If you have lost one or more teeth, Dentistry by Angela Britt can offer you several alternatives to restore your smile, your confidence, and the functionality of your set of teeth. Three common procedures that we recommend are:
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We love helping patients like you achieve healthy and beautiful smiles. With the variety of treatments we provide, there are restorative and cosmetic options for most any dental condition. Whether it’s a filling, more complex restoration like a denture or implant, or a smile enhancing cosmetic treatment, we have it all under one roof. Would you please help us spread the word to let others know that there is a solution to help restore their smile, too? Besides feeling good about helping out a family or friend, we’ll give you an even sweeter reason to share our practice with your network. Would you like to know what it is?
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If you suffer from one or more missing teeth, you already know the difficulties this dental condition poses when it comes to chewing food and speaking clearly. Many people with missing teeth are also uncomfortable with smiling, or cover their mouth when they speak. It can have a negative impact on your confidence, too. With dental bridges, however, you can regain the function and beauty of your smile.
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We are so excited that spring is here! It’s the time of year when we feel energized and ready to get out in the world after slower winter months. It’s also a great time to freshen up our dental hygiene habits. We can get into a rut when it comes to taking care of our teeth and gums — it’s easy to avoid flossing or put off a routine cleaning. As with anything in our lives, though, we need some motivation to get us back on the right track. Could you use a dental hygiene shake-up?
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According to the Oral Cancer Foundation, close to 53,000 Americans were diagnosed with oral cancer in 2019, and only about half of these individuals will still be alive in 5 years. The high death rate of this type of cancer is a result of late stage diagnoses. At Dentistry by Angela Britt we make it a priority to screen for oral cancer during your routine dental exam because early detection is the best way to prevent it from developing and spreading.
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Most people know it’s important to take good care of their teeth, but do you know the condition of your gums is just as important to your oral health as your pearly whites? We want patients to be aware of key factors that negatively affect the health of your gums. If you are facing treatment for your gums, we also want you to know that we offer a minimally invasive procedure to treat gum disease, also known as periodontal disease.Â
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Thanks to modern technology, you can have food delivered to your home from your favorite restaurant, watch thousands of movies on your TV and order a new outfit from your phone just in time for the weekend. We have taken that type of convenience and applied it to our practice, as well. Allow us to introduce Smile Virtual — for those times when all you want to know is how you can improve your smile without having to come into the office for answers.
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The beginning of a new year motivates some people to start a new hobby, begin an exercise program or update their home. We like to think of it as a perfect time to improve your smile. Some of our patients, however, aren’t sure if it’s even possible to fix their dental problems. There is one easy way we can help figure out what exactly is bothering them with their teeth and how we can fix it.
Have you been tolerating issues with your teeth and smile that you aren’t happy about but don’t know how to fix? Many people go through life hiding flaws like cracked, broken or chipped teeth by covering their mouths when they speak or avoiding smiling. It leaves them feeling self-conscious in situations where they’re in the spotlight, such as work meetings or family photos.
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I have patients who tell me they are experiencing unexplained pain in their jaw, face, neck and shoulders. They don’t know what could be causing it, and don’t know who to ask for help.
When I tell them they are most likely suffering from temporomandibular joint disorder (TMD) and that I can treat their symptoms, they are relieved to know there is a solution for their discomfort. Can you identify with any of these symptoms? Click here to learn more about the common symptoms of TMD.
