A recent article from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution about putting things off, and in our case, dental care.  It is true, dental problems never get better, only worse and more costly.  Are you feeling something is not quite right?  Call us today to schedule an appointment with Dr. Mullaney

“The last time I saw my dentist, he told me that if I came in sooner that cavity wouldn’t have turned into a root canal,” says Susan Nilon. She has plenty of valid excuses for neglecting to take time out for routine appointments; after all, she’s running a radio station, hosting a daily two-hour program, all while raising a teenager and volunteering for a range of local organizations. But she admits she’d save money if she took the time to take care of things like regular dental check-ups. “It’s the small little things that don’t seem to be a big thing that turn into a big problem,” she observes.

Whether it is regular dental check-ups, health screenings or tests, waiting can not only cost you a fortune in medical bills later, it can even be life-threatening.