Dr. Stewart |
At Smile Savers Dentistry, located in Columbia, Maryland in Howard County, Dr. Daniel Stewart and his friendly staff offer their patients comfortable procedures and state-of-the-art dental treatments in a relaxed and fun atmosphere that produce sparkling results.
Not far from Washington D.C. and Baltimore, Smile Savers Dentistry
is conveniently located to Ellicott City, Laurel, Fort Meade, Hanover, Odenton, Elkridge, Clarksville, Halethorpe, Arbutus and Jessup. Dr. Stewart is not affiliated with Smile Savers of Laurel.
From regular dental cleanings and fillings to more advanced procedures like veneers, CEREC crowns, LANAP an alternative to gum surgery and dental implants, the experienced Smile Savers team can help you with any dental procedure, larger or small. For check-ups, Dr. Stewart's advanced Diagnodent laser cavity detection system can detect dental decay with more ease and precision than even the human eye. With the office's new digital X-rays, Dr. Stewart will be able to diagnose your dental health along with you on a flat screen monitor.
Dr. Stewart also specializes in cosmetic smile makeovers. He can see if you are a candidate for Invisalign, clear plastic aligners used to straighten teeth instead of metal braces. Our practice also offers NiteWhite teeth whitening. At Smile Savers Dentistry in Columbia, MD, you can receive all of these procedures conveniently under one roof.
To experience the difference that only a well-trained, experienced and compassionate staff can deliver, please call Smile Savers Dentistry at (410) 730-6460 or click here to schedule your next appointment!
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Smile Savers Dentistry News
A Word From Dental Assistant Carolyn: Facial Pain
Do you ever wake up with headaches and neck pain? Do you ever hear clicking or popping noises when you open and close your mouth? These things can be very annoying and painful, but you don't have to put up with them forever. Many times they are symptoms of a TMJ (Temporomandibular Joint) disorder. Read More...
A Word From Dr. Stewart: LANAP, A Better Alternative
I've recently seen a few new patients looking for help in correcting their gum disease. They have been told that they need scaling and root planing (scraping of the teeth using anesthetic), cutting the gums back so as to get better access to the roots and then bone grafting to fill in where the bone has been eroded away.Read More...
A Word From Dental Hygienist Natalie: Benefits of Fluoride
Fluorine (from which fluoride is derived) is actually a mineral that occurs naturally in many foods, water and in the air. Fluoride helps prevent tooth decay by making the tooth more resistant to acid attacks from plaque bacteria and sugars in the mouth. It also has the ability to reverse early decay areas. Read More...
A Word From Dental Hygienist Beth: Smart Snacking = Healthy Teeth
What's wrong with sugary snacks? Sugary snacks are so yummy to eat - but they aren't good for your teeth, or your body. Candies, cakes, cookies and other sugary foods can cause tooth decay, but what you may not know is that starchy snacks like potato chips can also break down into sugars once they're in your mouth. Read More...
A Word From Dental Assistant C.J.: New Crown Materials
Tired of metal showing in your crowns? Skeptical about having metal in your mouth at all? Here at Smile Savers Dentistry, we have found that metal in crowns can start to show through porcelain after time, changing the aesthetics and making the crown itself weaker. Read More...
A Word From Dr. Stewart: Sugars, Carbs And Oral Health
Since opening our diet center Figure Savers, I have really begun to take a harder look at what is being put in our bodies as a form of nutrition. We have always been told that to keep our teeth healthy and cavity free we should minimize our sugar intake and refrain from in between meal snacks. Read More...
A Word From Dental Assistant Carolyn: Root Canal Treatment
Sometimes a toothache means that the nerve of the tooth has become infected. Often this means the only way to treat your tooth is with a root canal. Read More...
A Word From Dental Hygienist Beth: You Should Whiten Your Teeth If You ...
Have stains on your teeth, want to stop smoking, are getting married, have a job interview... Read More...