It’s another new year. Did you make any resolutions? If you did, you’re not alone. About 60% of Americans kicked off this year by making one or more resolutions. Most of these involve getting more fit, or healthier. Making resolutions for new beginnings is the easy part. Fulfilling them is more difficult, as studies show…

What’s a gift that keeps on giving? Your smile. 🙂 Smiling can just about make everything better. It has the power to significantly improve your life, as well as the lives of others. Not only will it make you feel better, your smile will help brighten the day for those around you. And that’s an…

Even before Seattle had the Space Needle (1962), there was a North Seattle Dental. Back in 1956, Seattle looked a lot different than it does now, (as does our dental practice!) but that’s when our patient Don Hood first came in for a dental exam. And 63 years later, Don is still coming in to…

What’s the gift that keeps on giving? Your bright smile! Now through December 20th, you can get your “bling on” and save up to $125 off our teeth whitening treatments. Say good bye to stained or yellow teeth, look (and feel) younger, and brighten the Holidays for yourself and everyone around you with your new…

Aches, pains and frown lines, oh my. It’s not easy getting older, and now there’s one more item to contend with:  Shifting teeth. What, teeth shifting!? Yes, your teeth shift as you get older. Even if you had orthodontic intervention when you were younger to have your teeth straightened with braces, your teeth will start…

If you’re not 100% in love with your smile, it doesn’t need to be a part of your year-round costume any longer! Now through Halloween, we’re offering $400 off Invisalign, the clear alternative to metal braces. And this offer is good for the first 10 patients who reserve their spot! Whether you have an overbite,…

Attention Washington State school employees, your open enrollment deadline for dental benefits is November 15th!  If you haven’t chosen your dental plan, you’ll need to pick “Uniform Dental” as your plan to continue receiving your coverage with us! Starting in 2020, all employees of Washington State school districts and charter schools, and represented employees of…

Will your dental benefits change next year? Open enrollment for Health and Dental insurance is coming up soon – beginning November 1st. If you’re a Washington state school employee, your open enrollment starts earlier – October 1, 2019, and your dental insurance plans will change – state school employees can find more information here. So,…

Every day there’s a party going on in your mouth. Over 6 billion bacteria, including 700 different species, reside in your mouth. Most play nicely with the others and provide health benefits, but a few troublemakers provoke disease. When the party goes well, your good bacteria contain the bad bacteria, and the party stays in…

Summer isn’t over. Keep it rolling by entering our summer travels postcard contest. Just share a card from your previous or upcoming vacation and you can win an Amazon Gift Card! Whether you’re driving to Yakima or flying to Yakutsk, send us a funny postcard from your travels and you can win a $25 Amazon…

Looking for a better dental experience? Discover North Seattle Dental for a kinder, more gentle (and fun) visit to the dentist. We’ve been helping families throughout Seattle with their dental needs for over 50 years. And our patients and their families keep coming back and referring us to their friends and families too. Why? It’s…

Are you itchy, scratchy and bursting with mucus? Welcome to allergy season in Seattle. And while Seattle is a great place to call home, it can be a tough place to live if you suffer from seasonal allergies. Allergy season around here runs 8 months out of the year – from February through September. As…

What happens with unused prescription drugs? They often fall into the wrong hands, or mouths. According to a recent survey, around 6 million Americans misused controlled prescription drugs. The study points out that a majority of these abused prescription drugs were obtained from family and friends, often taken directly from the family’s home medicine cabinet….