Comprehensive Dental Care for All Ages

Has it been a while since your last dentist appointment? Concerned about your dental health? Looking for an experienced dentist for the whole family? Grupp Dentistry & Aesthetics can help with all your dental needs.

At Grupp Dentistry & Aesthetics, our caring and experienced doctor and hygienists not only treat your dental needs but also educate you on how to maintain good oral health. Whether you need a dental exam, tooth filling, or another dental service, Grupp Dentistry & Aesthetics is here for you. Call us at (434) 973-7011 to schedule an appointment.

General Dental Services

  • Fluoride Treatments
  • Oral Cancer Screenings
  • Digital Dental Images (x-rays)
  • Tooth-Colored Fillings
  • Teeth Cleaning
  • Single Crown Visits
  • Dental Hygiene Education
  • Dental Exams
  • And More
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General Dental FAQs

  • Q: When should I schedule my child’s first dentist appointment?

    A: You should schedule your child’s first dentist appointment roughly six months after their first tooth erupts, or by their first birthday.

  • Q: How often should I go to the dentist?

    A: You should visit the dentist twice per year to maintain good oral hygiene. Of course, your dentist may recommend a more frequent schedule depending on your current dental procedure.

  • Q: Does flossing really help?

    A: Of course. Even the most expensive toothbrush can’t reach every area of your mouth. Dental floss is designed to remove food particles wedged tightly between the teeth and in the gums. You should make flossing a part of your dental hygiene routine.

  • Q: What kind of toothbrush is the best to use?

    A: We recommend using a soft-bristle toothbrush. Many people have a bad habit of brushing their teeth with great force, and medium- and hard-bristle brushes can slowly deteriorate the enamel that protects your teeth as well as your gums, and root surface.

  • Q: What is the right way to brush my teeth?

    A: Start by brushing in a gentle, circular motion. You want to touch every surface of your teeth with the toothbrush. Take your time to ensure you’ve cleaned the top, back, front, and in between each tooth as well as your gums.