The intra-oral camera is one of our most valuable tools because it shows you what we see! It will help you, the patient; understand the condition of their teeth and any recommended treatment planned by one of our dentists at Door County Dental Care. It will also allow the patient …
Periodontal disease, also known as gum disease or periodontitis, is an infection that affects the bone and tissues surrounding your teeth. Pink in color and firm/tight tissue are indications of healthy gums. When the gums are infected, they become spongy, red, may bleed easy during brushing or flossing, and will …
Our x-ray technology is vital in planning your dental solutions. Digital x-rays reduce the amount of radiation given to a patient because it is exposed at a lower dose than that of the traditional x-rays. They are also environmental friendly because there is no paper waste, no lead film inserts, …
A routine cleaning and polishing are essential to prevent the build-up of bacteria, plaque, and tartar (also known as calculus). It is also important in assisting in the prevention of some serious health problems. Plaque, which is a soft, white, and sticky, can easily be brushed off with your toothbrush …
The staff at Door County Dental Care is dedicated to keeping your smile flawless. This includes performing thorough dental exams of teeth, gum tissue, and the oral cavity, whether it is your first visit or a routine check-up. At your first visit with us, you can expect a comprehensive examination …
Ashley is a dental hygiene graduate from Northeast Wisconsin Technical College. She takes pride in keeping smiles healthy and helping to improve oral health. She strives to continue learning of all the advancements offered in the dental industry and will use them to benefit our patients. Ashley enjoys spending time …
Crystal graduated from Fox Valley Technical College in 2003 with a degree in Dental Assisting and later went back to become a Certified Dental Assistant. She has been with the practice since 2005 and enjoys working with the latest in dental technology. In her spare time, Crystal likes to spend …
Marci is a Dental Assistant graduate from NWTC and is a CDA (Certified Dental Assistant). She lives in Luxemburg with her husband Mark and two daughters Kayla and Haleigh. Marci enjoys watching Haleigh play softball, camping, gardening and spending time with family.
Jennifer is a 1997 graduate of NWTC and has been practicing dental hygiene since then. She loves working at Door County Dental Care for many reasons. The staff is amazing, the patients are great and the up-to-date technology offered allows the best patient care available. Jennifer is married and has …
Nichole has been with Door County Dental Care since 1997 as an administrative assistant. She is particularly proud to greet our patients with her new smile that was designed by Dr. Hubbard. She enjoys spending time with her family and friends, horseback riding and walking her dogs.
Sherry began her dental career as a dental assistant and then re-entered NWTC in Green Bay for dental hygiene. She enjoys providing quality dentistry with up-to-date technology. Door County Dental Care offers patient comfort along with a great staff to work with. These things are very important to her. Sherry, …
One of the most common goals of any patient is to have straight teeth. Many patients do not want traditional orthodontic braces because of the metal, wires, and the fact that many have to stay on for two years or longer. Six Month Smiles is a new orthodontic system that …
Have you thought about whitening your teeth, but are not sure which product to use? Maybe you have tried the over-the-counter whitening products, but saw little to no results. Door County Dental Care offers an at home customized whitening kit to get the results you are looking. Whitening works best …
Our doctor performs dental implant restoration by attaching artificial teeth to implants anchored in the bone below the gum line. After the anchor has been surgically placed in the jawbone, excess bone and gum grow around the implant, holding it firmly in place. An artificial tooth can then be attached …
Sometimes, partial or removable dentures are the best way to fill gaps left by missing teeth. When properly fitted and designed, dentures – which are strong, comfortable, and virtually indistinguishable from natural teeth – can provide extra chewing comfort, maintain facial structure, and ensure added strength. To find out more …