General / Family Dentistry

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A Trustworthy Dentist with a Minimally Invasive Approach

With a sense of humor that will keep you smiling throughout your entire visit, Dr. Fullington is the optimum choice to be your Yukon Family Dentist.

A unique marker of our dental practice is our commitment to minimal invasiveness. Basically, that means we opt not to overtreat. Oftentimes, dentists can cause more harm than good by over-drilling, Any tooth drilled into will likely need further work within a span of 5-7 years due to human-made materials deteriorating over time. Subsequently fillings might then end up being larger, as the old filling needs to be extracted and fresh enamel has to be bonded.

Alternatively, by monitoring the area before resorting to fillings, we sometimes observe that the tooth re-mineralizes naturally.

We opt to drill only when fully necessary. When Restorative treatments are necessary, we discuss all the restorative options such as composite fillings, porcelain inlays or onlays, crowns, etc.

Stephen Mulder

I am not typically a huge fan of going to the dentist, but I was very impressed with the professionalism of Dr. Fullington and his staff. They did a superb job of explaining what needed to be done and I appreciated the follow-up after getting my fillings. I look forward to using them for my family's dental care!

Our General Dentistry Services

Kids and families maintaining good oral health

Affordable Family Dental Care

In addition to our in-house membership plan which can save you hundreds on dental care costs each year, we also accept various dental insurance policies and offer flexible payment and financing options to make dental care affordable and accessible for families in Yukon. If you have any questions or need assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out to us. Your oral health is our priority, and we look forward to serving you.

Frequently Asked General Dentistry Questions

Regular dental check-ups are crucial. It's recommended to visit the dentist every 6 months for preventive care and early intervention. This routine helps maintain good oral health and prevents future dental problems.

Around the age of 3, a smear of fluoride toothpaste can be used for brushing. Once your child reaches 3-6 years old, a pea-sized amount is appropriate. It's crucial to supervise and teach proper spitting to prevent swallowing.

Though some dental issues are simply a result of genetics and not a result of any external factors, there are some things that everyone should do to help keep their teeth in optimal form.

  • Manage meal and snack frequency
  • Promote thorough brushing and flossing
  • Steer clear of sticky foods Minimize starchy food intake
  • Encourage swift swallowing, discouraging food lingering in the mouth
  • Opt for nutritious snacks
  • Consider having a dentist apply sealants to deeply pitted teeth

AAPD.org offers an extensive library of frequently asked questions from parents regarding their child's oral health. 

Trust Us For All Your Dental Needs!

We look forward to welcoming you into our practice and giving you the best dentistry experience possible. Our goal is for you and your family members to look forward to going to the dentist not just because of the excellence in dental care you receive but because of the relationship we have with you as your trusted family dentist. Give us a call or schedule your appointment online with us today!

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