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Dr. Whitney White, DDS

Dentist and Practice Owner at Aspen Dental
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I am a passionate dentist committed to providing excellent care to patients. My dentistry focus is comprehensive general dental care. I have extensive experience with oral diagnosis, restorative treatment, oral surgery, prosthodontics,cosmetic procedures, and more. I own an Aspen Dental practice in Las Vegas. Educating the general public on oral health care is a passion of mine. As an ambassador, I utilize various social media platforms to share oral health tips and ways to promote overall health.With an impressive number of patients and cases, I am looked at as an expert in general dentistry and educate fellow dental colleagues through creative and engaging videos. My overall mission is to increase access to excellent dental care.

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  • Dr. Whitney White Shares Expert Tips on Oral Hygiene and Product Recommendations
    Dr. White emphasizes oral hygiene's role in preventing tooth decay and gum disease. She recommends electric toothbrushes, flossing options like Plackers, and alcohol-free mouthwash. "Probiotic mouthwashes can support gum health but should complement brushing and flossing." Consider ease of use, effectiveness, comfort, ingredients, and flavor when selecting products. Consult your dentist for a personalized routine.
  • Dentist Recommends Tongue Scraping for Optimal Oral Health
    Dr. White emphasizes that tongue scraping removes bacteria, dead cells, and debris, reducing bad breath, preventing infections, and improving taste. Noticing a white, yellow, or brown coating on your tongue indicates the need for scraping. Metal and plastic scrapers are recommended. Unlike toothbrushes, scrapers effectively clean tongue crevices. Incorporate this gentle, daily practice for fresher breath and better oral health.
  • Reversing Cavities: Expert Insights from Aspen Dental
    Dr. White says, "A cavity is a decayed spot on your tooth caused by bacteria and plaque. Early-stage cavities can be reversed with fluoride or hydroxyapatite treatments. Once decay reaches the dentin, a filling is necessary. Regular dental visits and good oral hygiene are key to prevention."
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  • Keep eating a sweet treat to less than 20-minute intervals. A great example would be for someone who really wants to drink a soda pop. I would recommend to drink the soda at dinner, rather than sipping on the soda all day long.