Tips to Avoid Tartar Build-up

by | Aug 26, 2015 | Oral Health

Managing a clean and disease free mouth is an easy task if you brush and floss your teeth on a daily basis and visit the dentist every six months. But bacteria accumulate in the mouth with every meal and can lead to tartar build-up during the day. This forms a sticky...

Five Common Tooth Problems

by | Aug 18, 2015 | General, Oral Health

Dental problems can be very painful if they are not attended to immediately. Good oral health does not stop with brushing twice a day and flossing on a regular basis and also includes regular visits to dental office in Cary. Toothache – Over the counter medicines can...

Managing Oral Care with Braces

by | Aug 12, 2015 | General

Worried about keeping your teeth clean while wearing braces? The best way to care for your teeth during this period is to follow your usual practice of brushing twice a day and flossing at least thrice a week to keep your teeth looking sparkling clean when the braces...

Our practice & COVID-19 information

To Our Most Valued Patients:
 
Starting Monday, March 23, 2020, and continuing until further notice, we must implement new restrictions on patient care. This is based on the latest advice we have received from the Centers for Disease Control, the NC Dental Board and the American Dental Association. 
 
If you have an appointment at Howarth Family Dental Center for non-emergency dental treatment (such as a checkup or cleaning or fillings), the appointment has been canceled, and we will work with you to reschedule. We are now restricting treatment to urgent or emergency care only.
 
This decision was not easy, but necessary. The health and well-being of our patients and team members are our primary focus. We will continue to be available for urgent and emergency care.    
If you should have a true dental emergency, you can contact a member of our team by calling our office at 919-866-3200. Please be patient as it may take us a little longer to respond. We will also send updates via text and email as needed during the situation at hand.
 
We regret that we must restrict our patient care this way. We are serving our patients in the safest manner possible by following the advice of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention under these difficult circumstances. In doing this, we will safeguard the health and safety of our patients, our team members, and the entire community. Thank you all for your cooperation and understanding during these trying times and we wish you all the best of health.
 
In Good Health,
Dr. Gregg Howarth & Staff

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