While many individuals may neglect their precious teeth, preventative care for your teeth is extremely important! In fact, a healthy mouth can lead to an overall healthy lifestyle as a whole. This is why it is so important to begin with healthy dental hygiene habits at an early stage in life and to stick with them daily. At Costa Family... read more »
If you have been searching for a family dental practice outside of the DC area for federal government employees, it can be understandable that this may be a tough task. However, at Costa Family & Cosmetic Dentistry we are a family dental practice who serves patients of all ages so that they will have a pleasant and positive dental experience... read more »
If you have been searching for a family dental practice outside of the DC area for federal government employees, it can be understandable that this may be a tough task. However, at Costa Family & Cosmetic Dentistry we are a family dental practice who serves patients of all ages so that they will have a pleasant and positive dental experience... read more »
Have you been searching for a dentist who is right for you and your family? Has it been a tough journey finding someone right for each precious member of your family? If this is the case, we understand the struggle and those of us at Costa Family & Cosmetic Dentistry are pleased to inform you that the search is now... read more »
Many times, finding the right dentist can be a challenge, especially if you’re looking for one who is right for you and the entire family. However, at Costa Family & Cosmetic Dentistry, we have excellent dentists who are extremely skilled in treating each precious member of your family. At each of our office locations, you’ll find that you and your... read more »
Dentist who accepts new government employees as patients near DC area If you are looking for a dentist in the DC area, at Costa Family & Cosmetic Dentistry, we are honored to serve our community by gladly accepting new patients (many of those who are government employees)! We have excellent dentists at our practice, who are extremely skilled and take... read more »
Also known as aphthous ulcers, canker sores are small shallow lesions that form on the soft tissues of your mouth or at the base of your gums. They differ from cold sores because they aren’t contagious and don’t appear on the surface of the lips. Canker sores can be very painful and make it a challenge to eat and speak.... read more »
Also known as tooth decay, cavities are permanently damaged areas on the teeth that develop into small holes or openings. Cavities are often the result of bacteria in the mouth, poor oral hygiene, and drinking sugary beverages. Although cavities are particularly common in children, teens, and seniors, anyone can develop them, including babies. Left untreated, cavities can cause severe toothache,... read more »
The purpose of a root canal is to remove diseased pulp tissue from the inside of a tooth. It is typically performed when the tooth cannot be filled or restored in any other way because its has become infected. The most common sign that you need a root canal is significant pain on the affected tooth. However, you may also... read more »
Mouthwash offers a variety of benefits. It can freshen your breath by killing the bacteria associated with bad breath. Mouthwash can also prevent plaque from building up on your gums, in between your teeth, and on the surface of your teeth in between brushing. In addition, mouthwash can rinse out any loose particles in your mouth and make brushing and... read more »