Polwarth family dentistry

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    • Home
    • Contact Us
      • Contact Us
      • Directions to Office
      • Hours of Operation
      • Frequently Asked
    • Services
      • COMPOSITE & WHITE FILLING
      • COSMETIC DENTISTRY
      • CROWNS & BRIDGES
      • IMPLANT RESTORATION
      • DENTAL CLEANINGS
      • DENTAL EMERGENCIES
    • About
      • MEET THE DOCTOR
      • MEET THE STAFF
      • TESTIMONIALS
    • New Patient Forms
      • Forms
    • Insurance
      • Insurance Carriers

Polwarth family dentistry

Polwarth family dentistryPolwarth family dentistryPolwarth family dentistry
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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get to Polwarth Family Dentistry?

What are some signs I should see the dentist?

How do I get to Polwarth Family Dentistry?

 


We are located in the heart of Lakewood, just minutes from Fort Steilacoom and the Lakewood Towne Center. 





Our address is 8412 83rd Ave SW, Suite 1, Lakewood, WA 98498

(253) 588-1511

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Why do regular dental visits matter?

What are some signs I should see the dentist?

How do I get to Polwarth Family Dentistry?

Regular dental visits are important because they can help spot dental health problems early on when treatment is likely to be simpler and more affordable. 


They also help prevent many problems from developing in the first place. Visiting Polwarth Family Dentistry regularly is also important because some diseases or medical conditions have symptoms that can appear in the mouth. 

What are some signs I should see the dentist?

What are some signs I should see the dentist?

I am not having any symptoms. Should I make an appointment?

  • Your teeth are sensitive to hot or cold
  • Your gums are puffy and/or they bleed when you brush or floss
  • You have fillings, crowns, dental implants, dentures, etc.
  • You don’t like the way your smile or teeth look
  • You have persistent bad breath or bad taste in your mouth
  • You have pain or swelling in your mouth, face or neck

I am not having any symptoms. Should I make an appointment?

I am not having any symptoms. Should I make an appointment?

I am not having any symptoms. Should I make an appointment?

Yes. Even if you don’t have any symptoms, you can still have dental health problems that only a dentist can diagnose. 


Regular dental visits will also help prevent problems from developing. Continuity of care is an important part of any health plan and dental health is no exception. Keeping your mouth healthy is an essential piece of your overall health. 


It’s also important to keep Dr. Polwarth informed of any changes in your overall health since many medical conditions can affect your dental health too. 

How often should I go to the dentist?

I am not having any symptoms. Should I make an appointment?

Why should I floss, isn't brushing good enough?

There is no one-size-fits-all dental treatment. Some people need to visit the dentist once or twice a year; others may need more visits. 


You are a unique individual, with a unique smile and unique needs when it comes to keeping your smile healthy. 

Why should I floss, isn't brushing good enough?

I am not having any symptoms. Should I make an appointment?

Why should I floss, isn't brushing good enough?

Flossing reduces the number of bacteria in your mouth. There are millions of these microscopic creatures feeding on food particles left on your teeth. These bacteria live in plaque which can be removed by flossing. 


Brushing your teeth gets rid of some of the bacteria in your mouth. Flossing gets rid of the bacteria the toothbrush cannot get to. 


If you do not floss, you allow plaque to remain between your teeth. Eventually it hardens into tartar. Plaque can be removed by brushing. Only the dentist can remove tartar. 

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Alison Polwarth D.D.S.

(253) 588-1511

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