At Liberty Lake Family Dentistry, the health and well-being of our patients and employees is our top priority. We are actively monitoring the Covid-19 situation and want to assure you that we have developed a coordinated strategy to address the issue as it evolves. We have implemented additional layers of infection control, and will follow all updated recommendations from the CDC as we are monitoring those changes daily.
Our office is open and is only seeing healthy patients. Following CDC recommendations, we are limiting treatment to all urgent as well as emergency dental procedures. CDC guidelines encourage treatment of pain and infection as well as routine treatment that if not addressed will worsen in the next 3 months.
If you have recommended dental procedures that you are concerned will worsen in the next 3 months, please call our office and we can discuss treatment and the CDC guidelines. Due to the high closure of dental offices in the area we are prepared to help out and will see patients from dental offices that have closed. If you are an established patient your care will be a priority.
We know there is a strong connection between oral health and overall health, gum disease can weaken your immune system, so it is especially important to maintain good oral hygiene.
Stay Safe and Strong!
Dr. Michelle R. Olmstead
If you need emergency dental care, we are here to help. Learn more about our emergency services here on our site:
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With 3-D x-ray imaging, we can show you what's going on with your teeth, when we discuss your best treatment plan.
It's important to help little kids brush their teeth. If you stand behind them and have them look up at you, their mouth will be more open so it's easier to see their teeth.
A veneer can even out your smile and cover discolorations, cracks, chips or spaces.
Bleeding gums may be a sign of gum disease. It's important to see a dentist right away before this progresses into significant damage.
