Our team is in Boston for the 2020 Yankee Dental Congress. We are taking continuing education courses to learn about the latest and greatest research and technology!
Dr. Kimberly Harte and Dr. Jieun Cha took a continuing education course focusing on perfecting the aesthetics of our patients smiles, while conserving tooth structure through ...
As dental providers, we strive to keep our patients out of emergency situations. Maintaining regular hygiene visits with cleanings, exams, and radiographs as prescribed by your dentist will help diagnose issues ahead of time before they become a problem. Unfortunately, accidents do still happen! This is one of the reasons it is so important ...
Welcome to our new website blog! Here you will find dental tips, office news, and community happenings that we are involved in. We hope to be more than a dental office, we strive to be your dental home!
This fall has been a memorable season for me personally. I came back from maternity leave after having my ...
Here at Harte Dental, we follow the recommendation of the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Dental Association to schedule children for their first dental visit when the first tooth appears. If your child has still not started teething by their first birthday, we recommend to go ahead and schedule the first visit around the time of the first ...
Here at Harte Dental, we like prevention...and we also like to have fun!
That's why every quarter, we have a drawing for members of our No Cavity Club. In the past, we've given away toys, gift cards, and other prizes for both adults and children. This quarter, we have two prizes available:
We will hold a drawing for these adult and child-size ...
March is our Sealant Project! As part of the American Dental Association's Give Kids a Smile initiative, we are offering sealants for FREE for the entire month. Sealants are a quick, easy, pain-free way to prevent back teeth from developing cavities. Read on for more information,
Our teeth have lots of pits, valleys, and fissures on their chewing surfaces. If ...