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Tooth Erosion: What You Should Know
Are You Dealing with Tooth Erosion? Imagine running your tongue across your teeth and feeling rough patches, sensitivity when drinking hot or cold beverages, or noticing that your teeth appear more yellow or transparent at the edges. These could be signs of tooth erosion, a common but often overlooked dental problem that can affect people […]
- Posted in Restorative Dentistry
- March 25th 2025
The Link Between Sleep Apnea and Dental Health
Did You Know Sleep Apnea and Dental Health Can Be Connected? Do you wake up feeling exhausted despite getting a full night’s sleep? Does your partner complain about your loud snoring? These could be signs of sleep apnea, a serious sleep disorder that affects millions of Americans. What many don’t realize is that your dentist […]
- Posted in Sleep Apnea
- March 18th 2025
How Our Dentist Can Spot Early Signs of Serious Health Conditions
Are You Keeping Up With Regular Dental Visits? Most people visit their dentist expecting a routine checkup, cavity screening, or professional teeth cleaning. However, many don’t realize that a dental exam can reveal much more than just the state of their teeth. Dentists are often the first to spot signs of serious health conditions that […]
- Posted in Uncategorized
- March 3rd 2025
Can You Get Dental Implants After Tooth Extraction?
Understanding Dental Implants After Extraction Losing a tooth can be frustrating, but modern dentistry offers effective solutions. One of the best options is a dental implant. If you’re wondering whether you can get dental implants after a tooth extraction, the answer is usually yes. In many cases, implants can be placed immediately after an extraction […]
- Posted in Dental Implants
- March 3rd 2025
Unusual Signs of Dental Problems Most People Ignore
Don’t Ignore These Symptoms! When you think about dental issues, the first things that likely come to mind are cavities, gum disease, and tooth sensitivity. However, your body often provides subtle warning signs that something is wrong with your oral health, and these are signs that many people overlook. Ignoring these indicators can lead to […]
- Posted in Dental Problems
- February 18th 2025
Can You Brush Too Much? The Risks of Overbrushing
How to Keep Your Teeth Safe and Healthy Brushing your teeth is one of the most important habits for maintaining a healthy smile. Dentists often remind us to brush twice a day, but did you know it’s possible to overdo it? Overbrushing—whether from brushing too hard, too often, or with improper techniques—can harm your teeth […]
- Posted in General Dentistry
- February 11th 2025
What to Expect at Your Dental Appointment
Preparing for Your Visit for a Stress-Free Dental Experience at Rubino Periodontics & Implant Dentistry If you’re like most people, you probably get a little nervous before going to the dentist. All that probing and picking can make even the boldest among us feel anxious! However, knowing what to expect can help you feel much […]
- Posted in General Dentistry
- February 4th 2025
Sedation Dentistry for Children: Is It Safe?
Dental Sedation for Children and Families in Florida Dental visits can be stressful for children, especially when anxiety or fear of pain comes into play. For some kids, even routine checkups can feel overwhelming. Sedation dentistry offers a safe and effective way to reduce anxiety, making dental procedures smoother and more comfortable. But is sedation […]
- Posted in General Dentistry
- January 28th 2025
How to Find the Perfect New Dentist for You
How to Find the Perfect New Dentist for You Are You Looking for a Dentist in Sarasota, Bradenton, or Sun City Center? Booking that first new patient appointment with a dentist ranks up there with tax audits and speed dating on the anxiety meter. Will this new person about to poke and prod at my […]
- Posted in General Dentistry
- January 28th 2025
The Science of Dental Fear: Why Are We Afraid of the Dentist?
What’s Behind Your Fear of the Dentist? Dental fear is more common than you might think. For many people, even the thought of sitting in a dentist’s chair can cause feelings of anxiety and dread. In fact, studies show that an estimated 36 percent of people experience dental anxiety, with about 12 percent suffering from […]
- Posted in General Dentistry
- January 21st 2025