Have you ever wondered what really causes tooth decay? Did you hear a strange term used during your appointment, but have no idea what it means? Are you interested in clever tips to help keep your kids brushing and flossing on their own? You’re in the right place! The Twiss Dental team of Highlands Ranch wants to share their experience and knowledge with you! Tune in for helpful tips, tricks, and information that will help keep you and your family healthy for life.
There are so many things to be concerned about when you find out you’re expecting. Eating right, taking enough vitamins, getting enough rest, telling your husband there is absolutely no way you are naming your firstborn son Bud Light… but what about your teeth? There’s an old saying—“you lose a tooth for every baby”—but those […]
The dreaded words of warning for anyone who has a tooth extraction: dry socket. A dry socket is a painful complication after a routine treatment like an extraction, but it can be avoided if you’re careful, and it definitely won’t kill you. Read more below from Highlands Ranch dentist, Dr. Tyler Twiss at Twiss Dental, […]
What is Gum Disease? The short answer: gum disease is a common gum infection that can become very problematic, but you can prevent it! The long answer: all the tissues in your body have a self-defense mechanism called “inflammation.” When bacteria build up in your mouth, your gum tissue will inflame to try and kill […]
Most of us were taught when we were kids that sweets like chocolate will rot your teeth. While this may remain true for some types of our favorite sweet snack, that doesn’t mean we have to take it off the menu altogether. In fact, recent studies have found that dark chocolate, containing high percentages of […]
It’s no secret that residents of Colorado love sports! The folks around here work hard and play just as hard, whether it’s football, baseball, basketball, or numerous other high-impact sports that can cause harm to your family’s mouths—at least 13% of all oral injuries happen during sports activities. Twiss Dental wants you to know how […]
Why Are My Teeth Sensitive? There are many specialized toothbrushes and types of mouthwash and toothpaste available to those who suffer from sensitive teeth. It is a very common problem that lots of products claim they can solve, but have you ever wondered why it exists? Today, Twiss Dental would like to explain what causes […]
You did it! You got the consultation, booked the appointment, and you actually showed up on the big day. You saw the dentist and now all that has left you hungry! The question is: what can you eat after having dental work done? You need some soft food recipes! For some of us, it’s nostalgic […]
In a great tale of opposites, lemon juice can be both acidic and basic, or alkaline. Read on to find out why people are talking about this, and what it means for your oral and overall health. What Is pH & Why Does It Matter? Drinking lemon juice (usually diluted in a glass of water […]
You love your teeth. You brush them twice a day, floss once a day, and see your dentist regularly. Right? We love your teeth, too! In fact, there’s so much to know about caring for your oral health that dentistry has quite a few categories of specialties and different kinds of dentists. The primary dentist […]
We’ve all got our reasons. Money. Time. The fear of pain. Juggling insurance. Facing one more reminder that we really should be flossing more. Any of these might cause us to avoid and put off regular visits to the dentist. Has it been so long since you saw a dentist that you’re not even sure […]
We're ready for you! We are currently accepting new patients of all ages. Simply head over to our Patient Information page to find everything you need to know about your first appointment with us. You will also be able to download the paperwork you’ll need to get started. If you have questions about procedures, financing, or scheduling, please don’t hesitation to give us a call.
At Twiss Dental, we pride ourselves on being an affordable family dentist that accepts a variety of insurance plans and payment options. We also offer third-party financing through CareCredit® and Compassionate Finance™ as well as our own in-house membership plan. If you have any concerns about paying for your treatment, we are happy to help you find a payment option that works for you.
Our in-house membership plan is perfect for individuals or families who choose not to purchase dental insurance.
For one low payment of $249 per year, you receive:
And, for an additional $195 you can add additional family members to the plan. For more information about our membership plan call us today.
