Author: Joshua Neubauer, D.D.S.

Dr. Joshua Neubauer, D.D.S. received his Doctorate of Dental Surgery degree from Marquette University in 2003. He spent ten years practicing dentistry in Kenosha, Wisconsin. After moving to Charlotte in 2013, he joined Park Crossing Dentistry. In 2016, he became Dr Bateman’s partner and has since become the owner.

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At what age can my children start brushing their own teeth?

September 18, 2019

We hear this question often! Although kids’ dexterity matures differently, a good rule of thumb is to allow your kids to start learning to brush their teeth on their own about the time they learn to tie their shoes. We encourage you to be extra diligent about cleanings while they are learning to brush on […]

Is there a link between vitamin D, gum health, and diabetes?

September 5, 2019

New research shows interesting links between low vitamin D levels, gum disease (periodontal disease) and diabetes. Both of these diseases are highly prevalent in America. Vitamin D deficiency would worsen this combination (of diabetes and periodontal disease) and this is important to know, particularly because a vitamin D deficiency is cheap and easy to correct. […]

Dental Floss

August 29, 2019

Did you know? Three million miles of Dental floss are purchased yearly. Also, each individual should expect to personally use 122 yards of floss. One more fact: if you don’t floss, you are missing up to 40% of your tooth’s surface. Schedule a cleaning with us at Park Crossing Dentistry, your Charlotte dentist today. Let’s […]

Protecting Yourself Against Oral Cancer

April 9, 2019

If there was a quick and painless way to identify pre-cancerous cells in the mouth of someone you loved, would you want them to try it? What if that person were you? The truth is, as uncomfortable as it may be to even think of the word “cancer,” thinking about it, and thus detecting it […]

Understanding the 5 Stages of Tooth Decay

March 7, 2019

Did you know there are five distinct stages of tooth decay? And, that in the first stage of decay, you can actually take steps to reverse the progression of the disease? Indeed, it’s true. In the first stage of decay, whether you’re a child or an adult, the application of fluoride via fluoride treatments, your […]

One Dentist for the Whole Family

January 15, 2019

Seeing a dentist regularly is an essential aspect of keeping you and your family’s oral health in great shape. However, a busy home life can quickly cause you to put off scheduling cleanings or just forget about an appointment altogether. Luckily, a family dentist can help you maintain your family’s oral health, benefiting you in more ways […]

How Often Should My Child Visit the Dentist?

November 13, 2018

Find out when your child should start getting regular dental care in Charlotte, NC. When it comes to being a first-time parent, you are often learning new things about your little one as you go along. You’ve gotten tons of advice from family members, friends with kids and even doctors. Of course, it’s normal to […]

What Are Tooth Colored Fillings?

July 10, 2018

Tooth-colored fillings are a discreet option for filling cavities in teeth. These fillings are made from a safe plastic resin material that can be color matched to your teeth. An advantage of tooth-colored fillings is that they blend in with your natural teeth so no one will know you have fillings. At Park Crossing Dentistry, […]

The Importance of Preventive Care

May 7, 2018

Your health is a crucial part of living a long and happy life. Eating healthy foods and staying active are priorities for many people all over the world. However, oral health is often overlooked as part of overall health, with many people skipping their regular dental examinations and cleanings altogether. Preventative care can help you […]

Detecting Cavities

May 2, 2017

None of us likes to hear that we have a cavity. Those small holes in our teeth are not uncommon and can be easily treated when caught early. Getting the cavity-detecting xrays on an annual basis helps to discover cavities before they progress into a more costly and serious situation such as pain, infection or even […]