Choosing YOUR dentist!

Are you the kind of person that believes if you are going to take the time out of your busy day to get something done, that it should be done right, and done right the first time?

Do you want to have a smile you are proud of? Do you think that a visit to the dentist ought to be pleasant and relaxing without the expense and complication of sedation? If so, then Dr. Raymond Mansfield, DDS is your TOP choice!

Germantown, Maryland dentist Dr. Mansfield and his wonderful staff have a long history of taking care of their patients like family. This means your satisfaction really is their top priority! His attention to detail assures you will spend as little time as possible having to return to the dentist’s chair to address the same issues over and over again.

Dr. Mansfield also takes your comfort seriously. He knows that not everyone’s idea of a perfect day is sitting in the dentist chair and that many people fear the possibility of pain or discomfort related to dental procedures. Ask any of his patients and they will tell you how much of a difference it makes that Dr. Mansfield cares for and addresses these concerns.



Give us a call today to schedule your initial exam and see if Dr. Mansfield is the right fit for you! 

#(301) 540-5195

12 Signs You Need to See a Dentist

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Has it been awhile since you have seen a dentist? Do you have a fear of the dentist that is holding you back? Have you recently moved and left your previous dentist? No matter what the reason is, seeing a dentist regularly is vital to your overall health and well being. However here are 12 signs that you might need to see a dentist sooner rather than later: 12 Signs You Need to See a Dentist.

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If you are looking for a kind, compassionate dentist who will listen and not judge then come visit Dr. Mansfield and Germantown Dental Care! Our small dental practice treats each and every one of our customers like family. Learn more by visiting: www.germantowndentalcare.com 

What 10 Common Mouth Issues Really Look Like (photos)

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Today we are sharing an article from Mouth Healthy which shows pictures of 10 common dental problems that patients often have. "You know good dental habits can help prevent things like cavities and gingivitis, but you may not know what conditions like these really look like or how they can affect your mouth. Use this visual guide to learn more about some of the most common dental health issues, symptoms to watch for and the potential treatments that are available."  **Please note: This content is for informational purposes only. Only a dentist, physician or other qualified health care professional can make a diagnosis.** Click here to see the article link with the photos!

CLICK HERE to learn more about Dr. Mansfield and schedule your first appointment for an oral checkup today!

The Top 7 Risk Factors for Oral Cancer

It's Oral Cancer Awareness month and we are sharing an article today from Mouth Healthy talking about a few of the risk factors. If there was ever a reason to regularly visit your dentist, possible early detection of oral cancers, is it.

"You know your dentist is looking for cavities during regular check-ups, but you may not realize your dentist can check for cancer at the same time. It’s estimated that approximately 51,540 people will be diagnosed with oral cancer and cancers of the throat, tonsils and back of the tongue in 2018.

Regular visits to your dentist can help you detect such cancers early, and changing a few potentially harmful habits may help reduce your chances of developing them. Read on to find out the top risk factors."

Click here to read the original article and learn more about the top seven risk factors for oral cancer. To visit a dentist and get checked over to make sure your mouth is in top shape, come visit Germantown Dental Care today! www.germantowndentalcare.com

Thinking of a new dentist? Take a closer look into our office!

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We know how important it is for patients to not only know what type of service they will be receiving when they visit the dentist, but also what type of environment they are coming in to.

Here at Germantown Dental Care we pride ourselves in having a inviting, cozy office environment for our patients to be welcomed to while they wait for their service. We want to make sure that every visit to Germantown Dental Care is not only pleasant, but done right the first time around. Last week we snapped a few more photos of our office so that our patients, and anyone looking for a new dentist in Germantown can know what to expect when they come in!

Contact us today at  (301) 540-5195 to set up your appointment! 

Looking Your Best In the New Season: Is Whitening Your Teeth Safe?

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With spring officially here you, like many others, might feel renewed with energy to freshen up your look or work toward a new goal. Part of that fresh start means you might be considering whitening your teeth. But what about teeth whitening? Is it safe? Well the answer is yes, but it depends! With so many teeth whitening options out there, it can be a bit confusing to navigate the best choice for your smile. According to the American Dental Association "The ADA recommends that if you choose to use a bleaching product, you should only do so after consultation with a dentist. This is especially important for patients with many fillings, crowns, and extremely dark stains. A thorough oral examination, performed by a licensed dentist, is essential to determine if bleaching is an appropriate course of treatment. The dentist and patient together can determine the most appropriate treatment. The dentist may then advise the patient and supervise the use of bleaching agents within the context of a comprehensive, appropriately sequenced treatment plan."

We offer professional whitening services here at Germantown Dental Care and would be more than happy to talk to you about your teeth and whitening options. Schedule your appointment today at: http://germantowndentalcare.com/

To learn more about the different whitening products and how they work, visit the link from ADA Here.

How Seasonal Allergies Can Affect Your Oral Health

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With spring officially started and warmer temperatures around the corner, we are sharing a great article from Delta Dental about seasonal allergies and how they can affect your oral health. "When allergy season is in full swing, your dental health may not be on the top of your mind. But a case of hay fever can make an impact on your teeth and gums. Here’s what to look out for and how to protect your mouth."

Here are some things that can happen due to those pesky seasonal allergies:

• Tooth pain
• Dry mouth
• Sore throat
• Dehydration

To learn more about each one of these things and how you can help prevent them click here for the article. To learn more about Dr. Mansfield and Germantown Dental Care visit us at: http://germantowndentalcare.com/