Showing posts with label dental emergency. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dental emergency. Show all posts

Thursday, July 16, 2015

Miami Dentist and Easy to See Dental Problems

Miami Dentist and Easy to See Dental Problems
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Miami dentist, Dr. Bloch, sees many patients with preventable dental problems. One of the easiest problems to spot is a build-up of plaque. Plaque is the soft, sticky
layer of bacteria, which is constantly forming on the teeth. Usually it is invisible to the
naked eye, but when a person is not brushing adequately, it can build up to where it
appears to be a thick whitish coating on the teeth at the gum line. If not removed, it can
lead to gum disease. a simple visit to the dentists office for a dental cleaning is usually all that is required. 



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According to Miami dentist, Dr. Bloch, an obvious problem that many people take for granted is missing teeth. This problem is easy to spot. Many patients
assume that if they are still able to eat, they are O.K. But very often, losing just one
tooth can lead to the loss of support, and teeth begin to drift into the empty space,
causing a change in the bite. It also forces the remaining teeth to carry an additional
load, sometimes past their ability to adapt. In most cases, when even one tooth is lost,
the remaining teeth suffer and are more likely to be lost as well. There are many solutions to this problem, but it all starts with a visit to the dentists office for a quick visit and diagnosis. 


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If you have any questions about missing teeth and sedation dentistry, please visit our website at http://www.BlochDentistry.com. Miami Dentist and Bloch Dentistry Center specializes in a wide range of dental services including: sedation dentistry, general dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, teeth whitening, veneers, dental implants, root canals, periodontic treatments, and reconstructive dentistry. 
If you need a dentist in Miami, our office serves the Miami area, South Miami, Kendale lakes, West Miami, Pinecrest, and kendall. Call our friendly staff to schedule an appointment at (305)385-5555 or visit our website at http://www.BlochDentistry.com. We want to see you smile!
Miami Dentist Dr. Jonathan Bloch
Bloch Dentistry
www.blochdentistry.com
13720 SW 84th St
Miami, FL 33183
305.385.5555

Wednesday, May 27, 2015

Miami Dentist Dr. Bloch Explains Sedation Dentistry



Miami Dentist Dr. Bloch Explains Sedation Dentistry

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Tell Me More about Sedation Dentistry

Sedation dentistry can take all the anxiety out of going to the dentist. It is as easy as taking a nap and waking up with anew smile according to Miami dentist, Dr. Bloch. Sedation dentistry has many benefits:

· It really works! You really can snooze through your dental appointment.

· It is safe. You take a small pill prior to treatment, no intravenous tubes or
needles.

· You will have little or no memory of the experience. You won't remember any
sounds or smells of a dental office.

· You can snooze for up to five to six hours after taking the pill. The time you are
snoozing will vary depending on your needed dental treatment.

· Complex dental treatments that often require six to eight appointments can be
done in as little as one - all while you snooze.

· People who have difficulty getting numb have no problem when relaxed and
snoozing.

· Sedation dentistry is a safe way to reduce the fatigue of extended dental
treatment requiring long visits.

Miami dentist, Dr. Bloch
How does sedation dentistry work?

You are given a small pill to take an hour prior to your dental appointment. Your
companion will accompany you to the office. By the time you arrive you will be very
drowsy. When you arrive in our office, you will be escorted into the comfort room, covered with a thick, warm blanket and placed on a monitor to watch your vital signs. After you are comfortable we will take care of your dental needs. When your treatment is completed your companion will return you home to finish your comfortable, relaxing day.

If you have any questions about missing teeth and sedation dentistry, please visit our website at http://www.BlochDentistry.com. Miami Dentist and Bloch Dentistry Center specializes in a wide range of dental services including: sedation dentistry, general dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, teeth whitening, veneers, dental implants, root canals, periodontic treatments, and reconstructive dentistry. 

If you need a dentist in Miami, our office serves the Miami area, South Miami, Kendale lakes, West Miami, Pinecrest, and kendall. Call our friendly staff to schedule an appointment at (305)385-5555 or visit our website at http://www.BlochDentistry.com. We want to see you smile!

Miami Dentist Dr. Jonathan Bloch
Bloch Dentistry
13720 SW 84th St
Miami, FL 33183
305.385.5555



Tuesday, March 31, 2015

How Can Dental Bonding Help You? Miami Dentist Dr. Bloch

Improve Your Smile with Dental Bonding

Miami Dentist Dr. Bloch
#Miami dentist, #dental bonding




No matter the state of your teeth, we've got ways to give you the perfect smile. There's no need to live with chipped or broken teeth! Bonding is an effective way to lighten stains, close gaps and even alter crooked or malformed teeth. It can be used to repair or improve a single tooth, or even to revamp the entire smile.

