If you see a new face at your next dental office visit, it will probably be Dr. Madeline Stead shadowing Dr. Mulligan. She as been doing this on Tuesdays to get to know the patients, our patient and office environment, where to find all the little pieces and parts that are dentistry, and our practice […]
Dr. Megan Mulligan and the staff at Grand Avenue Dental are happy to welcome Dr. Madeline Stead, who will be joining our staff in May. Dr. Stead completed her undergraduate studies and earned her Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from the University of Iowa in 2019. She then went on to work at a community
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After thirty-eight years, Dr. Amble informed us that he is retiring and will not be returning to the office after his fall on the ice this winter. We are sending his retirement letter, as well as Dr. Mulligan’s letter of response to his retirement, out to patients this week. Specifically, the letters will go to
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For those people that have written about the lack of evidence that flossing is beneficial to a person’s dental health I have two things to say: 1. “Slow news day? When you explain the results of this study to me, please speak in another direction so I don’t have to smell your breath.” 2. Life
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Consumers have so many choices at stores now, one of which is chewable vitamins. Generally, dental professionals recommend a chalky type chewable supplement as it does not adhere deep into the pits of the back teeth. A gummy vitamin leaves bits of sticky, sugary material on the molars, which can lead to possible tooth decay.
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Love these colors and shapes. Maple leaves remind me of childhood.
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This picture has been around for awhile, but was just found by our patient’s mother a couple of weeks ago. Love the colors!
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