Lake Oconee Dentistry team member Lea Justice was among the 30 donors who participated in the recent blood drive hosted by Lake Oconee Dentistry and the American Red Cross.
Lake Oconee Dentistry hosted an American Red Cross Blood Drive on Thursday, August 29th. The American Red Cross Bloodmobile was parked in the practice’s parking lot and offered appointments throughout the day. A total of 30 donors participated. According to American Red Cross representative Christina Bailey, 26 units of blood were collected. “Each unit will impact up to three lives,” said Bailey. “That means 78 lives will be saved and changed as a result of this considerable community effort.” Blood is a perishable product...(Read More)
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Assist to Succeed Lake Oconee is currently enrolling students for a new 12-week session, which begins August 17, 2019. Assist to Succeed offers hands-on training for those looking to become a successful dental assistant.
The word “emergency” is one of the scariest in the English language. It usually means something has gone horribly wrong. A dental emergency is typically not as terrifying as one in other parts of your body. However, because it’s still an emergency, it needs urgent attention. Let’s talk about what you need to do in several common 
Lake Oconee Dentistry is celebrating the upcoming July 4th holiday by taking a moment to thank the Hometown Heroes who work hard to protect our community each and every day. The practice is offering active military, law enforcement, firefighters, DNR and EMS personnel the opportunity to receive a dental cleaning, exam and any necessary x-rays for just $17.76 when they schedule an appointment during the week of July 1, 2019.
“There are so many who work tirelessly to keep our communities safe,” says Dr. David Bradley, co-owner of Lake Oconee Dentistry. “Their daily efforts are instrumental to the freedom and independence each of us enjoy. July 4th is a perfect opportunity to recognize the contributions...
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Whether you’re drinking a glass of milk or eating your favorite candy, you may wonder how what you consume affects your oral health. Your nutrition can have a lasting impact on your smile and self-confidence, so it’s important to know what’s good and bad for your teeth. Years of coffee stains can take your teeth from pristine to discolored and make you self-conscious about your grin. Read on to learn about foods you can eat to give you your best smile. 
Did you know that gum disease affects approximately half of the U.S. population? Unfortunately, this common condition is the leading cause of tooth loss. Not to mention that it’s been found to increase the risk of many other diseases such as heart disease, diabetes, stroke, Alzheimer’s, and even some cancers. Since February is Gum Disease Awareness Month, it’s a perfect time to learn about 4 signs and symptoms of gum disease in Greensboro, (including one that might surprise you), as well as what treatment options are available. Learn more below!
When you look at yourself in the mirror, you can’t help but notice your crooked teeth. You want to straighten them, but do you go with traditional braces or with a newer technique like