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Your best buddy can bark out a few orders today at the office. It’s National Take Your Dog to Work Day! Enjoy!
Your Smile Can Make You Look Younger
Is your smile aging you? If you have been taking care of your teeth and your smile isn’t reflecting your efforts to maintain your smile, you are not alone. With age, staining, wear-and-tear, attrition and erosion are a few of the dental issues that can lead to a less appealing smile. Westchase Premier Dental offers cosmetic dental treatments that can bring back the brightness of your childhood smile.
Your smile can make you look younger with cosmetic dental treatment. Here’s how:
- Removing Stains – Staining is perhaps one of the most aging features that can add years to your smile. Simple whitening procedures can rejuvenate your smile by addressing overall staining. Bonding is a great way to target individual stains while porcelain veneers are used for overall coverage, deep staining and problem areas.
- Replacing Old Dental Work – Replacing old metal fillings and crowns with new, tooth-colored dental restorations will transform your smile into a more vibrant and youthful smile. All-Porcelain crowns and tooth colored fillings created a seamless look. The separation between your dental work and your natural teeth will be no longer noticeable.
- Improving Minor Damage – Your teeth can become weathered over time. Those little nicks and dings can be easily smoothed out with contouring and bonding. However, if you are looking for a more dramatic change, porcelain veneers can give you a complete smile makeover.
If you are ready to get your youthful smile back, give us a call at (813) 475 – 4528 to schedule an appointment. If you have any questions about cosmetic dental treatment, our staff is ready to help. Read more about our whitening treatments, veneers, and bonding and check out a few of our before and after photos to see just how your smile can make you look younger!
Tampa Bay Dental Emergencies Increase in the Summertime
Summertime is here! Warmer weather inspires outdoor sports and other outdoor activities for families and friends to enjoy. With the arrival of another summer season, Westchase Premier Dental would like to provide a friendly reminder to active men, women, and children that Tampa Bay dental emergencies increase in the summertime months significantly.
While the summer season brings life to outdoor fun with many exciting options, it is also important to take extra precautions when enjoying water sports, baseball games, hiking and cycling adventures, and various other exciting possibilities. These sporting activities are the common culprits that bring dental emergencies to our office.
What Type of Tampa Bay Dental Emergencies Increase in the Summertime?Â
- Tooth Loss
- Cracked Teeth
- Broken Crowns
- Lip & Gum Injuries
- Jaw Injuries
Now that you are aware that Tampa Bay dental emergencies increase in the summertime, if you have a dental emergency this summer, contact Westchase Premier Dental immediately. Seeking immediate dental help will give you the best chance for repair and decreases the chance of infection.
Westchase Premiere Dental is a Tampa Bay Area general and emergency dental office providing services by professional, highly skilled dentists and an experienced, qualified team of dental healthcare professionals.
Contact us at (813) 475 – 4528. Our friendly staff is ready to make your next checkup and cleaning appointment or assist you should you require emergency dental care. Our office is conveniently located at 12229 W Linebaugh Ave, Westchase, FL 33626. We are now accepting new patients!
For further reading on the steps to take should you have a dental emergency, read our article on Dental Emergency Care. We update our blog weekly with new information on dental healthcare tips, interesting facts and dental hygiene home care. Follow us on Facebook or Twitter for new blog articles and news updates. We look forward to having you in our community.
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How Tea Affects Your Teeth
June is National Iced Tea Month! Nothing quenches your thirst quite like a tall glass of iced tea on a hot summer’s day. This is the time to celebrate this refreshing drink of choice for so many. Without taking away from the pleasure of this beloved summertime favorite, we would like to take this opportunity share exactly how drinking iced tea affects your teeth.
The Good – Drinking unsweetened tea is a good source of fluoride. Tea contains antioxidants, which may reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes and certain types of cancer. Studies also show that black tea can actually inhibit growth of bacteria in your mouth and possibly ward off a precancerous oral condition called leukoplakia.
The Bad – Tea contains tannic acid, which stains the enamel on your teeth. The tannic acid can settle in the grooves of your teeth, which can cause discoloration over time. This is purely cosmetic and does not cause any oral health issues.
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Ways to combat how iced tea affects your teeth negatively:
- Drink unsweetened, brewed tea and try to stay away from bottled and canned tea that is loaded with sugar.
- Drink lots of water, which can help you maintain a healthy supply of saliva, which protects teeth by neutralizing acid.
- Using a straw when drinking tea can minimize the coating of tannin and sugars on the teeth.
- Maintain proper brushing and flossing at home.
- Get regular, professional cleanings.
- Your dentist may also remove the staining through bleaching procedures.
It’s important to take the necessary steps to keep your teeth in optimum shape so you can enjoy sweeter things in life without compromising your smile. Stay vigilant with your home dental routine and make sure to keep your dental checkups current. Give us a call at (813) 475 – 4528. Our friendly staff at Westchase Premier Dental is ready to assist you.
For further reading on How Tea Affects Your Teeth in a positive way, go to PacificCollege.edu.
It’s the perfect day to pick up those donuts for the office. It couldn’t happen on a better day with it also being National Repeat Day… you can have more than one!
