Do you want to maintain healthy teeth and gums? Get proper oral hygiene. While occasional dental check-ups are essential, it is the daily care practices that make a significant difference in the long run. In this blog, we will discuss 21 regular care practices that you should follow to maintain optimal dental health and preserve your precious smile. Brush twice…
If you have missing or damaged teeth, you may be considering dental implants as a solution. Traditional dental implants can take months to complete, with multiple appointments and healing periods. However, Teeth in a Day, also known as All-on-4 or same-day implants, offer a quicker solution. But is Teeth in a Day right for you? Here, we have shared several…
Good oral hygiene is important during every stage of pregnancy. Some women avoid the dentist when they are pregnant. Routine appointments are safe for most pregnant women.
For many young adults, getting braces is a right of passage. This procedure has become increasingly common. While it is often regarded as a purely cosmetic procedure, dental braces can also serve therapeutic purposes. When used properly by a skilled orthodontist, braces can help align teeth, fix jaw problems and more. It is possible to get braces at any age,…
With these troubling times, we want to help you keep health. South Bay Dentistry & Orthodontics wants to offer you free virtual consultations. Just go onto our website to schedule your appointment
Here at South Bay Dentistry & Orthodontics, we strive to give our patients the best possible dental care available. This includes using the latest technology to offer the best dental experience and results. Our new iTero oral scanner is the fastest and most accurate way to give our dentist the best picture of your oral condition and prognosis.
Kevin told us he loves the ortho treatment he received at South Bay Dentistry & Orthodontics
As we continue to endure a global pandemic, our daily routines are shifting. Even things like our oral care methods are being impacted. To maintain optimal oral and overall health, there are precautions you can take to reduce your risk of contracting the corona virus. Below, you’ll find some suggestions on how to practice good dental hygiene while in the throes of a pandemic.
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Due to the current pandemic, we’ve added extra levels of security to keep you, your loved ones and our staff safe. For your dental health needs now and in the future, we’re here for you. Patient screening layer added using among other things, Handheld Fever Detectors: According to the Federal Governments own article from NCBI (National Center for Biotechnology Information):…
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