Scheduling and keeping dental appointments every six months may seem like a burden, but these preventive checkups with your dentist in Warsaw are crucial to maintaining good oral health. Like most things in life, your oral health needs to be checked on regularly in order to identify potential problems before they have a chance to… Read more »
Your wisdom teeth tend to erupt between the age of 17 and 21, but they can make an appearance earlier or later. Many times, your dentist in Warsaw will recommend having wisdom teeth removed. Wisdom teeth extractions are incredibly common and can help maintain oral health. However, it is a type of oral surgery, and there… Read more »
Cavities are incredibly common. In fact, nearly every American will have at least one cavity in their lifetime. Cavities, also known as tooth decay, can happen for any number of reasons including poor dental hygiene, frequent snacking, and having a diet full of food or drinks that are packed with sugar. If cavities aren’t treated… Read more »
If you’re one of the estimated 20% of people who happen to develop mouth ulcers, you know just how uncomfortable and painful they can be. The good news is that ulcers in the mouth tend to go away on their own within about two weeks, are usually harmless, and don’t necessarily need treatment from your… Read more »
During your dental check ups, it’s common to see both your hygienist and dentist in Warsaw. Ideally, these check ups happen twice a year so your dental team can keep a close eye on your oral health and catch any problems early before they have a chance to become a bigger, more serious problem, and … Read more »
We’re headed into the peak of cold and flu season, which typically comes with stuffy noses, sore throats, fevers, and loads of medicine to help ease symptoms. But did you know that any sickness from the common cold to the flu can also put oral health at risk, too? Your dentist in Warsaw has some steps… Read more »
When your dentist in Warsaw talks about gum disease, we’re not just talking about its risks to oral health. The truth is, gum disease has also been linked to several whole-body concerns, such as cardiovascular diseases, respiratory problems, and certain types of cancer. However, there is good news. Gum disease can be treated and reversed if… Read more »
Everyday things such as coffee, wine, and even spaghetti sauce can take a once bright, white smile and transform it into something discolored. If you were once used to brilliant white teeth and find yourself staring into the mirror and wondering when your teeth went from dazzling to dull, you’re not alone. In fact, more… Read more »
Allergies can be triggered at any time of the year. In turn, sinuses can be affected, causing discomfort in many different areas. Sinus pressure or a sinus infection can have various symptoms, such as a stuffy nose, pressure in the eyes, discomfort around the cheeks, and tooth pain. But as your dentist in Warsaw knows, any… Read more »
Sugary sweets can mean bad news for your teeth. But your dentist in Warsaw wants all of our patients to know that there is a way to enjoy those sweet cravings without all of the damage of sugar. We’re talking about xylitol, and choosing it over sugar may benefit your oral health. What is Xylitol? Xylitol… Read more »
The first week of July I celebrated my 32nd year practicing dentistry in Warsaw. I have had the pleasure to work with wonderful dental professionals and serve the dental care needs in our community. I am very proud of our team and the level of dental care that we provide. Our level of care requires dedicated, skilled, high-level providers and we look forward to Dr. Dennis Pitsilides joining our team to continue and expand that care. I would like to welcome him and introduce him to our practice and community.
Dr. Dennis Pitsilides grew up in Schererville, Indiana. He graduated with his Bachelor of Science in Biology and then went on to complete a Master of Science in Biology at Purdue University. He earned his Doctor of Dental Surgery from Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry at the University of Southern California in 2023. In his free time, Dr. Dennis enjoys tennis, hiking and kayaking on the lake.
Dr. Dennis is grateful for the opportunity to expand his education and skills under the guidance of Dr. William Myers. Being a part of a practice with the latest dental technology that renders high quality comprehensive dental care is what drew him to Warsaw. He looks to help grow a strong relationship with the community, while continuing to provide compassionate care to our patient’s needs. Dr. Dennis will be joining Dr. Myers and his amazing team on August 7th to provide personalized care to the Warsaw community. Please call 574-267-6651 to schedule an appointment with Him.
Dr. William N. Myers
