Dental Tips

Did you know that about 74 million Americans have no dental coverage? According to the National Association of Dental Plans, that is about 23% of the population and more than double the number of people who do not have health insurance. The main downside of not having dental insurance is not having access to routine…

The new Champagne Family Dentistry website is live! We’re excited for our patients and the Sparks and Reno community to explore the many new features of our site, including in-depth descriptions of the dental services we provide, along with detailed videos describing the top-quality dental care we offer our patients. In addition, we invite you…

It’s finally Wolf Pack Football season! This season will be especially exciting for Champagne Dental Partners since we’ll be sponsoring a home game against Oregon State University on Saturday, Sept. 15. “We are really looking forward to sharing the excitement of the Wolf Pack Football and Basketball seasons with the community, and enjoying the camaraderie…

Happy Fourth of July! We hope you are enjoying your time in the sunshine this summer with family and friends. To help keep your celebrations as joyful as possible this Independence Day, we’ve compiled some dental tips that will keep you flashing that bright smile right up until the fireworks finale! Avoid Chewing on Hard…

No cavities, no problem, right? Wrong! Even the straightest and whitest of teeth can fall prey to a serious case of receding gums, a common condition that can sneak up and do some damage before many individuals realize it’s even a problem. While a surefire way to detect and treat it is with regular visits…

We love to celebrate healthy smiles! That’s why it was so exciting for us to see the pictures of glowing smiles from entrants around the Sparks and Reno community who participated in our #SnapYourSmile Photo Sweepstakes over the past few months! Thanks to all who submitted selfies of their beautiful smiles! Drum roll please….The winners of…

Whether you’re stressed or just anxious, teeth grinding, also known as bruxism, comes in many shapes and forms. And while the occasional grinding doesn’t hurt and is quite common, constant grinding can wear down your health in more ways than one. The worst part of the condition is that it can be difficult to know…