Constantly located in Tampa near the Town and Country area. The Denture Place is a newly built state of the art dental practice that opened in March 2020. We use the latest technology in dentistry to meet the needs of our patients. We know how important it is to our patients to be served in a safe, healthy and private environment which is why we comply with all OSHA, HIPAA, and CDC regulations. Not only that, but to be state of the art, our personnel must be knowledgeable about the latest advances in dentistry which is why they all participate in ongoing continuing education courses. This allows you to have the highest quality care offered. Our doctors are committed to patient care, dental education, and excellent workmanship. Because our dental practice also has its own highly experienced lab to make dentures, partials, crowns, and other corrective items, the savings and efficiency are passed on to our patients for a seamlessly fast process. We understand how important it is for you to have a smile that shows off your confidence and your positive attitude. We are committed to treating patients with the compassion and respect they deserve. This practice believes in providing comprehensive care that addresses both your short- and long-term dental care needs. Our goal is for you to leave our office with a memorable and enjoyable dental experience, which is why our compassionate staff will do everything they can to make you feel safe and comfortable. We are loyal to our patients and our profession! Your family becomes part of our family at The Denture Place. We are here to meet your family’s long-term needs as we devote ourselves to giving you Smiles for a Lifetime! Dental Cleaning
A professional dental cleaning is an important part of maintaining proper oral healthcare. Not only will it help maintain your smile for years to come, but it can also help to prevent many major diseases and health issues. During a traditional cleaning, the hygienist or dentist focuses at and above the gum line to perform tooth scaling, polishing, and debridement. If too much tartar has accumulated, your dentist may recommend a deep cleaning in order to remove bacteria and tartar from below the gumline. Both are done by using various instruments or devices to loosen and remove deposits from the teeth as well as clean all along the gum line. The American Dental Association recommends making a plan with your dentist to determine how often you should be seen based off of your individual dental needs. Crowns
A crown is a restorative piece that is done to truly revive the entirety of a tooth. Crowns sometimes referred to as Caps, are made as complete covers that slide over weak or otherwise compromised teeth to protect them from further trauma. They are thicker than veneers, meaning that more tooth structure has to be removed during the preparation process. If you want to know more about crowns and whether they are the right option for you, give our office a call and schedule a consultation with our doctor today. Dentures
This solution replaces all upper and/or lowers missing teeth with a molded base made to look like your gums with a full set of acrylic or porcelain teeth that are natural-looking. They can be made to stay in place (and be removable) or can be set in place by attaching them to implants that are surgically placed into the bone (and be permanent).
