Fountain of Tooth: How to Keep Your Smile Young and FreshOct 01, 2023Access Dental, an Olympia dentist, focuses on preventative care. Continue reading →
The Care Credit Chronicles: A Tale of Financial Freedom and Exquisite TeethJul 01, 2023CareCredit frees you from the burden of paying expensive fees in a lump sum so you can enjoy your new exquisite smile in peace. Want to learn more?Continue reading →
Dental Crown Treatment at Access DentalJun 01, 2023Why settle for having a plain tooth when you can rock a dental crown and be a royal highness of your mouth? Let's go over the dental crown treatment and if it's the right fit for you! Continue reading →
It's time for a dentist visitMay 01, 2023Ah, the dentist. The place we all love to hate. But did you know that going to the dentist for regular cleanings is crucial for your oral health? Let's learn more. Continue reading →
Teeth Whitening TreatmentApr 01, 2023So you’re thinking of getting tooth whitening? Here is what you need to know. Continue reading →
Why is flossing important?Mar 01, 2023Dr. Kim or Dr. Sarah at Access Dental want the best for your smile, which means brushing and flossing every day. We’re going over why brushing isn’t enough to keep a healthy smile. Continue reading →
What is the difference between Implants, Veneers, and Dental Crowns? Feb 09, 2023These 3 treatments are dental treatments that design and implement artificial but realistic and functional teeth replacements. The question remains, what's the difference between Implants, Veneers, and Crown Implants? Continue reading →
What Are Mouth Germs?Jun 16, 2022What are mouth germs? Germs may be responsible for most infections and diseases, but did you know that countless germs live in healthy people, too? In fact, there could be more of these tiny microbes in your mouth at this very moment...Continue reading →
All About Aggregatibacter ActinomycetemcomitansApr 08, 2022Of the thousands of bacteria living in your mouth at any given time, some are helpful, and others can be harmful. One type of bacteria known to inhabit the human mouth is Aggregatibacter actinomycetemcomitans (AA) also known as "tooth killer." Continue reading →