There are more options than ever before when it comes to paying for dental work, from dental insurance to Care Credit, credit cards, and more. One underutilized method is a flexible spending account (FSA) which allows you to use pre-tax income to pay for medical care. In this blog, we walk through the answers to […]
The Importance of Having An Emergency Dentist
Dental emergencies can happen anytime and anywhere! Dr. Eric R. Angstadt and Dr. Eric C. Angstadt are available to consult with you, and, if necessary, treat your dental emergency 24/7. Whether it’s day or night, weekday or weekend, rest assured that when you contact Angstadt Family Dental for your dental emergency you will speak to […]
What To Look For When Choosing A Cosmetic Dentist?
The American Dental Association (ADA) does not list cosmetic dentistry as an official specialty, so any dentist can claim to be a “cosmetic dentist”. If you are concerned with the appearance of your teeth or thinking about enhancing your smile, how do you know what to look for in a dentist and whom to trust? […]
Steps To Take If You Lose A Dental Crown
You’re enjoying dinner when you feel a sudden shift in your mouth. If you realize that you’ve just lost a dental crown, you might not be aware of what steps to take next. Dental crowns are built to last, but that doesn’t mean they can’t fall out or be pulled off of your tooth prematurely. […]
How to Care for Your Teeth with Preventive Dentistry
In today’s world of dentistry, there are countless advancements in dental technology and materials: digital imaging, use of dental lasers and 3D milling of crowns, as well as many others. Our offices in Wyomissing and Downingtown use the latest techniques to ensure the highest level of clinical care while also providing a comfortable, pain-free experience […]
Angstadt Family Dental Featured In Reading Eagle
Angstadt Family Dental’s early adoption of laser dentistry has garnered attention from the local media with an October spotlight in the Reading Eagle. The article highlighted that when the practice turned to lasers almost thirty years ago, fewer than 1% of dentists used the technology. Now, it’s a more common tool, and one we employ […]