Protect Your Oral Health With Good Daily Habits (video)

stephenlega • May 15, 2020

Our first priority is always the health and well-being of our patients, even with the current disruptions we’re all experiencing. It’s why we are available to help with dental emergencies , and it’s why we hope you are practicing good oral care at home to avoid those emergencies during this time.

Today, we are sharing a video by the American Dental Association with some tips about your daily oral health habits. Someday soon, we hope you welcome you back to Total Dental Care in Columbia, SC for our full range of services. Until then, call 803-272-4162 to contact our office for emergency dental care or if you have questions about your healthy smile.

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