Dr. Erini P. Redmond DDS

181 Avenida Vaquero, Suite A,
San Clemente, CA 92672-3601
(949) 361-1124
 

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Which toothpaste is right for you?

February 21st, 2012


Wondering what toothpaste is right for you? You're not alone. We know that the aisle at the grocery store can become a bit overwhelming. We carry a desensitizing and cavity preventing toothpaste in our office, Clinpro 5000. Give us a call today and see if it is right for you.

Have a great day!

~ Dr. Erini Redmond

Happy Valentine's Day!

February 14th, 2012


Valentine’s Day is here! Did you get sweets from your sweetheart? It’s once again time to remind all of our patients to be extra careful when choosing those candies and treats!

All those sweet, sour and sticky candies may taste great, but these treats are known to damage teeth, as well as braces if you’re wearing them! Did you know sour candies can be acidic to your teeth, and actually wear down the enamel that protects them? This can cause tooth decay and cavities! Sour and fruity candy, such as Starburst and Skittles, are the worst for your teeth since these candies have a low pH value, which is known to ruin enamel.

We recommend softer treats, such as soft chocolate or peanut butter cups, or melt-in-your-mouth foods. Those who indulge should make sure they brush and floss between teeth, as well as at the gum line. Make sure to schedule your regular cleaning and check up appointment!

Happy Valentine’s Day from all of us at Dr. Erini Redmond’s office

Concerned about bad breath? Let us help!

February 7th, 2012


Bad Breath...Yikes, nobody wants it. If you know someone with bad breath or halitosis, a complete dental evaluation is what Dr. Erini recommends. Dental decay or gum disease may be the cause. It can be treated!

Give our office a call to schedule an appointment!

Forever Fresh,
Dr. Erini

Oral Piercing: Is It Worth It?

January 31st, 2012

Thinking about getting an oral piercing? Dr. Erini Redmond warns you to think again...There are many different complications with oral piercings, which include:

1. Infection
2. Swelling
3. Pain
4. Cracked Teeth
5. Nerve damage
6. Loss of taste
7. Blood poisoning

Did we give you enough to think about? Take it from Dr. Erini, this is not as "cool" as it looks.

Always looking out for you!

~Dr. Erini

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