We are back to our normal business hours Monday - Friday 8:00-5:00 except Wednesdays 8:30-5:00.

We hope you and your family are safe and in good health. We are going above and beyond to make sure our infection control keeps everyone safe by:

1. Having patients practice social distancing in our reception area

2. No magazines or refreshments offered in the reception area

3. If you prefer to be escorted from your car to the chair we are more than happy to provide you with that service

4. Hand sanitizer is abundant and placed throughout the office. As well as multiple handwashing stations

5. Upon entry we are taking all patients temperatures and having them fill out our screening form

6. All staff are equipped with the proper personal equipment

Rest assured that you are in a safe, sterile environment for the duration of your visit.

Sincerely,
Classic Smiles Team

Our Blog

Drs. Susanne and Mikal Baaqee have created this informative blog to help educate the community.

What Does Water Do to Improve Your Oral Health?

Posted on 12/21/2020 by Classic Smiles

Drinking enough water every day is incredibly beneficial for your overall health, including your oral health. Here are just a few of the many ways that drinking water, especially water containing fluoride, can improve your oral health. Fluoridated Water Strengthens Your Teeth Tap water in the...
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There Are More Dangers to Broken Teeth Than Just Pain

Posted on 12/7/2020 by Classic Smiles

A broken tooth is one of the more serious oral health care problems that a patient can face. Failure to treat a broken tooth in a timely manner could lead to a variety of problems. This is because the damage to the tooth renders the tooth, the gums holding it in place, and neighboring teeth more...
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Can It Hurt to Brush for Too Long?

Posted on 11/16/2020 by Classic Smiles

Brushing your teeth is the first step everyone takes when it comes to maintaining your oral health. Even if you brush at least two times a day, you might be over brushing (brushing for too long or more than twice a day). Too much brushing can cause more harm than good. Brushing for long or all the...
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What Does Water Do to Improve Your Oral Health?
12/21/2020
There Are More Dangers to Broken Teeth Than Just Pain
12/7/2020
Can It Hurt to Brush for Too Long?
11/16/2020
Ways of Making Brushing Easier for Arthritic Hands
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When Teeth Shift at Night, It Usually Points to a Problem
10/19/2020
How to Maintain Your Dental Crown Properly?
10/5/2020
What to Do If Your Child Loses An Adult Tooth
9/21/2020
Remember Early Gum Disease Does Not Hurt
9/7/2020
Should You Eat Strawberries for Whiter Teeth?
8/24/2020
Should You Invest in a Dry Mouth Spray?
8/10/2020
How Straws Can Minimize Acid Erosion from Sodas
7/23/2020
How Unkempt Teeth Can Lead to High Blood Pressure
7/7/2020
Can Lowering Your Cholesterol Improve Gum Health?
6/22/2020
Ways of Making Eating Toothpaste a Habit Your Child Never Develops
6/8/2020
We Have Answers to Your Dental Questions
5/29/2020
Ways of Restoring Your Healthy Smile
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When It Comes to Identifying Dental Pain, We Need to Diagnose It
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What “SuperFoods” Can Boost Your Oral Health?
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How a Toothache Can Get Overlooked Instead of Being Seen as a Problem
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Have You Ever Noticed Your Teeth Being Sore After Eating Sweets?
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