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Visit our Lake Elmo, Minnesota family dental practice for regular dental cleanings. They are key to maintaining a bright, healthy smile. Our dedicated team ensures your oral health is in top shape by removing plaque, preventing gum disease, and keeping your teeth looking their best. Prioritize your dental care with us and enjoy a cleaner, healthier smile today.
Went in for a crown and was amazed that Dr. McGann was able to make the crown right there in his office. In 90 minutes I walked out the door with a new tooth. No second appointment to come back to have it installed. Very impressed.
Amber, dental hygienist, was so warm, knowledgeable, thorough. I don’t think I have had so many X-Rays. Dr. Patrick McGann reviewed all my records and such a complete exam. I way very impressed with him. I never felt rushed. They answered all my questions. Check out their website.
Year after year we receive the same efficient service despite having to travel from Wisconsin for appointments. Friendly, professional and caring team approach.
Family dental advice from Lake Elmo, MN dentist Dr. McGann.
There’s a common misconception about how much toothpaste is really necessary to get the job done. The advertisers would have you believe you need to squeeze out something that looks like a giant caterpillar. Here’s the reality: the most you need is a dab no bigger than the size of a pea.
Most dental issues are painless until they’ve advanced to the point that treatment is very costly, both in terms of financial cost and functional cost. In general, waiting until a tooth hurts before seeking treatment will cost about ten times as much as treatment before symptoms appear.
There is no shortage of substances—natural and synthetic—that enter our bodies every day and could cause harm. Drinking water may contain trace, EPA-allowed amounts of arsenic, nitrates, or uranium, yet no one is demanding their levels be reduced to absolute zero. Why? Because zero risk is not achievable, and policy is built on evidence of actual harm, not theoretical danger.
In 1945 the US started adding fluoride to community water systems once the evidence became clear that low levels of fluoride in drinking water can play a significant role in reducing tooth decay. It was heralded as such a success that the CDC has since declared water fluoridation as one of the 10 great public health interventions of the 20th century.
It seems that AI has penetrated into just about every facet of our lives, and dentistry is no exception. Let’s take a look at a couple of ways how AI may change your future dental experience.
At McGann Family Dentistry in Lake Elmo, MN, we use advanced technology like 3D imaging and CAD/CAM to create natural-looking, durable dental restorations. Our innovative techniques ensure your smile is seamless, functional, and beautiful.
