Oaklawn Family Dental Association
Edward B. Kaiser, D.D.S
Call (401) 463-7676
At Oaklawn Family Dental Association you can find a dentist who offers affordable, comfortable tooth bonding, natural-looking porcelain crowns, porcelain dental veneers, whitening treatments, and tooth-colored composite fillings. Ask us about veneers and teeth whitening and how we can maximize your dental insurance. We also provide braces, dental implants and sedation dentistry.
Call today for Coventry area cosmetic dentistry with Dr. Edward Kaiser today at (401) 463-7676 for a healthy, more beautiful smile tomorrow. Or fill out the online form for easy scheduling. At Oaklawn Family Dental Association, we have several convenient payment options and flexible scheduling to fit your busy life.
Coventry area cosmetic dentist Edward Kaiser, D.D.S. has extensive experience creating beautiful smiles. They're one of the first things people notice about you.
Our professional team will be happy to discuss your aesthetic dentistry options. The attractive results you'll get from Oaklawn Family Dental Association can change your life!
Welcome to our practice! I am proud to serve patients in our community.
The combination of continuing education and state-of-the-art equipment allow us to offer you and your family the high level of care you're looking for. My team and I will give you a warm welcome and our ongoing commitment to your dental health.
Here at our practice we offer convenient office hours to fit your busy schedule. And our office is easy to find. Check here for detailed office hours and a map and directions.
Whether you're new to our practice or just need to schedule a regular or follow-up appointment, we make it as easy as possible.
Just call us or fill out our online form. We're looking forward to seeing you in our office soon.
If you're looking for affordable cosmetic dentistry in West Warwick you don't need to look any further. Edward Kaiser, D.D.S., is the cosmetic dentist that West Warwick residents trust to deliver experienced and professional dental care.
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Diets low in certain nutrients can reduce resistance to oral and dental infections including gum disease and tooth decay. A healthy immune system is essential to controlling periodontal disease. Counseling in the Four Basic Food groups will improve dental health and general health.
The consumption of sugar, especially in sticky forms or in a baby bottle while sleeping, contributes to the rapid development of dental decay. Dr. Kaiser believes that a balanced diet, effective brushing and sensible eating habits can reduce the risk of, or even prevent, infectious dental disease. If you need more information on how a healthy diet can improve your dental health, please don't hesitate to call Oaklawn Family Dental Association at (855) 396-2188.
Modern dentistry, with the help of sealants, fluoride, and preventive care, has dramatically reduced tooth decay in children. However, there’s been an increase in decay in seniors. Some medicines dry out the mouth, for example, reducing salvia. Saliva is vital in fighting tooth decay because it helps neutralize acids, has a disinfectant quality, washes away bacteria, and helps prevent food from sticking to your teeth.
If you have questions about senior dental care, please call Oaklawn Family Dental Association today at (855) 396-2188.
From a dental point of view, there's nothing soft about so-called soft drinks. Sugar does not directly damage teeth. That happens when certain bacteria in the mouth release acids that eat into tooth enamel. These bacteria, however, need food to survive and refined sugar is a very potent source. What you eat, they eat. If not eliminated promptly, they hang around to do their dirty work.
The real culprit in carbonated soft drinks, however, is the fizz itself: carbonic acid. A sugary, un-carbonated drink like Kool-Aid is actually easier on teeth than, say, Diet Pepsi. So watch your consumption of soft drinks and be sure to contact Oaklawn Family Dental Association at (855) 396-2188 to schedule a dental checkup.
| Morning | Afternoon/Evening | |
|---|---|---|
| Mon. | 8:30am - 12pm | 12pm - 8:30pm |
| Tue. | 8:30am - 12pm | 12pm - 8:30pm |
| Wed. | 8:30am - 12pm | 12pm - 8:30pm |
| Thu. | 8:30am - 12pm | 12pm - 8:30pm |
| Fri. | 8:30am - 12pm | 12pm - 5pm |
| Sat. | 8:30am-12pm | 12pm-4pm |
| Sun. | Closed | Closed |
