Amanda Wright RDHAP

Amanda Wright RDHAP As a RDHAP I have the flexibility to reach out to patients in new and creative ways, providing new consumer choices for their oral healthcare needs.

Hi there. I'm taking new patients and I'm here to help you achieve a healthy smile 🦷🪥. Reach out with any questions and ...
08/19/2026

Hi there. I'm taking new patients and I'm here to help you achieve a healthy smile 🦷🪥. Reach out with any questions and I'd be happy to schedule a meet and greet💚

08/15/2026

Good morning friends! ¡Hola!
Just a little reminder... It's better to wait about 30–60 min. before brushing your teeth after eating acidic foods or drinks.

It allows time for your saliva to help neutralize acids and protect your enamel. In the meantime, try drinking or rinsing with water! 💛

Amanda Wright RDHAP checking in. I'm here when you are ready to schedule your next dental hygiene visit. Whether it's be...
08/12/2026

Amanda Wright RDHAP checking in. I'm here when you are ready to schedule your next dental hygiene visit. Whether it's been 6 months or 6 years, let's chat and make a plan for a healthy smile🦷💚

Wishing all the exhibitors luck today at the Redwood Empire Fair! Auction starts at 10am. Come on down and support these...
08/08/2026

Wishing all the exhibitors luck today at the Redwood Empire Fair! Auction starts at 10am. Come on down and support these hard working kids🍀🐖💚

08/05/2026

Rosemary 🌿

There are many contributing factors but Dr Prices' research is fascinating.
08/05/2026

There are many contributing factors but Dr Prices' research is fascinating.

Oral health is so important. I'm here whenever you are ready to maintain or improve yours. Contact me today to schedule ...
08/02/2026

Oral health is so important. I'm here whenever you are ready to maintain or improve yours. Contact me today to schedule your next dental hygiene visit❤️🦷🪥

08/01/2026

Researchers have ruled out inflammation as the cause of a common childhood tooth condition.

For years, many researchers believed that inflammation caused by childhood illnesses and high fevers might contribute to Molar Incisor Hypomineralisation (MIH)—a common developmental condition that affects the enamel of permanent first molars and, in many cases, the front incisors.

However, a new study published in the Journal of Dental Research has challenged that idea. Using data from the long-running Barwon Infant Study, researchers followed children from pregnancy through 11 years of age and found that inflammation does not appear to be the cause of MIH.

MIH affects nearly 1 in 7 children. The affected enamel contains fewer minerals, making it softer and more porous than normal. As these permanent teeth erupt, they may develop white, cream, yellow, or brown patches, become extremely sensitive, wear down more easily, and have a higher risk of cavities or even early breakdown.

The exact cause of MIH is still unknown. Researchers now believe it is likely influenced by a combination of genetic and environmental factors, and future studies will investigate other biological pathways that may be involved.

Although MIH cannot currently be prevented, early diagnosis is essential. Regular dental check-ups allow affected teeth to be identified early so protective treatments can reduce sensitivity, prevent further enamel breakdown, and lower the risk of future dental complications.

Source: Journal of Dental Research (2026), University of Melbourne, Murdoch Children's Research Institute.

On the way to see another homebound patient 🦷🪥❤️
07/22/2026

On the way to see another homebound patient 🦷🪥❤️

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