Glen R. Barlow DDS - Newtown Dentist

06/22/2016

Crowns and bridges can make a dramatic improvement to your smile. Even if you have suffered serious decay, have worn down your teeth, broken your teeth, or even lost teeth, there is no reason why you can't still have a beautiful-looking smile with fully-functioning teeth. Dental crowns and bridges can give you back the smile you lost.

06/02/2016

Here’s hoping you had a great Memorial Day Weekend. Did you know that Memorial Day was originally called Decoration Day – a day to decorate the graves of those who died in our nation's service? So while you are relaxing, take a moment to think about the heroes who gave their lives for our country.

04/13/2016

75 percent of the U.S. population has some form of periodontal gum disease, which can not only lead to tooth loss, but serious health risks, including heart attack and stroke. Protect your teeth and your health. Schedule a cleaning and checkup today. http://www.glenbarlowdds.com/general--family-dentistry.html

04/01/2016

Most people don't realize the enormous impact a healthy mouth has on overall health. As a trained general and cosmetic dentist, Dr. Barlow approaches your family's dentistry with consideration for your whole oral system, including teeth, gums, and bite. Preventive treatments like checkups, cleanings, and fluoride applications ensure your mouth stays in tip-top shape.

03/25/2016

Want a snack that’s good for you and your teeth? Choose celery! Eat it raw and it will not only massage your gums, but clean your teeth. It will also induce the production of more saliva that will neutralize the bacteria that cause cavities. But all the celery in the world won’t replace your regular hygiene visits! Schedule yours today. http://www.glenbarlowdds.com/contact-us.html

07/15/2014

Flawed smiles marred by chips, cracks, or gaps are often perfect candidates for porcelain veneers treatment. Veneers are thin, custom-made porcelain shells that Dr. Barlow permanently bonds the front teeth. The result is an instantly whiter, straighter, and more attractive smile. http://www.glenbarlowdds.com/contact-us.html

07/10/2014

Do you have metal amalgam fillings in your mouth? Maybe it is time to have them replaced. Metal fillings contain Mercury, and while the subject is still controversial in some dental circles, we have chosen not to place amalgams – ever. Not only do our white fillings contain no Mercury, they look better in your smile too!
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Contact Us, Glen Barlow, DDS, Cosmetic and General Dentist serving Newtown, New Hope and Buckingham, PA.

07/09/2014

Do you know whether you spend enough time brushing your teeth? Try an electric toothbrush with a timer! It is amazing how long two minutes can seem but your smile deserves the time, don’t you think? Even better, an electrical toothbrush can remove as much plaque in two minutes as a standard one does in six! http://www.glenbarlowdds.com/general--family-dentistry.html

07/03/2014

07/01/2014

An apple a day really is good medicine! One of the easiest ways to keep your smile going strong is to snack on crunchy vegetables or fruits like apples. Fruits and veggies have a high water content, which stimulates the flow of saliva. They also have an astringent quality that helps clear away plague and pathogenic microbes in your mouth and on your teeth.

06/20/2014

What’s the most common complaint we hear from our patients? “My smile isn’t white enough.” If you feel that way, ask us about ZOOM!® Whitening or take home whitening trays. http://www.glenbarlowdds.com/tooth-whitening.html

06/19/2014

Do you dream about having a smile full of sparkling, straight teeth, but you just can’t imagine yourself wearing traditional metal braces? Invisalign, an orthodontic treatment approved by the FDA, is the virtually invisible method to straighten your teeth without conventional metal braces. With Invisalign, a custom-molded set of transparent, removable aligners will progressively reposition your teeth http://www.glenbarlowdds.com/general--family-dentistry.html