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Lake Boone Dentistry of Raleigh Caring for your smile for over 40 years. Dr. Matthew Ricke and our dental team are here to serve you! Additionally, he is a certified Invisalign provider.

For more than 40 years, Lake Boone Dentistry Raleigh has been proud to provide families in the Raleigh area with top-quality, comprehensive dental care. Dr. Bill Sowter has been part of our team for most of that time, ever since his father, Dr. Jack Sowter, founded our practice. Today, he couldn’t be happier that our new lead dentist, Dr. Matthew Ricke, is carrying on his tradition of personalized

family dentistry. Dr. Ricke earned his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from the University of Tennessee. Ever since, he has diligently pursued continuing education through prestigious institutions like the Dawson Academy. At our practice, he is able to meet most of the dental needs you and your loved ones could ever have. From routine dental checkups to tooth replacement to smile makeovers, our team at Lake Boone Dentistry Raleigh is here to help you feel comfortable every step of the way. Call today to discover how we can help you smile!

Teeth can slowly pick up stains from everyday habits like coffee, tea, red wine, and certain foods. Over time, these sta...
18/02/2026

Teeth can slowly pick up stains from everyday habits like coffee, tea, red wine, and certain foods. Over time, these stains settle into the enamel and dull your smile.

Small daily choices like brushing consistently, rinsing after dark-colored foods, and keeping up with cleanings can help limit discoloration and keep teeth looking brighter.

What’s one habit you’ve tried to cut back on to avoid stains? Let us know below!

Why are preventive dental visits such a smart investment? They help catch small issues early, before they become bigger ...
16/02/2026

Why are preventive dental visits such a smart investment? They help catch small issues early, before they become bigger and more expensive problems.

Regular checkups are a cost effective way to protect your teeth, gums, and long term oral health.

What do you see as the biggest benefit of routine dental visits? Tell us in the comments!

Valentine’s Day treats don’t have to be rough on your teeth. Try sugar-free chocolate, yogurt-covered fruit, or nuts ins...
13/02/2026

Valentine’s Day treats don’t have to be rough on your teeth. Try sugar-free chocolate, yogurt-covered fruit, or nuts instead of sticky, sugary candy to keep enamel happy. 🦷 ❤️

Choosing tooth-friendly treats helps you enjoy the holiday without extra enamel wear. A little planning goes a long way for a healthy smile.

What’s your favorite Valentine’s Day treat that’s gentle on teeth? Share below in the comments.

Stress doesn’t just affect your mood. It can lead to teeth grinding, jaw clenching, and ongoing tension that puts extra ...
11/02/2026

Stress doesn’t just affect your mood. It can lead to teeth grinding, jaw clenching, and ongoing tension that puts extra pressure on your bite and jaw. 😬

Over time, that stress can cause soreness, headaches, and worn teeth. Regular dental care can catch these signs early, and tools like night guards help protect your teeth while you sleep.

Have you ever noticed jaw tension or grinding during stressful times? Share your experience below.

Old toothbrushes don’t clean as well as you might think. Worn bristles cant reach plaque effectively and can even hold o...
09/02/2026

Old toothbrushes don’t clean as well as you might think. Worn bristles cant reach plaque effectively and can even hold onto bacteria over time.

Swapping your toothbrush every three to four months helps keep your daily cleaning effective and supports better oral health between dental visits.

When was the last time you replaced your toothbrush? Let us know in the comments! 🪥

Healthy gums do more than protect your smile—they help support heart health. Routine dental care keeps gums strong and i...
06/02/2026

Healthy gums do more than protect your smile—they help support heart health. Routine dental care keeps gums strong and inflammation low.

This National Wear Red Day, remember that taking care of your teeth is part of taking care of your heart!

Did you know your oral health affects your heart? Share your thoughts below.

Braces and aligners make it easier for food and plaque to stick around, so daily cleaning is extra important to protect ...
04/02/2026

Braces and aligners make it easier for food and plaque to stick around, so daily cleaning is extra important to protect teeth and gums.

Brushing carefully and using tools like flossers or interdental brushes can help keep your smile healthy during treatment.

What was the biggest adjustment to your routine with braces or aligners? Share below.

Dry mouth affects more than comfort. Low saliva lets bacteria stick around longer and makes teeth more vulnerable.Stress...
02/02/2026

Dry mouth affects more than comfort. Low saliva lets bacteria stick around longer and makes teeth more vulnerable.

Stress, medications, and mouth breathing are common triggers. Small changes like drinking water more often can help protect your teeth and gums.

What small habit helps you feel more comfortable when your mouth feels dry? Tell us in the comments.

Building good dental habits doesn’t have to be perfect. Focusing on small, realistic routines makes it easier to stick w...
30/01/2026

Building good dental habits doesn’t have to be perfect. Focusing on small, realistic routines makes it easier to stick with them long term.

Brushing twice a day, flossing a few times a week, and keeping up with checkups all add up to healthier teeth over time.

What simple habit has made the biggest difference in your dental routine? Share your tips below!

Crowns, fillings, and veneers are built to last, but hard foods can still take a toll. Biting into tough snacks or unpop...
28/01/2026

Crowns, fillings, and veneers are built to last, but hard foods can still take a toll. Biting into tough snacks or unpopped kernels can chip or crack dental work over time.

Even small impacts can loosen restorations and cause sensitivity, so it’s important to be mindful of what you chew.

Have you ever had dental work affected by something you ate? Tell us about it in the comments!

As we age, our oral health can change in ways we might not expect. Gums can recede, enamel can wear down, and teeth may ...
26/01/2026

As we age, our oral health can change in ways we might not expect. Gums can recede, enamel can wear down, and teeth may become more sensitive.

Regular checkups and preventive care help catch these changes early and adjust your dental routine to meet evolving needs.

Have you noticed changes in your oral health over time? Tell us about your experience in the comments!

Temporary dental fixes are meant to hold you over, not solve the problem. Ignoring a chipped tooth or lost filling can l...
23/01/2026

Temporary dental fixes are meant to hold you over, not solve the problem. Ignoring a chipped tooth or lost filling can lead to pain, infection, or bigger repairs down the road.

Getting treatment promptly protects your smile and prevents complications!

Have you ever put off fixing a temporary dental issue? Tell us what happened in the comments.

Address

2310 Myron Drive Suite 100
NC
27607

Opening Hours

Monday 09:30 - 15:00
Tuesday 07:30 - 17:00
Wednesday 07:30 - 17:00
Thursday 07:30 - 17:00
Friday 07:30 - 13:00

Telephone

+19197818610

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