You and your family matter to us at Lamb Family Dental. We want you to feel like family as soon as you step into the office. We are here to listen to your concerns and make sure that you are as comfortable as possible.You deserve to feel like our top priority. We love the opportunity to show you that we care. Our skilled Boise dentists, Dr. Lamb and Pelletier, are excited to welcome you to our family.

Dr. Lamb has been creating beautiful smiles for his clients for over 30 years. After graduating with clinical honors from Oregon Health Sciences University, Dr. Lamb had a successful general and cosmetic practice in Las Vegas, Nevada for 18 years. During that time, Dr. Lamb did extensive studies in cosmetic procedures with extra training in dental implants. He was also a member of the Las Vegas Study Club which provided forefront knowledge in these areas.

Dr. Lamb is well known in his dental career for his warm and caring nature. He works hard to live up to his name in providing a gentle as a lamb approach to all his clients. His gentle care puts clients at ease, especially those who may have past dentist fears. Dr. Lamb also knows its important for his clients to feel that their concerns are heard and takes time to explain procedures and answer questions as best he can.

Dr. Kyle Pelletier was born and raised in the Seattle area. He attended BYU-Idaho where he also met his beautiful wife, Brittany. After completing his undergraduate degree in Exercise Science, he was accepted to the Roseman University of Health Science in South Jordan, UT, where he completed his Doctor of Dental Medicine degree.

After dental school, he moved to Fort Worth, Texas to begin his dental career. Dr. Pelletier took many continuing education courses that helped him become proficient in all areas of dentistry. Eventually, they moved back to raise their three beautiful daughters in the Boise area.

Outside of work, he spends as much time with his family as possible. Whether its skiing, spending time on the lake, traveling to the ocean, or doing anything outdoors, he loves creating memories with them. He looks forward to serving you and helping you achieve your dental health goals.

If you want whiter teeth, protection is key. There are lots of foods that can stain teeth over time. Check out this list below to familiarize yourself with the foods and drinks causing the most damage. Learn a few tips to protect your teeth immediately after and long-term when consuming teeth staining foods.

Most people wake up, brush their teeth and grab their favorite morning beverage on the way to work. While this is a normal routine, you might want to reconsider the order of events. Leaving any staining substance on your teeth can cause stains. If you want to combat the stains that happen from coffee or tea, have your drink first and then be sure to brush before you leave the house. Tea, especially black tea, can be one of the biggest culprits of teeth staining, so plan ahead to combat stains.

Have you ever accidentally spilled wine on anything? It stains almost immediately. Although you can see the dark, bold color from red wine more easily, even white wine can stain your teeth. Wines are delicious but are highly acidic and should be had in moderation and care for your teeth. Give your mouth a quick rise after a glass of wine.

Have you ever eaten some blueberries and checked your teeth in the mirror? Youll definitely see the pigment right away. The general rule of thumb for teeth staining foods are usually the vibrancy and acid content. Fruits are highly acidic and often brightly colored. Regardless of the color, the acids are what you need to be wary of when it comes to protecting your teeth enamel and preventing stains.

Sodas and sports drinks are superbly refreshing, but they also contain acids and dyes weaken your teeth enamel, which can cause stains. Limiting your soft drink/soda intake can actually aid in weight loss! Plus, its better to drink water after a workout than a sports drink. Your teeth will thank you.

They are tasty and rich, but sauces like soy, tomato and curry bases can cause stains. We dont expect anyone to give up their bolognese, tomato soup, or best curries, but we do advise you to rinse after eating these stain causing sauces.

Our takeaways on how to combat foods that stain your teeth: use a straw to limit the exposure your teeth have with staining substances. Cut back on sugar (this is a tough one) but so important. Sugar sitting on the teeth can cause damage quickly, especially to your kiddos developing teeth. Be sure to rinse shortly after consuming stain-causing foods. And last, brush and floss your teeth frequently!