Integrity Dental - Dr. Jonathan Nutt

Integrity Dental - Dr. Jonathan Nutt Integrity Dental offers general dentistry services in a warm, friendly and relaxing environment Our approach to treatment is never one-size-fits-all.

At Integrity Dental, we're committed to delivering exceptional comprehensive dental care for individuals and families in and around Maine. We take pride in what we do and never compromise on the quality of our work or our values. We believe everyone should have access to great dental care in a gentle setting and at affordable fees. We work hand-in-hand with each of our patients to tailor treatment

to their unique needs, goals, timeline and budget. We offer a variety of general dentistry services ranging from prevention to treatment. Some of the preventive services we offer include x-rays, exams, cleanings, deep cleanings, fluoride enamel rejuvenation, and cavity preventing sealants. We also offer many restorative services such as composite (tooth-colored) fillings, crowns, bridges, veneers, implant crowns, tooth whitening, custom nightguards and sports guards, extractions and dentures. Our team is caring, compassionate and gentle. Let's face it - not many people actually get excited about going to the dentist for one reason or another. But truth be told, our patients actually LOVE coming to see us! We see just as many smiles coming in as we do going out! We care deeply about our patients and are proud to say they're some of the happiest and healthiest around! Interested in seeing why? Give us a call today at (207)847-0353! New patients are always welcome!

A HUGE and heartfelt thank-you to one of the best orthodontic teams anyone could ask for! 🥰I was definitely not expectin...
06/25/2026

A HUGE and heartfelt thank-you to one of the best orthodontic teams anyone could ask for! 🥰

I was definitely not expecting this incredibly thoughtful self-care package to help me through my recovery from jaw surgery. 🥹

After spending the past 28 months together, it honestly feels unreal that we made it to this point - only 5 days away from the main event!

Thank you, Mbrace Orthodontics, for all of your hard work getting me to this point! 💙 I look forward to seeing you all on the other side!

Wednesday, June 24th, 2026:• Visit with orthodontist• Upper and lower wires removed• Surgical lugs placed onto wires• Wi...
06/25/2026

Wednesday, June 24th, 2026:

• Visit with orthodontist
• Upper and lower wires removed
• Surgical lugs placed onto wires
• Wires reinserted and secured with stainless steel ties
• New upper power chain

Today was my final visit with my orthodontist prior to my surgery.

One of the questions I'm often asked is “will your mouth be wired shut after surgery?” The answer is no, at least in my case.

To my knowledge, most modern jaw surgeries no longer require this.

Instead, we rely on surgical lugs, shown here. Think of them like little hooks that elastic bands will wrap around to keep my upper and lower jaws stable during and after surgery.

I was told ahead of time that they'd be fairly uncomfortable, but I actually don't mind them! In fact, I think they look pretty cool, almost like a little crown!

The only real downside - I won't be able to floss until they're removed. 😔 Luckily, I have my Waterpik ready to go! Thank goodness for that! I'll miss my floss, but I know we'll be reunited again soon! 🥰

Mbrace Orthodontics

06/24/2026

1 week until jaw surgery. The countdown is on! ⏰

It's been quite a journey so far, and in some ways it's only just begun. I'm looking forward to being on the other side of surgery and adapting to life with what will hopefully be a better bite.

I've been wanting to document more of my experience and share it with all of you, but in all honesty, I've been so busy that I just haven't had the time or headspace for social media. Still, I plan to try to share as much as I can in the weeks and months ahead. So stay tuned for more to come!

- Dr. J

When you come in to work to find that your AC has stopped working, you power through - for those you serve!What a day! T...
06/11/2026

When you come in to work to find that your AC has stopped working, you power through - for those you serve!

What a day! Thank you to our wonderful patients for being so positive and making it through the day with us! If there's a next time, popsicles are on us!

Not my usual positive post, but this needs to be said.Today, our practice received its first-ever 1-star Google review i...
06/10/2026

Not my usual positive post, but this needs to be said.

