Dr. Welnak just made the announcement of his retirement earlier this week. He is a beloved dentist who followed faithfully his father’s example of excellence in dentistry throughout his career. We have heard from many of you that this notice of retirement was “out of the blue”. Dr. Welnak really cares for the well-being of his patients and searched for an office that matched his ethos and philosophy on dental care and patient relationships. Dr. Yvonne Stubbs and her experienced team of providers and staff will endeavor to make to the transition as smooth as possible for all of Dr. Welnak’s patients. We will do everything we can to serve you as faithfully and diligently as Dr. Welnak and his father have done for over 60 years. We feel truly honored and blessed by the confidence Dr. Welnak has placed in us.
What kind of care do you need from your dentist to manage problems with your gum health? That answer will depend on your current condition, as a periodontal infection will grow worse over time without the right kind of care. If gingivitis is identified and addressed through a dedicated cleaning, your tissues can heal and… Read more »
How important is your periodontal health? If you currently struggle with gum disease, you need to worry about several complications, including tooth loss! Problems with advanced gum disease are the leading cause of tooth loss for adults; if you are not doing enough to protect these tissues now, prosthetic dental work could be in your… Read more »
Not every problem that concerns your smile has to do with your teeth. It is important that you take your periodontal health seriously. If an infection develops and it is not treated in time, you can experience a more advanced form of gum disease that demands more involved services. Without the appropriate treatment, you are… Read more »
Are you looking out for all of the potential smile threats that you face? It is important to take cavities seriously, but remember that this is just one threat to your oral health. You also need to be mindful of your risk for problems with gum disease. Gingivitis, the first stage of an infection, can… Read more »
Through the right preventive services, we can help you protect yourself against the kinds of problems that make restorative treatments necessary. With your oral hygiene routine and regular dental exams, your risk for cavities will lower, which means you are less likely to need a filling or crown. What you should know is that the… Read more »
The management of your periodontal health plays a more important role in maintaining your general well-being than you might realize. If you suffer from diabetes, gum disease can make managing your condition more difficult. Your infection can also make you more vulnerable to other health issues, and it can give you an elevated risk for… Read more »
What efforts are you making to protect and preserve your smile? When you think about what it takes to keep up with an appearance that makes you confident, you should think about your periodontal as well as your dental health. Problems with your gums can lead to unwelcome cosmetic changes; when they grow more serious,… Read more »
Periodontal problems can take a more significant toll on your smile, and your overall health, than you might realize. As an infection worsens, it can create pockets between teeth and gums, destroy tissues that help keep teeth in place, and even make you vulnerable to general health issues. Our West Allis, WI dentist’s office is… Read more »
If you want to properly take care of your smile, you should have a hygiene routine in place that addresses the needs of your gums as well as your teeth. When you brush and floss, you can clear away the bacteria that threaten your periodontal tissues. While these actions are capable of helping, many people… Read more »
Periodontitis is a common problem, but that does not mean that its effects should be taken lightly. In its initial stage, a problem with your gum health can be reversed through a protective cleaning. A more severe case can demand more involved treatment. Without that support, you become vulnerable to several problems with your oral… Read more »
2323 S 109th St #300
West Allis, WI 53227
Monday: 9 – 5
Tuesday: 9 – 6
Wednesday: 8:30 – 4
Thursday: 7 – 3
Friday: Closed
2323 S 109th St. #300, West Allis, WI 53227