Drs. Salling and Tate is proud to announce we have an in house lab for crowns and bridges.
Steven Coetzer is a great compliment to the Cerec that mills crowns in one visit, together we can provide crowns in one visit; and have them custom characteriz...
Drs Salling and Tate is almost ready to go live with a new website.
Sneak peak here
http://www.sallingandtate.com
any feedback appreciated
Hey, guys. This Sat at 10:00am is the annual Diminishing Republic party at the island beside the draw bridge (summer rest) Salling and Tate dental gets a steel drum band, shrimp, ice cream, etc Its a tidal event so its early this year. Get there close...
If you or a friend are anticipating having a child, we especially encourage a dental exam and cleaning. When pregnant, hormones cause more gum problems. We prefer to do no treatment when pregnant, so its not a good time to get a toothache. Most impo...
Drs. Salling and Tate, proud to contribute a professional bleach kit to the Tri-for-Amani charity event on Feb. 26th. Check the events on the link http://triforamani.blogspot.com/p/supporters.html
Great Job Jane!
The term cosmetic dentistry has always amused me, as if a dentist would put up a sign in the front of their office in Wilmington, NC saying “Uncosmetic Dentistry”.
Cosmetic dentistry in its simplest form is dental work that aims to improve th...
Salling and Tate is now offering appointment confirmation via Text message and email!
Halloween is probably a dentists least favorite holiday; but a few small changes might make a difference in you or your childs dental needs. As an adult, one is more likely to have a crown or two (that childhood halloween candy didn’t help). You ma...
The cooling weather is now perfect for outdoor activities. We all enjoy running, biking, strength training, triathlons or sports like softball or golf. Everyone has different activities to work their minds and bodies; exercise is of course great for getti...
As the summer passes in Wilmington, NC our sun drenched faces will begin to lighten. Unfortunately, our teeth don’t. In fact, over time our teeth seem to just get darker and darker. Coffee, tea, tobacco and the natural effects of aging on teeth all combin...