Branham Dental Arts

08/21/2026

Today we’re celebrating 9 amazing years of having our wonderful hygienist Alicia as part of our team! Thank you for your dedication, hard work, kindness, and for taking such great care of our patients and their smiles. 🦷✨ We are all so lucky to have you!
And what makes this year even more special is the exciting arrival of her first baby girl this December 🩷 we couldn’t be happier for you! Wishing you continued success, happiness, and so many beautiful memories in this next chapter. Happy 9 years! 💕✨

07/27/2026

Looking to schedule a cleaning or need treatment? Give our office a call to make your appointment. 248-474-5572 or request an appointment at branhamdental.com

06/16/2026

Notice of office closure for the 4th of July holiday.
Office will be closed starting Thursday, June 25th 4pm and reopening Monday, July 6th 8am. If you are in need of treatment or cleaning please give our office a call to check availability.
request at branhamdental.com or call 248-474-5572

05/22/2026

Our office will be closed today thru Monday in observance of Memorial Day. Have a safe holiday weekend!

05/14/2026

Join us in wishing Ashley a very HAPPY 29th BIRTHDAY! 🎀💓🌸💗💟

05/12/2026

04/28/2026

Terrific Tooth Trivia (Tuesday Edition)

Smile Frequency: Women smile an average of 62 times a day, while men smile only 8 times.

Brush Time: The average person only brushes for 45 to 70 seconds a day, well short of the recommended 2 minutes.

Right-Handed Chewing: People who are right-handed typically chew their food on the right side of their mouth.

First Toothbrush: The first bristle toothbrush was made in China in 1498, using bristles from hogs, horses, and badgers.

Broken Record: Tooth decay is the #1 most chronic condition in kids, more common than asthma.

No. 1 Choke Hazard: Toothpicks are the object most often choked on by Americans.

04/22/2026

Apples are widely known as "nature's toothbrush" because their fibrous texture and crisp, thick skin act as a natural, abrasive scrub that helps clean teeth, remove plaque, and stimulate gums during chewing.

Key Facts About "Nature's Toothbrush":
How They Clean: The act of chewing a raw apple increases saliva production, which helps wash away bacteria and neutralize acids in the mouth.
Gum Health: Eating apples can help stimulate gums and remove particles, contributing to better oral hygiene.
Important Caveat: While helpful, apples are not a replacement for traditional brushing and flossing, as they still contain natural sugars and acids that can cause decay if not cleaned properly.
Other Crunchy Alternatives: Other foods with similar, though less famous, "toothbrush" effects include raw carrots, celery, and nuts.

04/13/2026

Happy Dental Hygenist Week to our Alicia! Thank you for keeping our patients smiles beautiful and clean!