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Your Guide to Straight, Healthy Teeth

For more than 17 years, DC Dental Spa President Dr. Rex Hoang, DMD, PC, has been working to improve the dental health of patients throughout the Washington D.C. area. He is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania Dental School who has been committed to helping his patients achieve and maintain the smiles of their dreams since opening DC Dental Spa in 1990. In these articles, he explains what steps people can take to improve their smiles.

Natural Remedies to Get Rid of a Toothache

For temporary toothache relief, people don't need to look any further than their kitchen cabinets. From garlic to ice, eating certain foods or placing them over impacted areas can temporarily reduce mouth pain.

The Best Products to Prevent Plaque and Tartar Buildup

The dentist was right: Good old fashioned brushing, flossing, and rinsing really is the key to preventing plaque and tartar buildup on the teeth. For patients who prefer a more high tech approach, electric toothbrushes can clean teeth exceptionally well and don't cost nearly as much as they once did.

Is Invisalign a Good Option For Busy Professionals'

When compared to traditional braces, Invisalign takes much less time to maintain. Because of that, Invisalign has become a popular treatment option for busy professionals who don't have hours to waste visiting the dentist to get their wires and brackets changed each month.

The Quickest Way to Replace Missing Teeth

Dental implants are a fantastic option when it comes to replacing missing teeth. Although dental implants take longer to get placed in the mouth than some other tooth replacement methods, patients who go with this option will end up with solid, beautiful smiles that look good for years to come.

Handling Your Dental Costs Without Using Insurance

It may seem counterintuitive, but the best way to cut down on dental costs is by going in for more frequent appointments. By catching cavities and other oral issues early on, you can reduce the need for expensive procedures down the road.