Winlock Family Dentistry

05/28/2026

Here at Winlock family dentistry we offer an annual membership-Dental Savers.
This membership plan requires:
no immediate eligibility
no yearly maximums
no deductibles
no pre-authorizations
no denials
Benefit Premiums:
Individual $499
Couple: $899
Family $1299
Call today and ask about the membership benefits!

05/26/2026

Tooth Tip Tuesday:

Floss before you brush

05/19/2026

Green tea contains antiseptic properties which can help to keep your gums healthy

05/14/2026

Easy Does It: Brushing Too Hard Hurts
Scrubbing your teeth like you’re scouring a dirty pan? Time to chill out! Many people think a harder scrub = cleaner teeth, but brushing too aggressively can actually damage your teeth and gums.

Tooth enamel is super strong, but if you attack it with a hard-bristled brush or excessive force, you can wear it down and even make your gums recede (ouch!). Overbrushing can lead to sensitive teeth and gum irritation – basically the opposite of what you want.

The fix is simple: use a soft-bristled brush and gentle, circular motions. Think of brushing like massaging a tomato – gentle pressure wins. Let your toothbrush do the work, and give your teeth a spa day, not boot camp.

05/12/2026

Tooth tip Tuesday-
Set a two minute timer for tonight and give each quadrant of your mouth the attention it deserves

05/08/2026

05/06/2026

Here at Winlock family dental we sell sonicare toothbrushes, water piks, replacement heads for sonicare, we sell prescription toothpaste for sensitivity, dry mouth and a booster for an extra dose fo fluoride.

05/05/2026

More people on Earth own a smartphone than a toothbrush.

04/27/2026

04/24/2026

When a tooth is lost, the jawbone underneath no longer receives stimulation from chewing, triggering a process called bone resorption. Research shows that up to 25% of the jawbone can dissappear within the first year if the tooth isnt replaced, particularly affecting the alveolar bone that supports surrounding teeth.
Bone loss isn't just cosmetic it can cause neighboring teeth to shift, create bite problems, alter facial appearance, and complicate future dental procedures such as implants. What starts as a single missing tooth can gradually impact overall health and function. Replacing a missing tooth early, especially with options that restore chewing forces, preserves jawbone strength, maintains facial structure and ensures long-term dental well-being.