Your dentist, Dr. Kenneth Lewis, and our dental team care about you and your smile, which is why we encourage you to have a healthy lifestyle. Having a healthy lifestyle can help you have a healthy smile in Fayetteville, North Carolina. So, to help you accomplish this goal, our Lewis Family Dentistry team encourages you to do the following things:... read more »

Have you ever heard that you should visit your dentist once every six months? While these cleanings may not seem like the highest priority—especially if you have school, work, or family—they are actually extremely important. Furthermore, would you be surprised to learn that visiting your dentist could actually be a way to save money? During these cleanings, our dentist will... read more »

This Halloween season, we want to encourage our patients to care for their spooktacular smiles while celebrating the holiday festivities. Our Lewis Family Dentistry team in Fayetteville, North Carolina wants to support our patients' commitment to their oral care for themselves and their loved ones. We believe that the key is mindfully striving for balance while taking care of precious... read more »

How often do you have to deal with bad breath? As you know, having bad breath—regardless of how often you have it—can be an embarrassing experience. However, did you know that bad breath is typically caused by bacteria or by food particles in your mouth? While removing bacteria may be your best answer, there are a few things other options... read more »

The enamel layer on each of your teeth is composed of a densely packed structure of microscopic mineral crystals. This is what makes your teeth hard enough to bite things off and chew tough foods. As strong as your teeth are there are things that can cause fractures. While it might be as traumatic as a blow to the face,... read more »

A pain deep in the gums or inside a tooth should be seen as a serious warning sign of a more significant dental problem. Here at Lewis Family Dentistry, we encourage anyone who is experiencing a toothache to seek treatment as soon as possible. If the toothache is related to recent trauma, like a fall or blow to the face,... read more »

Here at Lewis Family Dentistry, we understand that it’s impossible to completely prevent an oral emergency. However, we do offer a few easy suggestions to help you lessen the chance of an oral emergency. At the very least, you will be better prepared for an oral emergency when one happens. First off, you should make every effort to curb bad... read more »

As you may know, it is highly recommended that athletes wear mouthguards during high-contact sports. Other sports may seem like you won't need a mouthguard—but that doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t wear one. As you know, mouthguards protect your smile and teeth, and as a general rule, should be worn during intense physical activity. Fortunately, there are many different kinds... read more »

Flossing your teeth at least twice a day is very important for your oral health. Dr. Kenneth Lewis recommends that you floss your teeth at least once a day. Many people find excuse to not floss as they should. Our dentist has simple solutions for all of the common excuses, like: I Have Trouble Reaching All of My Teeth If... read more »

Halitosis is the clinical term for bad breath, and it is commonly found in poorly cared-for mouths. If you suspect your breath is foul, first try brushing your teeth or taking a breath mint. However, persistent halitosis can also be a side effect of one of these conditions: - Dry Mouth: Dry mouth is a medical condition in which your... read more »