Susan Spoto, DDS

01/01/2024

Mini dental implants are a good option when you are unable to deal with intense surgery, lack bone in your jaw, or don't have time for repetitive dental visits. They are smaller than traditional implants, less invasive, and not as pricey. Have questions about our dental services? We’d be happy to help you out! Call us at (585) 424-2100.

01/01/2024

Wishing everyone a Happy New Year's Day. Counting our blessings and wishing you even more!

12/29/2023

Yellow teeth can create low confidence and make a person feel embarrassed to smile. Yellowing typically happens due to genetics, dentin, smoking, pasta sauce, fruits, coffee, tea, and grinding at night. When you do eat staining foods or drinks, be sure to rinse your mouth for 30 seconds thoroughly with water when you are done. Your smile is needed, wear it proudly! For any other questions regarding your dental care, give us a call at (585) 424-2100.

12/28/2023

It's important to keep up with regular dental checkups as they help to keep your teeth and gums healthy and can prevent any problems from developing. If you need to re-schedule, don't hesitate to contact us at (585) 424-2100.

12/26/2023

Did you know that airborne particles from flushing the toilet can actually make their way onto the bristles of your toothbrush? We recommend keeping your toothbrush in a drawer or at least 6 feet away from the toilet. Replace your toothbrush every 3 months to ensure it can properly clean your teeth!

To schedule an appointment, contact us at (585) 424-2100.

12/25/2023

There is no doubt that dental implants have become one of the most common and effective ways to replace missing teeth or to increase the function and comfort of a denture. https://bit.ly/3SAeaI5

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12/25/2023

Santa Floss is coming to town! We wish you and your family a very merry Christmas! May the joy of this season fill your heart with love and happiness.

12/22/2023

Eat a balanced diet that includes plenty of fruits and vegetables. Limit your consumption of sugary snacks and drinks as they can contribute to tooth decay. Call us at (585) 424-2100 to schedule an appointment today!

12/21/2023

According to research, 35% of adults and 15% of kids do not see a dentist regularly. Doing your normal flossing and brushing each day at home is not enough to maintain healthy oral hygiene. Upon visiting our office for a routine checkup, you can expect your dental hygienist to examine your mouth for any decay, check your gums, examine your bite, eliminate tartar, provide polishing, fluoride treatment, sealant application, and possibly take dental x-rays. Don’t delay your visit to the dentist! Contact us today at (585) 424-2100 to schedule your appointment!

12/19/2023

It is common to have sensitive teeth following a trip to the dentist. Often, it is right after a deep cleaning or when you have had a cavity filled. Don't worry! Any discomfort will eventually subside. https://bit.ly/3IDzJD1

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Find out why recent dental work can cause tooth sensitivity. Discover how Sensodyne can help manage sensitive tooth pain before and after your visit.

12/18/2023

Veneers are either made of composite resin or porcelain. While porcelain veneers don’t become stained or discolored, resin veneers can. Unfortunately, resin veneers do not respond well to whitening treatments. Although you cannot whiten them, there are methods you can do to improve their appearance through professional dental cleanings and at-home cleaning routines tailored to your specific needs. To prevent staining, be sure to take proper care of your veneers by steering clear of color-rich foods and beverages like coffee, tea, curry, and pasta sauces. If you do eat these foods, brush your teeth afterwards and rinse with water. For more information on caring for your veneers, contact us at (585) 424-2100.

12/15/2023

Have you ever heard of a condition called "black hairy tongue"? It’s a temporary and harmless condition that is caused by an overgrowth of mouth bacteria. Certain bacteria will accumulate on the small projections that cover the tongue and create red blood cell pigments, which can make it appear black in color. If the normal shedding of the outer layer of cells on the tongue is inhibited, the projections are larger making the tongue look hairy. Fortunately, it can be resolved by brushing your tongue twice daily as part of your dental care routine and rinsing with a hydrogen peroxide and water solution. Contact us at (585) 424-2100 for any questions about your oral health!