Gordon V. Doering, DDS

This problem can and should be treated in a few painless minutes at this office. In the interviewing time it’s best to chew your food on the afflicted side. Ignoring this problem increases the damage and extends the healing time.

A few suggestions for our patients, friends and relatives regarding Coronavirus called Covid19, and also for other viral and bacterial threats. Most bacteria are visible with a laboratory microscope. Viruses, however, are submicroscopic and therefore only visible with an electron microscope. This means that face masks have very little value […]

Nosebleed Care: Causes:The arterioles ( smallest arteries in the arterial system) are very near the surface inside the nasal passages. They become more vulnerable to leakage during dry weather conditions. Prevention: Maintenance: Diminish the risk by maintaining the tissue by washing nasal passages using water that is warm or comfortably cool. […]

Why should you make sure you have enough Vitamin D? Recent studies have shown that along with helping to maintain bone and teeth health (osteoporosis prevention) and your immune, nervous and cardiovascular systems Vitamin D also reduces your cancer risk. The studies indicate there is a marked reduction of risk […]

Introducing the first of several non-dental blogs which are important health and well-being guides. Several reasons to avoid tattoos based on a growing body of evidence: The first: their presence inhibits the use of MRI’s (magnetic resonance imaging). The explanation of this is, the dark blue and black coloring contains ferrous […]

There are several dental emergencies (circumstances that require prompt attention). The most common are: Traumatic injuries requiring suturing of facial or mouth area soft tissues Repositioning and stabilizing teeth that have been damaged and or malpositioned Avulsed teeth—see separate blog Soft tissue swelling which has been caused by an infection […]

When you are given only one treatment plan to correct or solve a problem whether dental or medical, it’s time for a second opinion. This process is normal and acceptable in all circumstances. Most health care providers welcome the opportunity and provide the service without cost, especially if you supply […]

Tooth extractions or other oral surgical procedures are similar to other surgery; your own care in following the doctor’s instructions will speed recovery. Read and follow these instructions carefully and call us the day following the surgery. HEALING: Do not disturb the wound by touching it with your fingers, a toothpick or […]

They fit tighter than any other crown. (See comparison research published in JADA) They have the thinnest cement lines when the preparation of the abutment is less than 10 degrees of taper. They can bind a cracked tooth together. They are unbreakable. They do not chip or crack. Gold is […]

There is no physical malady that is not benefited by physical activity or exercise. There is no oral problem that is aided by neglecting your oral hygiene.