Bonding is typically painless and can yield dramatic results in a single office visit. Bonding hides natural flaws in the teeth by placing a thin plastic coating on the front surface of the teeth. The bonding process is similar to (but not the same as!) veneers. When bonding teeth, the tooth surface is first treated. A dental composite bonding  material is then applied. The puttylike material is sculpted, shaped and colored to suit the patient's needs. We use a high-intensity light to harden the plastic. Finally, the new tooth surface is smoothed and polished.

For more information about dental bondings visit our website at http://www.BlochDentistry.com. Bloch Dentistry Center specializes in a wide range of dental services including: general dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, teeth whitening, veneers, dental implants, root canals, periodontic treatments, and reconstructive dentistry. 

Call our friendly staff to schedule an appointment at (305)385-5555 or visit our website at http://www.BlochDentistry.com. We want to see you smile!

Sunday, March 29, 2015

Perfect Smiles With Dental Veneers by Miami Dentist Dr. Bloch

Improve Your Smile with Veneers


#miami dentist, #dental veneers

If you're looking for a more perfect smile, then you might want to consider veneers. Popular among movie stars and other celebrities, veneers let you change the appearance of your teeth as dramatically as you want. Veneers let you brighten your teeth and straighten your smile - you can even change the size and shape of your teeth.

Veneers can be either composite or porcelain. The veneer is actually a thin piece of porcelain or composite material about the size of a fingernail. Once the custom-made veneer is bonded onto the tooth, it becomes extremely strong. It also blends in with the remaining tooth structure so that it is unnoticeable to the naked-eye. Once in place, it looks, feels, and functions just like a regular tooth.

Veneers are a popular choice for total smile makeovers, letting a dentist change not just the color but also the size, shape, and straightness of your teeth. Veneers are often used for the same reasons as bonding - to lighten stains, close gaps and even alter crooked or malformed teeth. Both can be utilized to change the shape or color of a single tooth or if necessary to revamp the entire smile. Veneers are generally more durable and stain resistant than bonding.

For more information about veneers visit our website at www.BlochDentistry.comhttp://www.BlochDentistry.com.Bloch Dentistry Center specializes in a wide range of dental services including: general dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, teeth whitening, veneers, dental implants, root canals, periodontic treatments, and reconstructive dentistry. 

Call our friendly staff to schedule an appointment at (305)385-5555 or visit our website at http://www.BlochDentistry.com. We want to see you smile!

Wednesday, February 25, 2015

Replacing Black and Unsightly Silver Fillings by Miami Dentist Dr. Bloch

As we all know, tooth decay can lead to cavities. For over 100 years, dentists have been using silver-mercury amalgam fillings to restore decayed or broken teeth. (In fact, the Chinese first used silver fillings in the 7th century.) Historically, the only other alternative was gold, and that was always too expensive for most folks.
These silver fillings are called amalgams. Amalgam fills the space where the decay in the tooth has been removed. However, over time, the amalgam can corrode and leak.
Teeth can crack because of the expansion of the amalgam. This blackens the silver and many times the tooth. This can be seen when a patient opens his or her mouth, and it is often a source of embarrassment for the patient.
 
Now, we have many ways to provide tooth-colored restorations. We can use adhesives
to bond tooth parts that look and act like teeth. We can provide a bright, healthy and
strong smile with these exciting new techniques in adhesion dentistry.
 
Composite fillings are a new and economical way to restore teeth while keeping patients' smiles looking great. They are made of a porcelain-like material that actually bonds to the tooth for a tight seal. They are strong and stain-resistant, and they are color-matched to the natural tooth, making them appear invisible.
 
Tooth-colored resin fillings are made of glass particles in a plastic matrix. The doctor
bonds the putty-like material to the tooth with a high-intensity light. This hardens the
material and allows it to be shaped and polished for immediate use.
 
Once completed, the tooth has a natural appearance and is actually stronger than before due to the strength of the adhesive agent used to bond the resin to the tooth. Resin restorations not only look better, but they are stronger and last longer than the old
silver-amalgam fillings.
 
Composite fillings also lack the sensitivity that is often associated with silver amalgam
fillings. They are especially suited for smaller cavities and for patients who may be
allergic to metal fillings.
If you have any questions about the benefits of replacing silver amalgam fillings with
invisible composite fillings call our friendly staff to schedule an appointment at (305)385-5555 or visit our website at http://www.BlochDentistry.com. We'd be happy to discuss your options. You may even be a candidate for sedation dentistry.

