We Are Open – Safety is Our Top Priority!
We’ve reopened in accordance with CDC, O.S.H.A., and State Dental Board guidelines to responsibly resume seeing our patients for regular dental appointments and treatment. We want to assure you of the measures we take to maintain a clean and safe environment so you can continue to receive needed dental care without fear or concern.
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Brush Up on the Benefits of Brushing
Everyone wants to have a happy and healthy smile. That’s why we brush our teeth and see our dentists regularly. However, while you may be brushing your teeth every day, you may not be doing it in the right way. Consistently brushing your teeth is a good thing, but if you’re using the wrong technique you aren’t going to fully…
Continue readingHas the Pandemic Cracked Your Teeth?
A surprising result of the coronavirus shutdown has been an increase in the incidence of cracked teeth, according to The New York Times. There’s also been an increase in the incidence of bruxism as more people work from home. Bruxism can contribute to a lack of sleep and poor posture as well as damage to your teeth and jaws. If…
Continue readingDental Care Basics
Unless you have a propensity for being toothless, understanding the basics of good oral hygiene is essential if you’re to keep your natural teeth throughout your lifetime. A healthy mouth is vital to a healthy body, so keeping your gums and teeth in good condition will help keep your physical body in good condition. Anytime that you have a disease…
Continue readingAre Dental Implants Right for You?
Will a Dental Implant Be a Good Choice for Me? If you’ve lost one or more teeth, regardless of whether the cause was disease or trauma, then implants can help to restore the aesthetics and functionality of your teeth. Statistics reported by the CDC show that more than half of adults from ages 20 to 64 are missing at least…
Continue readingGingivitis: Symptoms and Causes in Bradenton, FL
What Causes Gingivitis and What Are Its Symptoms? Although there are other factors that may exacerbate its development, the primary cause of gingivitis is inadequate oral hygiene. Unfortunately, it is often asymptomatic, so you may have it for a while before you’re aware of it. However, if you notice minor bleeding when you brush or floss or if you have…
Continue readingWhen to Seek Help for a Dental Emergency in Bradenton
Having a dental emergency in Bradenton can disrupt your life. It’s hard to concentrate on anything but your toothache pain. You don’t know what is wrong; sometimes it’s hard to even determine which tooth hurts. The only thing that helps is knowing that you can get treatment for a dental emergency soon. What Is Regarded As a Dental Emergency? If…
Continue readingA Go-To Guide for the Dental Implant Procedure
No need to live with missing teeth when a dental implant can easily restore the look, function, and health of your smile. See if this tooth replacement option can help you regain your smile and confidence. The Basics on Dental Implants A dental implant gets surgically embedded in the jawbone, which connects to a dental crown that takes the place…
Continue readingEnhance the Look of Your Smile with Cosmetic Dentistry Veneers
Are you self-conscious because your teeth are less than their best? Discover the ideal dental solution with cosmetic dentistry veneers. How Cosmetic Dentistry Veneers Can Improve Your Smile Veneers are simply very thin shells that are placed over teeth to give you a more beautiful and better smile. A veneer dentist mainly places them to correct cosmetic concerns, such as…
Continue readingAre Dental Implants, Bridges, or Dentures Your Best Dental Decision?
If you’re missing teeth and miss the look of a full smile, discover which type of dental restoration can fulfill your need for a full set of teeth. The Deal on Dentures At one time, dentures were the only way to replace missing teeth, but are still used by many today. Dentures are removable dental restorations that are used to…
Continue readingHow To Halt Halitosis
Are you struggling with bad breath? Dentists call this condition halitosis and it affects about 20 percent of people today. To make bad breath better or avoid the ailment all together, follow this expert advice. Reasons for Halitosis In order to treat and beat bad breath, you have to know the cause of your condition. Discover the most common causes…
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