Kenosha Breeze Family Dental: Dennis Carlile, DDS

Happy National Administrative Professionals Day to our awesome front office team, Laura and Kristin!

Check out our iTero Scanner, used to design your Invisalign smile. What would your teeth look like in a 3D model?

We heard yesterday was National Pet Day, but everyday is pet day here! Our emotional support dog Maybelle would love to see you at your next visit!

It's April Fools Day here at the office!

Recent studies have shown that good oral health care is vital to long-term COVID-19 management. According to the CDC, patients with certain medical conditions like diabetes, asthma, liver disease, and obesity are more likely to get severely ill if diagnosed with coronavirus. Did you know that these, and many other chronic diseases have a direct link to oral disease? This month’s article on the oral-systemic connection teaches us that inflammation and bacteria in your mouth can spread through your bloodstream. Make no mistake: what happens in the mouth does not stay in the mouth. Read more today at https://www.kenoshabreezefamilydental.com//the-oral-system

Did you know that while dentists and other team members are at the highest risk for COVID spread, they are not suffering a higher rate of transmission? This proves that the protocols work! A study by the American Dental Association found that the rate of COVID-19 infection among dentists was less than 1%, far lower than that of other healthcare workers. Dentists have always been experts regarding infection control. While COVID-19 presents us with a new challenge, we are ...proud to say that our implemented safety measures have met this challenge successfully. Visit our blog to read the full article today. https://www.kenoshabreezefamilydental.com//oral-health-and

As we reflect on one year post the coronavirus shutdown in the US, we’ve written this month's article to answer the questions for those still concerned about visiting their dentist. *Do dental visits put me at risk for COVID exposure? *Are dental cleanings necessary if I don’t even have a cavity? *How can I be sure my dentist’s office is safe?... *I’m high-risk, what additional steps can I take before scheduling an appointment? These questions can be tough, and the answer is ultimately up to you. Our goal is simply to provide our patients with the facts regarding the necessary level of caution, and best practices during this uncertain time to keep your family safe while maintaining your oral health. https://www.kenoshabreezefamilydental.com//oral-health-and

We are so excited for our hygienist Jen and the upcoming arrival of her third baby girl! We showered her with lots of love today!

Did you know the chocolates and wine you’ll be consuming this weekend are huge culprits of stained, dingy teeth? But don’t worry, you can still indulge! Let us help you wear your best this Valentine's Day by scheduling your consultation for teeth whitening! Learn more about the other culprits and the best ways to remove pesky surface stains, by reading our article here. https://www.kenoshabreezefamilydental.com//what-you-need-t

We Need Your Vote! We hope everyone had a great Easter weekend! Our office had some fun decorating Easter eggs and now we need your help picking a winner! All you have to do is "like" the picture of your favorite egg!

We know the difference a bright, white smile can have on one’s appearance, confidence, and overall attitude. In our latest article on Teeth Whitening, we’re answering the myths and offering solutions to all your burning questions, like: Is teeth whitening safe? What causes yellowing? Do whitening rinses and products with activated charcoal actually work?... How can I whiten my teeth quickly and effectively? Learn more about how you can achieve a glowing smile by reading the full article here: https://www.kenoshabreezefamilydental.com//what-you-need-t

Happy Birthday to our sweet office coordinator, Kendall! Thank you for all you do, we're so lucky to have you on our team!

Have you noticed a foul smell since wearing a mask? Many of our patients have become much more aware of their own mouth odor and have asked us many questions. In this month’s article you will learn the answers to the most common questions about bad breath: Why can’t I normally smell my own breath? Is bad breath a bad sign? What causes bad breath? How can I fix bad breath?... Learn more by visiting us at: https://www.kenoshabreezefamilydental.com//bad-breath-symp

Meet our office manager Kendall! She has shared a few things about herself. There are two truths and one lie. Guess which one is a lie and win a free whitening to go!

Thank you to all our patients and everyone who participated!