A recent CDC report provides the following data related to the prevalence of periodontitis in the U.S.: 42% of people aged 30 years and older have some form of periodontal disease. Periodontal disease increases with age, 70.1% of individuals 65 years and older have periodontal disease. This condition is more widespread in men than women…
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You Be The Judge in San Jose

If you are researching cosmetic dental smile makeovers, you have probably heard claims that cosmetic dentistry can provide you with a ‘perfect smile’ or a ‘celebrity smile.’ Are these superlatives simply exaggerations? We invite you to judge for yourself. Call 408-267-2303 to schedule a no-pressure smile makeover consultation with Doctor Beveridge of Beveridge Dental. You…
Your San Jose Smile Says Keep Trying!

Today’s article is for men and women who are discouraged because they haven’t been successful at making some changes that will benefit their oral health. We want to encourage you to keep trying and assure you that the team of dental professionals at Beveridge Dental is eager to help. Keep Trying To Floss Many men…
Are You Watching For Cavities in San Jose?

Did you know a cavity may be reversed? These small holes in our teeth caused by acidic tooth erosion can be prevented from getting worse and require filling. Currently, around 90% of adults have cavities and almost 30% have untreated cavities. However, by taking a few needed precautions, Beveridge Dental can help stave off tooth…
Dental Questions? We Have Answers at Beveridge Dental

Hello! My name is Doctor Stephen Beveridge and my dental practice, Beveridge Dental, has been serving the San Jose area for many years. If you have questions about oral health, cosmetic dentistry, preventative dentistry, orthodontia, tooth implants, oral sedation, in-office teeth whitening, or invisible braces, come to Beveridge Dental for answers. My caring staff has…
What’s the Best Way to Fix Teeth that Overlap in the San Jose Area?

Plenty of individuals have teeth that overlap. What causes overlapping teeth? Overlapping teeth are usually caused by genetics or habits as a child such as thumbsucking. They can also be caused by the mouth being too small to fit all the teeth correctly or having different-sized upper and lower jaws. Injury to the face or…