Dr. Andrew M. Vernon

I know it’s a little unusual, but I love teeth. They make me smile.

Hi everyone! I want to take this opportunity to tell you a little about myself. I am married with 5 beautiful children, Katie (15), Micah (13), Sydney (11), Josh (8), and Tyler (6). I’m a native Salt Laker, attended Brigham Young University and received my dental degree from the Arizona School of Dentistry and Oral Health. I’m such a tooth “nut” I even graduated top of my class. I also completed a post-graduate hospital residency at the University of Utah Medical Center and have practiced here in the Salt Lake area ever since.

It is important to me to always be learning and using the latest advances in treatments and technologies. Just this year I have completed several advanced courses in cosmetic dentistry, implants, endodontics, esthetic crowns and veneers, and oral surgery.

If you are trying to avoid tooth decay, going with a sugar-free drink can easily improve your odds. However, too many people find themselves drinking diet soda to avoid the sugar. This unfortunate because diet soda is still not the best option for maintaining healthy teeth. Diet soda may not have sugar, but it can still cause a lot of damage to your oral health.

Reason 2 Smile Dental focuses on providing kind, caring treatment to our patients. We make sure every visit is comfortable and every member of the family gets the best care possible. We also provide education on maintaining quality dental hygiene. So is diet soda better for your teeth than regular soda? Let us fill you in on the details.

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