Today, our practice received its first-ever 1-star Google review in 5+ years of business, and it was left by someone who has never been a client of ours.

We’ve worked incredibly hard to earn 154 genuine 5-star reviews from real clients who know us, trust us, and have experienced our care firsthand. As a small family business, our reputation means everything. It’s how new patients find us, and it reflects years of dedication, sacrifice, and countless hours of work.

What’s frustrating is that anyone can leave a review, whether by mistake or with malicious intent, and businesses have very little ability to have false reviews removed.

Negative feedback from actual patients is part of doing business, and it creates opportunities to learn and improve, but false reviews are different. They can damage a reputation that took years to build with just a few clicks.

So this is my reminder: please think carefully before leaving a negative review for any small business. Behind every business are real people who have invested their time, energy, and hearts into serving their community.

To the person who left the review: if this was a mistake, please consider removing it. Thank you. 💙

Have you ever wondered what a cavity looks like beneath the surface of a tooth?This tooth we restored is a great example...
05/05/2026

Have you ever wondered what a cavity looks like beneath the surface of a tooth?

This tooth we restored is a great example of how much destruction a cavity can form inside a tooth, even without the tooth ever feeling sensitive.

The outside of our teeth (enamel) is extremely strong, but it's actually only a few millimeters thick. Once a cavity breaks through that thin, outer shell, it gets into the next layer of tooth - dentin.

Dentin is much softer, allowing a cavity to spread much more quickly.

Don't wait until a tooth feels sensitive to address a cavity. By that point, it's usually gone on for too long and gotten close to the nerve, which may require more complex treatments in order to restore it back to good health.

Pro tip - ask your dentist about protective sealants to help reduce the risk of developing cavities in high-risk teeth.

In the case shown here, a protective sealant would have likely prevented this tooth from needing this treatment. It would also have taken only a few minutes, needed no numbing, cost a fraction of what a filling does, and helped prevent future treatment, saving the patient time and money over the course of their lifetime.

Something's in the air, and it might take you by surprise.Dental care can produce a lot of aerosols, sending micro parti...
04/25/2026

Something's in the air, and it might take you by surprise.

Dental care can produce a lot of aerosols, sending micro particles and germs into the air that we breathe.

That's why our practice takes air quality so seriously. We utilize some of the most advanced suction devices during procedures, in addition to background air filtration units working around the clock. This means our patients and team can breathe easily knowing our air is as hygienic as can be.

We recently changed out one of our 12 month air filters, and couldn't help but share a few photos with you. It's always amazing to see how, even in a practice as meticulous as ours, we're still able to filter out quite a bit!

Although it’s junk mail, we’re still honored to be considered “Best Dentist in Yarmouth for 2026”! 😄All kidding aside, w...
04/06/2026

Although it’s junk mail, we’re still honored to be considered “Best Dentist in Yarmouth for 2026”! 😄

All kidding aside, we feel grateful every day for our wonderful practice and community of patients. Here’s to us all continuing to try our best to be our best each and every day! ☺️

04/04/2026

Behind the scenes, we're still hard at work even when we're not seeing patients!

We recently spent some time with the amazing Sarah Ruff-Gibson ("SRG") from SRG Training and Consulting (SRG Training & Consulting) for our annual HIPAA and OSHA compliance training.

HIPAA (The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) is a collection of laws and regulations pertaining to the privacy and protection of sensitive patient information.

OSHA (The Occupational Safety and Health Administration) is a collection of laws and regulations pertaining to safety in the workplace.

Our practice takes HIPAA and OSHA training, compliance, and implementation very seriously. Annual training from some of the best and brightest in our region is just one of the many ways we work hard behind the scenes to offer our patients the highest level of care we can.

This was a wonderful opportunity to refresh our knowledge, while also taking away new and important information that we plan to implement into our existing protocols and practices. We look forward to sharing more about our HIPAA and OSHA efforts through future posts! Stay tuned to learn more!

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