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Your Questions
What makes you different than any other dental practice I can visit?
Few dentists in the Washington metro area have Dr. Keith’s extensive, advanced training and experience to help you plan the natural, conservative and predictable restoration of your smile. Dr. Keith can truly provide you with a smile that is uniquely yours.
You’ll find more information about the various training programs that Dr. Keith has attended by visiting our Favorite Links page. Please check out these sites to see for yourself the commitment Dr. Keith has made to your health.
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How can I safely whiten my teeth?
We use Zoom! in-office whitening and Zoom! take home trays for the safest, most effective whitening. In about an hour, Zoom! safely whitens teeth an average of 8 shades.
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I want my front teeth to look better, but I do not want to wear braces. What would you recommend?
We’ve had many patients who have achieved straight, attractive front teeth through the use of Invisalign invisible braces. With Invisalign, you’ll use a series of clear, removable custom-made aligners to move your teeth. Because you remove these aligners before you eat and drink, there are no food restrictions or problems with flossing or brushing. You get the benefits of braces—think of how great your smile will look when your teeth are straight--without the “metal mouth” problems of conventional braces.
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 Every time I move my jaws, they click. I’m also getting headaches. Can you help?
You may have a problem called TMJ--Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction. TMJ is typically caused by a bad bite, teeth grinding, or problems in the jaw joint or neck.
Dr. Keith has specialized training in TMJ. We can effectively treat this disorder, offering patients the relief most other dentists cannot provide.
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My gums bleed after I brush. Is this something to be concerned about?
Yes! Bleeding gums are an indication of periodontal disease, a potentially serious infection that could cause you to lose bone in your jaw and ultimately your teeth if it’s not treated.
If your gums are bleeding, please call our office to schedule and appointment and have them checked out.
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