Whole Person Dental Care

07/31/2025

Happy National Intern Day!

Today, we want to celebrate and thank all of the incredible interns who have been part of the Whole Person Dental Care internship program. Over the past five years, we’ve had the privilege of welcoming more than 80 interns from across the nation, each bringing their own unique talents and leaving a lasting impact on our team and patients.

To our current interns—we’re especially grateful for your passion, dedication, and the positive energy you bring to our office every single day. You are an important part of our mission to shape the future of dentistry, and we couldn’t do it without you!

05/20/2022

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09/04/2020

Are you suffering from TMJD? Check out Dr. Wilson’s first blog post on her 3 top self-care remedies for temporarily relieving TMJ pain. Be sure to schedule your complimentary teleconference with Dr. Wilson to begin assessing your TMJD and learn about professional treatment options.

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https://www.wholepersondentalcare.com/post/the-3-best-self-care-remedies-for-relieving-tmj-pain

09/02/2020

Here are some tips by Whole Person Dental Care on how to properly wear a mask for easier breathing!
Whole Person Dental Care sincerely hopes you are staying safe and well with your family and friends during this challenging time.
Call and book an appointment today for a FREE consultation with Dr. Wilson!

07/30/2020

Happy National Intern Day!
We want to thank our interns for working so hard during quarantine to help shape Whole Person Dental Care.

07/23/2020

Dr. Wilson and the WPDC team are taking many precautions to ensure your safety for in-office visits.

Here are some safety protocols you will be following before entering our office:

07/09/2020

Did you know that teeth can affect sleep?

Unbalanced positioning of teeth can reduce the amount of space available for air to flow through the upper airway passages during sleeping, which can lead to overall health complications.

Find out more about Sleep Disordered Breathing on our website.

When your child’s airway is compromised, not allowing for free passage of air and oxygen to the brain, this interrupts their sleep cycle.