WESTLAKE VILLAGE, CA, April 26, 2011 (Press-News.org) Westlake dentist, Dr. Philip Shindler, is now offering CariFree. CariFree is a line of dental products that help to prevent cavities and tooth decay more effectively than traditional dental products, and Dr. Shindler is proud to be able to offer CariFree to his patients.
More Information about CariFree
The reason modern people brush their teeth is to remove bits of food debris that become fodder for bacteria. The bacteria that feed on this debris can eventually spread and infect the teeth, leading to tooth decay. This bacterial infection is called dental caries, and CariFree is a new way to treat dental caries.
CariFree works to normalize pH+ levels in the mouth. It is when pH+ levels drop that teeth begin to demineralize and bacteria start to thrive. As a result, patients who use CariFree products develop a healthy mouth with a properly balanced pH+ level. With a normal pH+ level, bacteria colonies that lead to tooth decay can no longer flourish within the patient's mouth, stopping tooth decay before it can start.
Dr. Shindler is a cosmetic dentist in Westlake Village who understands that prevention is the most efficient and cost-effective method for stopping most dental problems, which is why he is now offering CariFree.
More About Dr. Shindler
Dr. Shindler has been a Westlake cosmetic dentist for more than twenty years. He has served thousands of happy patients through his practice over the years, and has earned a well-deserved reputation for maintaining a compassionate and gentle practice.
A native of Johannesburg, South Africa, Dr. Shindler and his wife, Beverly, came to California in 1981 so that the future dentist in Westlake could complete a postgraduate program at UCLA. They loved the area so much that they've never left. When not at the dental practice that they run together, Dr. Shindler and Beverly enjoy outdoor sports and volunteer in the community.
To find out more about CariFree, visit Dr. Shindler's office located at 960 S Westlake Blvd. #201, Westlake Village, CA 91361. To make an appointment, call (805) 409-2970. You may also visit their website at http://www.philipshindlerdds.com.
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Westlake Village Dentist, Dr. Shindler, Now offers CariFree
Westlake Village dentist, Dr. Philip Shindler, is now offering CariFree. CariFree is a line of dental products that help to prevent cavities and tooth decay more effectively than traditional dental products. Check http://www.philipshindlerdds.com
2011-04-26
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[Press-News.org] Westlake Village Dentist, Dr. Shindler, Now offers CariFreeWestlake Village dentist, Dr. Philip Shindler, is now offering CariFree. CariFree is a line of dental products that help to prevent cavities and tooth decay more effectively than traditional dental products. Check http://www.philipshindlerdds.com