Is Your Mouth Trying to Tell You Something? Understanding Oral Cancer and the Importance of Screenings Oral cancer is more common than many people realize, and it can affect anyone. 1 in 4 adults will be affected by oral cancer…
To My Valued Patients, After 31 wonderful years with Virginia Family Dentistry, it is with mixed emotions that I announce my retirement. Due to a recent escalation of arthritis in my hands, I have made the difficult decision to step…
2024 marked a milestone for Virginia Family Dentistry as we celebrated our 50th anniversary! For five decades, we have been a dentist-owned and operated practice providing quality dental care to generations of families across the Richmond area. View our timeline…
My Dear Patients, I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the trust and confidence you have placed in me to take care of your dental needs over the last decade and a half. It is with…
The First Visit: When and Why One of the most common questions we encounter from parents is the timing of their child’s first dental visit. The answer might surprise some: by their first birthday or upon the arrival of their…
Snacks are a regular part of your child’s day, but did you know the types of snacks your child is consuming can significantly impact their oral health? Here’s how to make teeth-friendly choices when it comes to snacking to ensure…
At Virginia Family Dentistry, we take pride in providing the best care for every member of your family, especially the little ones. Our Pediatric Dentists understand the significance of your child’s first dental visit. They are dedicated to making it…
We want to take a moment to express our gratitude for your continued trust in us as we approach our 50th anniversary serving patients in the Greater Richmond Region. 2024 Calendars Are In! To commemorate our upcoming 50th anniversary, we’ve…
The first step in getting braces is scheduling a consultation with an orthodontist. During this complimentary one-hour visit, your orthodontist will examine your teeth and discuss your treatment goals. This information helps the doctor decide on two ways to proceed: …
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