How to Floss Your Teeth

To start, cut a piece of dental floss (approximately 2 feet). Wrap both sides of the floss around your middle fingers. Using your index and thumb, glide the floss in between all of your teeth one by one. When flossing, make sure you are not cutting your gums. The goal is to clean the teeth surfaces, not the gums. In the space in between the teeth, press the floss against each side of the tooth (hug the tooth) and gently move it back and forth and up and down. Then move to the opposite surface of the adjacent tooth.

Outstanding Skill, Professionalism and Friendliness

I've got terrible TMJ, and I spent 35 years being terrible about brushing and flossing so I've got many fillings. This office schedules extra appointment times to accommodate my TMJ, and they are great about encouraging me to keep up the good work. I thought I had a great dentist before, but she's amazing. And she herself cleaned my teeth! I've never heard of a dentist doing that.

Theresa R., Broomfield, CO

Doctor Khemani is Very Kind

Doctor Khemani is very kind and does excellent work with little to no discomfort. Amazed that I had no soreness the day following cavity filling and prep for crown. Also, her staff is very friendly and does a great job. So comforting to know I am good hands.

Garyz, Castro Valley

Easy to Say Yes to Dental Work at Valley View Dental

My first ever dental visit where I had a major filling and felt no pain during the procedure. I didnt even feel the prick from the needle. It really is easy to say yes to dental work at Valley View Dental.

20406 Redwood Rd., Ste C1

(510) 582-7919

Mon- Fri - 8:30am - 5:30pm

VALLEY VIEW DENTAL