Your Community Dental strides to provide comprehensive dental care services that are safe, comfortable, effective, and affordable. Using the most advanced dental technology and techniques available, our team is dedicated to providing you with beautiful healthy teeth that you can't help but showcase with a confident smile. I accompanied my elderly mother to her dentist appt., I've got to say the staff was wonderful.
Dr. Preston was a sweetheart and so patient with my mom, and the check in/out girls were great! Nikki, and Nicole answered all my insurance questions and got my mom on her way quickly. Thank you, that level. I wanted to thank the kind and considerate staff employed at Brown and Associates. Whenever I come in for a visit, Ashley and Sharon always make me feel welcomed and go the extra mile in helping me with appointments.
Even going so far as calling me and getting me in for same day treatment. I LOVE going to this practice! My husband and I both see dentists at this location.
Dr. Preston was a sweetheart and so patient with my mom, and the check in/out girls were great! Nikki, and Nicole answered all my insurance questions and got my mom on her way quickly. Thank you, that level. I wanted to thank the kind and considerate staff employed at Brown and Associates. Whenever I come in for a visit, Ashley and Sharon always make me feel welcomed and go the extra mile in helping me with appointments.
Even going so far as calling me and getting me in for same day treatment. I LOVE going to this practice! My husband and I both see dentists at this location.
Services
Your Community Dental prides itself in providing top dental care services for your entire family for every stage of life.
From the first tooth as a baby to permanent teeth as an adult, we're here to help keep your smile healthy and strong.
We provide a wide range of dental care services so you can achieve the smile you've always wanted.
Our comprehensive dental care services backed by our experienced dental staff makes Your Community Dental the absolute best place for all your dental care needs.
From the first tooth as a baby to permanent teeth as an adult, we're here to help keep your smile healthy and strong.
We provide a wide range of dental care services so you can achieve the smile you've always wanted.
Our comprehensive dental care services backed by our experienced dental staff makes Your Community Dental the absolute best place for all your dental care needs.
Your Community Dental is located on Greenfield Road between 16th and 17th Streets in Wilmington, N.C.
Service is available via Wilmington's Wave Transit routes 205 and 209 at the Greenfield St (WB) at 16th St stop.
Route 105 stops around the corner at the New Hanover County Department of Social Services.
We are located 1.5 miles from Williston Middle School, 1.8 miles from Forest Hills Global Elementary, 2.2 miles from Pathways school, 2.7 miles from Edwin A. Alderman Elementary, 2.8 miles from Cape Fear Community College, and 3.5 miles from John T. Hoggard High School and the University of North Carolina at Wilmington.
Service is available via Wilmington's Wave Transit routes 205 and 209 at the Greenfield St (WB) at 16th St stop.
Route 105 stops around the corner at the New Hanover County Department of Social Services.
We are located 1.5 miles from Williston Middle School, 1.8 miles from Forest Hills Global Elementary, 2.2 miles from Pathways school, 2.7 miles from Edwin A. Alderman Elementary, 2.8 miles from Cape Fear Community College, and 3.5 miles from John T. Hoggard High School and the University of North Carolina at Wilmington.
We recommend that you visit us at least twice a year for a regular check-up and professional teeth cleaning.
A professional cleaning will remove plaque and tartar that brushing and flossing at home just can't handle.
Professionally eliminating this build-up of plaque and tartar helps to prevent bad breath, tooth decay, and periodontal disease.
The best dental care we can provide for you is preventative care.
Regular check-ups and professional teeth cleaning prevent small problems from becoming more complex and difficult to treat.
A professional cleaning will remove plaque and tartar that brushing and flossing at home just can't handle.
Professionally eliminating this build-up of plaque and tartar helps to prevent bad breath, tooth decay, and periodontal disease.
The best dental care we can provide for you is preventative care.
Regular check-ups and professional teeth cleaning prevent small problems from becoming more complex and difficult to treat.
At most regular check-ups, your dentist will take x-rays of your teeth and mouth.
Digital x-rays are quick, safe and can allow your dental team to see oral abnormalities, like tumors, cysts, or bone loss, as well as decay, gum disease, and movement of teeth over time.
X-rays are not painful and will likely be taken once a year to get a closer look at any hidden issues with your teeth.
This will help to find cavities and other issues.
Your dental team will ask you about any health concerns prior to the low-dose x-ray.
Digital x-rays are quick, safe and can allow your dental team to see oral abnormalities, like tumors, cysts, or bone loss, as well as decay, gum disease, and movement of teeth over time.
X-rays are not painful and will likely be taken once a year to get a closer look at any hidden issues with your teeth.
This will help to find cavities and other issues.
Your dental team will ask you about any health concerns prior to the low-dose x-ray.
Cavities and tooth decay are one of the most common health problems around the world.
Tooth decay can affect both the outer coating of a tooth (called enamel) and the inner layer (called dentin).
What creates a cavity?
According to WebMD, When foods with carbohydrates like bread, cereal, milk, soda, fruit, cake, or candy stay on your teeth.
The bacteria in your mouth turn them into acids.
The bacteria, acid, food debris, and your saliva combine to form plaque, which clings to the teeth.
The acids in plaque dissolve the enamel, creating holes called cavities.
Tooth decay can affect both the outer coating of a tooth (called enamel) and the inner layer (called dentin).
What creates a cavity?
According to WebMD, When foods with carbohydrates like bread, cereal, milk, soda, fruit, cake, or candy stay on your teeth.
The bacteria in your mouth turn them into acids.
The bacteria, acid, food debris, and your saliva combine to form plaque, which clings to the teeth.
The acids in plaque dissolve the enamel, creating holes called cavities.
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