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Jean E. Barthman, DDS
801 Brewster Ave Ste 255
Redwood City, CA 94063
Ph: (650) 367-4967

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Meet Dr. Barthman

Dr. BarthmanBeauty, Health and Comfort. These words best describe the office of Dr. Barthman. Because of her years of experience and education, she possesses the latest knowledge and techniques in restorative and cosmetic dentistry to help you achieve optimal results.

Dr. Barthman is a Member of

  • American Dental Association
  • Las Vegas Institute for
  • Advanced Dental Studies
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Did You Know?

Above all else, Dr. Barthman wants for you to have a beautiful, new smile. Prevention is the key to staying healthy and so we recommend the following tips to get you on your way:

  • Brush your teeth at least twice a day.
  • Chew sugarless gum instead of sugary varieties.
  • Floss daily and if possible, after every meal.
  • Prevent plaque and cavities by reducing your daily intake of sweet snacks.
  • Schedule a cleaning and oral examination with Dr. Barthman once a year.

 

I Have Chronic Bad Breath: Should I Be Worried About My Oral Health?

March 28, 2024 @ 04:20 PM -- by Dr. Jean Barthman
Tagged with: Bad Breath

Bad breath may be a symptom of a dental health or general wellness issue. Learn when to see your dentist about chronic halitosis.

I Have a Bad Toothache That Won't Go Away: Should I See a Dentist?

February 15, 2024 @ 05:53 PM -- by Dr. Jean Barthman
Tagged with: General Dentistry

If you have a sore or sensitive tooth, you should see a dentist about the issue. It could be an early warning sign of a more serious oral health problem.

Signs You Need to See a Dentist as Soon as Possible

January 19, 2024 @ 02:06 PM -- by Dr. Jean Barthman
Tagged with: General Dentistry

Experiencing some dental problems but not sure you should see your dentist? Go see a Bay Area dentist if you notice any of these issues.

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