What Patient Care Means To Us

General Info, Our Team

We can tell you all day long how much we care about our patients and how much effort we put into creating a friendly and professional environment at our office. But nothing says more about our commitment than when patients voluntarily share their experiences on camera. Recently, two of our patients so kindly sat down to talk about why they choose Eckdhal Family Dentistry in Monroe, WI for all their dental care needs and beyond. Watch their videos here: Dental Patient Stories.

Your Cosmetic Dentistry Questions Answered

Cosmetic Dentistry, General Info

Imagine looking in the mirror and seeing a set of perfectly straight white teeth smiling back at you. It’s entirely possible with Cosmetic Dentistry. Eckdhal Family Dentistry has a wide range of cosmetic dentistry treatments to meet any need. We know that some of our patients have been thinking about improving their smiles but are hesitant because they’re unsure of what might be involved. In this article, we will answer some of the most common questions about cosmetic dentistry to help anyone on the fence about treatment feel more confident in making a decision.

Did You Know We Treat Sleep Apnea?

General Info, Patient Information, Sleep Apnea

If you snore or wake up with a dry mouth, sore throat, or headache, you may have sleep apnea. Maybe it’s not you but your partner who is exhibiting these symptoms. In either case, sleep apnea is a serious health threat that requires treatment. Otherwise, it can lead to even more serious problems, some of which are life threatening. Luckily, we have a device that helps us diagnose sleep apnea and make treatment recommendations. Keep reading to find out more.

Tooth Loss Doesn’t Have To Ruin Your Smile

Cosmetic Dentistry, General Info, Implant Dentistry

Severe tooth loss creates a host of oral health problems and makes it difficult to eat a healthy diet. This, in turn, has major consequences on your physical health. The good news is that tooth loss does not have to be a permanent condition. No, we cannot regrow your teeth, but we can do the next best thing: replace them. Keep reading to learn more about the tooth replacement options that can save your oral and overall health.