It’s often said that the mouth is the gateway to the body. Oral health both affects and is affected by systemic/whole-body health. Holistic or biological dentistry principles align well with this concept. As your choice for a dentist near me in St. George, Utah, Gateway Oral Health Center is pleased to introduce you to four […]

Even with the best oral care, accidents happen. Some oral problems can also be quite insidious. Their symptoms may be easy to ignore – until they aren’t. Then, a throbbing toothache due to chronic decay may affect every aspect of your life, from your ability to chew food to your ability to concentrate at work […]

As an authentic provider of biological or holistic dentistry services, Gateway Oral Health Center stands by the safety and effectiveness of all of the products, technologies, and treatments available at our office in St. George, Utah. Everything here is carefully “vetted” by our qualified dental professionals. Fundamental to biological dental care is the biocompatibility of […]

Crowns are one of the most common procedures available at any dentist’s office. Gateway Oral Health Center provides an uncommon approach to this common treatment. Everything we provide at our office in St. George, Utah, has been carefully selected to support your oral health and overall well-being while providing a pleasant experience.

Quality dental care from an experienced and dedicated dentist should not be just for the select, wealthy few, nor should access to such services be limited to those with dental insurance plans. Led by Drs. Bryce Eagar and Matthew Geddes, Gateway Oral Health Center provides accessible, affordable dentistry to our neighbors and members of our […]

Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) disorders can cause significant discomfort and affect your daily life. If you’re seeking effective treatment for TMJ disorders, myofunctional therapy offers a non-invasive solution that can provide relief and improve overall oral function. Dr. Bryce Eagar and his team at Gateway Oral Health Center in St. George, Utah, specialize in myofunctional therapy […]

Most people recognize the importance of proper oral hygiene. Brushing twice a day and flossing at night is a practice everyone should follow, but is that enough? The fact is that regular dental hygiene appointments and checkups can serve several purposes. Visiting your dentist’s office twice a year is essential for oral health.  What Is […]

Have you ever encountered a body part you didn’t know existed until it started causing issues? One such part is the lingual frenulum, the small web of tissue connecting the tongue to the mouth’s floor. While often overlooked, for some, an issue known as ankyloglossia, or tongue tie, can arise, prompting questions and concerns. Are […]

Scaling and root planing in St. George, Utah, is a non-surgical deep cleaning procedure performed by dental professionals like Dr. Bryce Eagar and the Gateway Oral Health Center team to treat periodontal (gum) disease. The procedure involves two primary segments: scaling, which removes plaque and tartar (calculus) from the surfaces of the teeth and below […]

While we all know getting a good night’s sleep is very important for our health, it can be easy to take sleep for granted since we do it every day. Most people believe that they get enough sleep by sleeping for 7-8 hours every night. But the truth is that not all sleep is productive […]

Experiencing a dental emergency can be frightening and painful. If you live in St. George, Utah, and the surrounding cities of Washington City, Kanab, Irvines, and Santa Clara, our dentists at Gateway Oral Health Center offer emergency dental care.  When a dental emergency occurs, it’s crucial to get help immediately because it can save your […]

When you have a child born with a tongue-tie, it isn’t just a minor inconvenience or something that should be ignored. It is critical that parents are made aware of how tongue ties are recognized as being associated with several developmental difficulties, and this has been the case for years. They should not be ignored […]