Morrow Family Dentistry P.C

05/29/2026

Saying goodbye is never easy. We are grateful for all the years of working with our dear Dr. Phan. Thank you for taking care of our patients with upmost respect and genuine passion! We will miss you and wish you nothing but success and happiness ahead in Seattle.

05/28/2026

🎉 RAFFLE PRIZE ALERT! 🎉

Please give us a 5-stars review on Google for your chance to win a $300 QT Gift Card! ⛽️🥤🍕
Thank you for your support and good luck to everyone participating! ❤️

05/23/2026

We honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Wishing everyone a meaningful and safe Memorial Day! 🇺🇸

05/22/2026

Healthy oral habits can help to prevent tooth loss. Maintaining check ups and professional cleaning are the key to prevent severe problems. Please call us at 770-703-4205 to schedule your appointment. Tooth loss can be prevented. Don’t let it be too late! Get your check up soon!!

🦷 MISSING A TOOTH ISN’T JUST A COSMETIC ISSUE 😳

When a tooth is lost, the jawbone underneath no longer receives the daily pressure and stimulation created by chewing.
Without that stimulation, the body starts to believe the bone is “no longer needed”… and it begins to shrink away. 🦴⬇️

In fact, studies show up to 25% of the surrounding jawbone width can disappear within the FIRST YEAR after tooth loss.

Here’s what can happen over time if a missing tooth isn’t replaced:

⚠️ Jawbone shrinkage (bone resorption)
⚠️ Neighboring teeth drifting or tilting
⚠️ Opposing teeth over-erupting
⚠️ Changes in your bite and chewing ability
⚠️ Facial collapse and “sunken” appearance
⚠️ More difficult implant placement later
⚠️ Higher future treatment costs

The longer the space stays empty, the more bone can be lost.
That’s why dentists often recommend replacing missing teeth sooner rather than later.

🦷 COMMON TOOTH REPLACEMENT OPTIONS:
✔️ Dental implants
✔️ Bridges
✔️ Partial dentures
✔️ Full arch implant solutions

Dental implants are unique because they help stimulate the jawbone similarly to a natural tooth root, which may help slow or prevent further bone loss. 🔩🦴

05/11/2026

Common asked question. Should I be concerned of radiation from dental X-rays?

🦷 “Are Dental X-Rays Safe?”
Short answer: YES — and they’re MUCH safer than most people think 👀

Modern digital dental X-rays use extremely low radiation ☢️⬇️
In fact, a single dental X-ray can expose you to LESS radiation than everyday activities like:

✈️ Flying on an airplane
☀️ Spending time in the sun
📱 Using certain electronics
🌎 Natural background radiation we all get daily

Why dentists take X-rays 👇
Because cavities, infections, bone loss, cysts, impacted teeth, and even some tumors can hide where the eye can’t see 😳

Without X-rays, problems often stay silent until they become:
💥 Painful
💸 Expensive
🦷 Tooth-threatening

Digital X-rays today are designed to minimize exposure using:
✅ Faster sensors
✅ Focused beams
✅ Lead protection when needed
✅ Lower radiation doses than older film systems

Skipping needed X-rays can actually be MORE dangerous than taking them 🚨

Think of dental X-rays like this:
They help catch tiny problems BEFORE they become root canals, extractions, implants, or emergencies 😬

🪥 Early detection = simpler treatment + healthier smile

Are they safe ?

05/05/2026

Happy Dental Administrative Week to our amazing team in the front!! Thanks for keeping the schedule running smoothly. You guys are the heart beat of the practice.

04/15/2026

Spot on!! Good oral hygiene is very important.

Braces can fix your teeth alignment—but without proper care, they can increase the risk of cavities and gum disease.

Orthodontic brackets create plaque traps around every tooth. If cleaning isn’t precise, bacteria build up along the gumline and around brackets, leading to early white spot lesions (demineralization), cavities, and inflamed, bleeding gums. What may look like “just stains” during treatment can become permanent enamel damage once the braces are removed.

That’s why oral hygiene during braces matters more than ever. Cleaning around brackets, between teeth, and along the gums isn’t optional—it’s what protects your enamel while your teeth are moving. Straight teeth are important, but keeping them healthy is what truly defines a successful result.

04/15/2026

Our hygienists make all the difference! Thank you for your compassion, care and dedication! Happy Dental Hygienists week!!

04/05/2026

May heart bloom with happiness this Easter! Wishing you a blessed and joyful Easter!

04/01/2026