Your dentist can evaluate your individual risk factors and customize a Dry Mouth Management Protocol for you. Once you have your protocol, it is up to you to carry out its important steps on your own.

If your oral imbalance is left unaddressed, continuing dry mouth will put you at a much higher risk for many oral diseases. Severe tooth decay often results in infection requiring either root canal treatment or tooth extraction. Even with adequate tooth brushing, patients with dry mouth may experience bad breath. The risk of mouth sores and loss of tooth structure due to wear and acid erosion also increases.

Dr. Weber grew up in central Washington and earned her bachelors degree from the Science Honors Program at Central Washington University. After completing several medical missions, traveling to East Africa, Dr. Weber pursued a career in dental medicine. She was awarded her Doctorate of Dental Surgery (DDS) from the University of Washington in 2010. In 2019, she graduated from the KOIS Center.

Dentistry was a natural choice to practice art, medical science and cultivate lifelong relationships with patients. In 2010 Dr. Weber moved to the Willamette Valley to begin her dental career. She has been in private practice over 10 years and attributes her motivation to staying forefront in evidence-based care to the many patients that have made a strong impact in her professional life, to whom she feels forever indebted to return that trust of care with the ability to provide the utmost excellence in dentistry.

Dr. Weber is dedicated to staying up-to-date with the latest in evidence-based dental research. She actively pursues new knowledge and skills through continuing education and is very proud to have graduated from the KOIS center, a world renowned didactic and clinical program that advances dentistry through science. The Kois Center is the only continuing education program in the country conducting and publishing independent research. This rigorous curriculum provides the latest research in esthetic, preventative and reconstructive dentistry. Dr. Weber is an active member of local study clubs and has committed to 100+ hours of education each year to advance her skills. She has served as a board member for the Oregon Academy of General Dentistry (AGD) and in the National AGD House of Delegates. Dr Weber has also volunteered at Creston Dental Clinic and Oregons Mission of Mercy. She is an active member in the Academy of General Dentistry, Oregon Dental Association, Washington County and Multnomah County Dental Societies, and several local study clubs.

Dr. Weber loves being active outdoors with her husband Ryan and their two young boys. She finds so much joy being present as her family grows. She also enjoys gardening, hiking and mountain biking in the summer, picking huckleberries in the early Fall and snowmobiling in the winter. Dr. Weber makes a mean huckleberry pie and loves to entertain family and friends.

Dr. Jordan grew up in Molalla, Oregon and earned his Bachelor of Science in Biology at the University of Oregon. He received his Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) from the Oregon Health Science University and has been in private practice in Tualatin for over 32 years. He considers the multigenerational relationships that he has developed over the years to be an enormous blessing.

Dr. Jordan has actively participated in many local and regional communities which he sees as a privilege and joy. Notable contributions include selection as a trustee on the Legacy Health Systems Foundation Board, and President of both Washington County Dental Society and the Oregon Academy of General Dentistry. He is also a member of the Oregon State Board of Education, the OHSU Professional Skills and Judgement Committee, the American Dental Association and the Oregon Dental Association.

Continuing dental education has been a passion of Dr. Jordans. For the past 35 years, he has been a faculty member at Mount Hood Community College teaching Pharmacology, Medical Emergencies, Anatomy, and Pathology. Dr. Jordan has earned the impressive distinction of AGD Mastership, requiring testing after over 1,000 hours of course work. This award has been achieved by less than 2% of American Dentists.

Dr. Jordan believes that service is so important. He has participated in Mission of Mercy dental clinics in Portland, the Medical Teams International dental van as well as dental missions to villages, towns, cities and orphanages in Central America, South America, Papua New Guinea and India. He was awarded Washington County Dentist of the Year by Dental Aid for Children. He has coached many youth sports teams and enjoyed the years he spent as a Sunday School teacher at the church he attends.

Dr. Jordan enjoys the time he spends on his small farm caring for livestock, gardening, and canning with his wife Janet. He loves being actively involved in his children and grandchildrens lives. He likes to read, hike, fish, and work in his woodshop.