Miami Dentist Dr. Bloch


Thursday, January 29, 2015

Dealing With Dental Anxiety - Tips From Miami Dentist Dr. Bloch

Anxiety-Free Dentistry


Anxiety Update: The Waiting Game
Perhaps you sometimes find yourself feeling uneasy about the prospect of sitting in my
chair. (Don't worry, I don't take it personally!) Well, the next time you're feeling that way,
remind yourself of this interesting tidbit:

U.S. researchers have located the human brain's "dread center," an area of the brain
responsible for feelings of foreboding. Brain scans show that neurons that generate the
feeling of anxiety lie within the same areas of the brain activated by pain.

How did they figure this out? Here comes the fun part! Researchers shocked the feet of
more than thirty courageous volunteers while simultaneously scanning their brains.
(Ouch!) Just be thankful you weren't asked to participate.

The study found that about a quarter of the group were "extreme dreaders" who were
more than willing to take a stronger jolt just to be done with the whole thing. It seems
that the dread of an experience can be more overwhelming than any pain or discomfort
actually associated with it.

Most dental procedures don't hurt, but the anxiety associated with them can be
extremely unpleasant. The anxiety could stem from a bad experience, a phobia, or even

from watching Little Shop of Horrors one too many times. No matter its cause, the
anticipation of things going wrong can be far worse than the actual experience
 
So try to remember this the next time you grimace at the sight of an appointment
reminder, a waiting room or a drill. The dread you're feeling is not proportional to the

experience you're facing. Just take a deep breath and remember that science agrees
it really is all in your head.

If you're still feeling uneasy and want to find new methods for coping with your dental
phobia, call our friendly staff to schedule an appointment at (305)385-5555 or visit our website at ttp://www.BlochDentistry.com. We'd be happy to discuss your options. You may even be a candidate for sedation dentistry.

Tuesday, January 20, 2015

Preventing Decayed Teeth - Dental Care Tips from Miami Dentist Dr. Bloch

Fluoride, in proper dosage, has been shown to significantly reduce dental decay. When fluoridated water is less than the ideal amount or not available, fluoride supplements are recommended. (A call to your local water district is all that is necessary to determine whether your water has fluoride or not.)

When supplements are needed, the administration of fluoride supplements should begin shortly after birth and continue through the time of eruption of the second permanent molars (approx. 12 years of age).

Regular dental check-ups should begin no later than 18 months of age.

For more dental tips visit our website at www.BlochDentistry.com.Bloch Dentistry Center specializes in a wide range of dental services including: general dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, teeth whitening, veneers, dental implants, root canals, periodontic treatments, and reconstructive dentistry. 


Call our friendly staff to schedule an appointment at (305)385-5555 or visit our website at http://www.BlochDentistry.com. We want to see you smile!

Thursday, November 27, 2014

Thursday, June 26, 2014

Kendall Miami Dentist Dr. Bloch Discusses What to Do If a Tooth is Lost By Injury

It can happen in the blink of an eye: an accident that leaves a tooth hanging by a thread
or lying on the ground. Kids, athletes, soccer hooligans - it can happen to just about
anyone. Ouch! But if it does happen, it's important to know the proper first aid:
  • If the tooth is loose (even extremely so!) but is still attached in any way, leave it in place. Do not remove it!
  • If it is out of its socket completely and unattached, but still in the victim's mouth, it is best to have the person hold the tooth in their mouth, if possible, until a dentist can attempt re-implantation.
  • If the tooth is out of the mouth, do not let it dry out. Handle it as little as possible.Do not attempt to disinfect the tooth, or scrub it, or remove any tissue attached to it.
  • If the tooth is recovered from the ground or other soiled area, rinse it off in lukewarm water. Preserve it in milk until a dentist is available. If milk is not available, lukewarm water will suffice.
Time out of the socket is critical in the long-term success of re-implantation. After 30
minutes, the success potential begins to decline. However, re-implantation is still
possible after several hours, so the attempt can still be made even if the tooth has been
out for a long period.

Remember, even if re-implantation fails, you have a variety of other options. For more
information on emergency dental care or tooth replacement, please don't hesitate to call us at (305) 385-5555.

Miami Dentist- Kendale Lakes

At Bloch Dentistry your smile is top priority. Dr. Jonathan Bloch is a highly skilled dentist with over twenty years of experience in the dental field. Dr. Bloch and his staff have earned a reputation for achieving excellent results and treating his patients like family. He is proud of the trust, confidence, and loyalty of his patients.

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Dr. Bloch's patients appreciate the time he takes to answer all their questions and makes every visit a comfortable experience.

Bloch Dentistry Center specializes in a wide range of dental services including: general dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, teeth whitening, veneers, dental implants, root canals, periodontic treatments, and reconstructive dentistry.

Call our friendly staff to schedule an appointment at (305)385-5555 or visit our website at http://www.BlochDentistry.com. We want to see you smile!