Inga Ukolova, DDS - Friendly Dentistry P.A.

06/06/2020

RDH heeded for Monday 9-6 /1 h lunch/32-34 per hour

04/18/2019

06/13/2018

Dental Front Office/ billing coordinator
Friendly Dentistry PA – Palm Harbor, FL

A thriving private office with a growing patient base. Two years' experience required. Job duties include collecting payment, verifying patient coverage eligibility, making phone calls to insurance companies about claims and collecting outstanding balances. In addition, dental billers are in charge of entering insurance claims data into the computer. Must also be comfortable working with patients and scheduling.

Job Types: Full-time, Part-time

03/23/2017

It's important that you maximize plaque removal every day through effective tooth brushing and flossing. You must thoroughly clean around both teeth and implants. The best way to clean your implant depends on the stage of your treatment, so you should always ask your dentist for advice about this.
Immediately following surgical placement of the implant, the wound is often sensitive, so you may not be able to use a toothbrush in that part of your mouth. You can prevent plaque buildup by using antibacterial mouth rinses and/or gels as recommended by your dentist.

-Flossing
Flossing is a very important step in removing as much plaque bacteria as possible from between your teeth and around your implant. You can floss at any step in the implant process. It makes your gums healthy and reduces plaque bacteria in the spaces between your teeth, called interdental spaces. Equally as important is interdental brushing.

-Interdental Brushing
Because a regular toothbrush does not reach into interdental spaces, you can use special interdental brushes as well as floss to clean the spaces between your teeth. It is very important to clean the spaces adjacent to your dental implant to remove as much plaque bacteria as you can.

-Toothpaste Can Do More
Your choice of toothpaste can actually improve the reduction of plaque bacteria from around your implant site, leading to healthy gums and well-maintained implants.

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01/11/2017

Dr.Inga Ukolova

03/16/2015

Are you a gum chewer? It may not be so bad as long as you make wise chewing choices!

Are you one of those people who is known for always chewing gum—at home, work, everywhere? If so, you may have wondered if your habit is causing any long-term damage to your teeth and jaws.

03/12/2015

Do you have sensitive teeth? When you choose toothpaste, look for Potassium nitrate on the label. This ingredient will help inhibit your mouth's pain response while brushing.

03/10/2015

Some patients believe the harder they brush, the better they're cleaning their teeth, but brushing too vigorously or using an abrasive toothbrush can actually be harmful.

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