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.
When worsening teeth stains rob a person of their confident smile, they can turn to different teeth whitening treatment options that are readily available to them. Your local grocery store or pharmacy can provide multiple products that offer help with discoloration, but they can have less than impressive results when you use them. To take… Read more »
Almost everyone has something they’d like to change about their smile. Maybe you want a straighter appearance for your teeth. Maybe your teeth could be brighter, or more symmetrical. The thing that prevents most people from taking action to improve the appearance of their smile is concern over whether or not the treatment will work…. Read more »
You may notice over time that the bright shade of your teeth has begun to fade. This is often due to staining in your dental enamel. The enamel is an important part of your tooth, as it protects the sensitive inner pulp of your tooth. Wear in your enamel is usually the result of bacteria,… Read more »
Cavities are the most common oral health issue that affects adults and children. Nearly everyone experiences a cavity at some point in their life. Cavities are created by bacteria producing acid on the surface of your teeth. As bacteria grow and multiply, they produce more acid. This acid wears away your enamel and eventually leaves… Read more »
Whether it’s sudden, or it’s been a long time coming, tooth loss is never ideal. You only have one set of adult teeth, and losing one or more of them can be a physically and psychologically painful experience. While you may not be prepared for tooth loss itself, you can prepare yourself for the next… Read more »
Did you lose a tooth recently, due to trauma, decay, or even gum disease? Perhaps you had to have one extracted by your dentist, due to a progressed infection, bad damage, or another dental issue. If so, you may still be worrying about how your smile looks and feels now that it is incomplete. Fortunately,… Read more »
Are you concerned about developing dental cavities? Many people, both children and adults alike, struggle with decay that can cause discomfort, discoloration, and eventually the need for extensive restorative treatment, such as root canal therapy to address an infection. In fact, some recent medical studies indicate that nearly 90 percent of adults will be diagnosed… Read more »
If you don’t take good care of your teeth (or mouth, in general) you could end up with an infection, decay, damage, or worst case – even tooth loss. Preventive dentistry is a great way to avoid bacteria from causing these issues in your mouth. Are you practicing good oral hygiene? This is one of… 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