Brauneck Family Dentistry

09/01/2026

Labor Day is approaching quickly. What are your plans for the long weekend. We would love some ideas or to know of some events.

08/24/2026

Our Ophelia started her second week of SECOND grade today. We can hardly believe it. What words of encouragement do you have for her as she starts the year?

08/19/2026

Ophelia captured the worlds smallest pet! What a cutie! The lizard is pretty cute too.

08/14/2026

Think of your dental cleaning as the professional reset button your mouth has been waiting for.

🪥 At-home care: keeps things under control
🦷 Professional cleanings: remove what your toothbrush can’t
👩‍⚕️ Regular exams: catch little problems before they become expensive, painful problems

So if your last dental appointment was “a while ago,” we’re not judging.

We’re dentists. We’ve heard everything. 😂

Just don’t wait until your tooth starts sending you an emergency text message in the middle of the night:

“Hey… remember me?
The one you’ve been ignoring?
WE NEED TO TALK.”

📅 Schedule your next cleaning and exam. Your teeth—and your toothbrush—will thank you.

08/07/2026

Cheers to a great weekend ahead! Any community activities we should know about?

08/02/2026

07/27/2026

💙 Today is National Love Is Kind Day—a reminder that kindness can brighten someone’s day.

At Brauneck Family Dentistry, we believe kindness starts with a smile. Whether it’s helping a nervous patient feel at ease or greeting every patient like family, we’re grateful for the opportunity to spread a little kindness every day.

What’s one act of kindness you’ve experienced recently? Share it below! ⬇️

07/23/2026

We missed our retired assistant Bev so we asked her to come and use her green thumb and help us out with our plants. Bev graciously agreed – we like to think it’s because she misses us too!
We now get to see her regularly AND reap the benefits of her superb gardening skills . Win Win!!

07/13/2026

A cracked tooth doesn’t always happen from a major accident. In many cases, tiny cracks develop over time from everyday habits like clenching or grinding your teeth, chewing ice, biting hard candies, or eating hard foods. These cracks can be so small that they’re impossible to see without a dental exam.

One of the most common warning signs is a sharp pain when you bite down or release pressure. You may also notice sensitivity to cold or discomfort that seems to come and go. Because the symptoms aren’t always constant, many people wait too long to have them evaluated.

The sooner a cracked tooth is diagnosed, the better the chance of saving it. Depending on the size and location of the crack, treatment may include bonding, a crown, or root canal therapy. If left untreated, however, a crack can spread and may eventually require the tooth to be removed.

🦷 Don’t ignore tooth pain that comes and goes—it could be an early sign of a cracked tooth. If you’re experiencing any of these symptoms, call Brauneck Family Dentistry as soon as possible. Early treatment can make all the difference in preserving your natural tooth.

HealthySmile

07/09/2026

There are good reasons for both, but many dentists recommend brushing before breakfast to remove the bacteria that builds up overnight and to help protect your enamel before eating acidic foods.

No matter which you choose, brushing twice a day for two full minutes and flossing daily are the real keys to a healthy smile!

👇 Tell us your answer in the comments: Before or After?