Dental Blogs.

Are you waking up with a sore jaw, frequent headaches, or ringing in your ears? Or, has a friend or partner complained about the noise coming from your teeth that is waking them throughout the night?

One of the most memorable moments is when they lose their first tooth. This event is not just a physical change but also a big emotional step for both you and your child.

Here are some simple yet effective tips to maintain healthy teeth during your summer travels from your friends here at White32 Dental!

Planning for pregnancy is an exciting time. While most focus on diet, exercise, and prenatal vitamins, one vital aspect often overlooked is oral health during pregnancy. At White32 Dental, a boutique general and cosmetic practice in Washington, DC, our team led by Dr. Charles White emphasizes the importance of routine dental checkups before pregnancy to ensure a healthy start for both mother and baby.

I’m Dr. Charles White, the proud Owner/Dentist of White32 Dental, a boutique general and cosmetic practice in Washington, DC. As we celebrate our two-year anniversary, I want to share my journey, deeply rooted in passion, community, and a lifelong commitment to bringing humanity to healthcare.

Dr. White recently visited a middle school in Maryland to share his knowledge and expertise with the students. During his visit, Dr. White talked to the students about what it is like to be a dentist and the importance of oral hygiene.

This winter, White32 Dental held a Dental Drive for the Sasha Bruce House, a local Washington, DC organization that provides shelter and support for homeless youth.

Healthy, clean teeth are an important part of children’s health. Children who look after their oral hygiene are more confident, smile more, and are less prone to oral infection and disease.

There’s nothing like seeing your child smile. It can drive away all the negativity of your day in an instant. But there’s nothing like tooth decay and bad breath to chase that feeling away just as quickly.

Everyone wants sparkling clean teeth and fresh breath, and nobody wants an emergency appointment at the dentist. But don’t delay. Even if your teeth feel fine, something bad could be happening.