Dr. Angela Evanson, DDS has several qualities that set her apart from the other dentists in the Parker, Colorado area. How does she stand out among her peers? You can place your trust and confidence in her to care for your dental health. As a notable dentist, she can attend to all the dental needs
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Pull out your new calendar for 2024 and set up your dental appointments for regular cleanings with Dr. Angela Evanson, DDS. If you schedule cleanings and check-ups at specific times, you can keep tooth decay on then run. Tooth decay develops in a predictable pattern, and even though you are diligent at brushing and flossing,
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The holidays are filled with social gatherings, delicious food, and drinks along with lots of sweets that can be found at every event. It seems there’s not much time to stick to your oral health with all the flurry of activities. Following are some simple dental tips to help you enjoy the holidays without compromising
Read more →In dentistry, there are a variety of different professions that maintain the look and health of teeth. While dentists focus on the entire mouth, periodontists are trained in gum health and treating advanced stages of gum disease. Gum disease can occur in anyone and can range from mild to severe. If gum disease isn’t remedied
Read more →You never know when you or a family member will experience a dental emergency, but it’s important to understand which emergencies are most common and how you can prepare for and treat them. Toothaches, broken wires and knocked-out permanent teeth are some of the many dental emergencies that are painful and need to be treated
Read more →Our teeth will naturally darken over time, but certain habits, like drinking coffee, smoking and improper oral hygiene, can speed up this process. Teeth whitening treatments are available for those patients who want a whiter, more brilliant smile just in time for summer fun and activities. There are multiple teeth whitening options available, from at-home
Read more →Over 92% of people have cavities by the time they reach adulthood. More than 120 million Americans have one or more teeth missing due to oral health problems. Millions are toothless. All of these issues never need to happen if more people knew oral hygiene basics for brushing, flossing, eating sugar and visiting the dentist.
Read more →Cavities form when too much sugar is eaten without enough brushing and flossing to remove the sugar that leads to decay. Children may not know that brushing and flossing is so important to their oral health, or they may struggle with the desire to do these habits. Here are a few games and tips that
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