Cosmetic Dentistry

Apr12

Unexpected Stress? Don’t Forget Your Smile

Categories: Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Health, General Dentistry

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When you suddenly have to juggle extra balls, some are bound to get dropped. Perhaps you are going through a divorce or became the caregiver for an ailing parent. Perhaps you took on a second job or started night school to earn an advanced degree.

Not every stressor is negative. A new baby, marriage, career, or move can be exciting but overwhelming. It’s okay – and sometimes helpful – to drop some of the balls. You can probably let another parent take over room mother duties for a few weeks, forego a haircut, or skip poker night until things calm down.

When life hands you extra challenges it is easy to get lax about oral hygiene, but Your Time Dental urges you not to. Sometimes you feel too exhausted to brush or floss and skip regular check-ups and cleanings. Dr. Richard Kernagis wants to remind you to think about the possible consequences of neglecting your smile.
1. Tooth decay
2. Gum disease
2. Tooth and gum pain
3. Bad breath
4. Infection
5. Tooth loss

Your plate is already full – you don’t want to add poor oral health and the associated expense and inconvenience required to treat advanced issues.

Let the car go unwashed for a few weeks. Record your favorite show to watch later when things slow down. Postpone that kitchen remodel. But keep your smile healthy – it really will make your life easier, healthier, and happier.

Your Time Dental Urgent Care in Gibsonton provides gentle, comprehensive dental care for the whole family. Our services include:
root canals
tooth extractions
weekend dental care
dental implants

Dr. Kernagis is a member of the American Dental Association. You can learn more about the American Dental Association at https://www.ama-assn.org. If you haven’t seen a dentist in a while, we invite you to call us at 813-519-0128 and schedule an exam and cleaning. Our cheerful team will make you feel comfortable and relaxed. There is no need to feel ashamed about plaque build-up or a cavity. We completely understand how stressful life can get and love helping our Gibsonton area patients get back on track.

We make patients feel comfortable!

 

Contact Your Time Dental Urgent Care:

LOCATIONS: (TAP TO OPEN IN GOOGLE MAPS):

SOUTH SHORE – GIBSONTON

13145 Kings Lake Drive Ste 105B Gibsonton, FL 33534 Call: 813-519-0128

FISHHAWK – LITHIA

5486 Lithia Pinecrest Rd, Ste B Lithia, FL 33547 Call: 813-710-9789

Apr5

Your Time Dental Urgent Care: A Reason to Smile

Categories: Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Health, General Dentistry

Your Time Dental Urgent Care Cosmetic Dentistry A Reason To Smile Hello, friends of Your Time Dental Urgent Care! If you haven’t visited our blog in a while, we welcome you back. It has been a terrific month at our practice.

We continue to achieve amazing results with our precision smile makeovers.

If you have never seen our photo gallery of smile makeover patients, you are probably not aware of the limitless possibilities. There is virtually no dental problem that can’t be improved with modern cosmetic dentistry performed at Your Time Dental Urgent Care.

We Provide Modern Smile Solutions

Dr. Kernagis uses the all the tools of cosmetic dentistry: veneers, porcelain crowns, aligners, teeth whitening, soft-tissue grafts, crown lengthening, and dental bonding to create brilliant smiles. If you are not happy with your smile, call us at 813-519-0128 today to set up a smile design consultation.

With a Smile Makeover, There is Never Buyer’s Remorse

The vast majority of cosmetic dental smile makeover patients have absolutely no regrets about their investment in a stunning smile. There is no physical feature as eye-catching as an attractive smile. When your smile is stunning, you smile all the time!

We are Passionate About Changing Lives

We are dedicated to changing lives, one beautiful smile at a time. Our patients who have transformed their smiles with cosmetic dentistry report feeling more confident at work and in social situations.

It’s Never Too Late to Improve Your Dental Health

We are thrilled when our patients step up their oral hygiene to reverse gum disease or have had us remedy decay. They say renewed efforts to overcome dental problems improve their outlook on life and give them motivation to keep their smile healthy.

If you need a reason to smile, then think about a smile makeover from one of the top dentists in Florida. See for more specifics and photos. We look forward to making your smile the best it can be!

 

Contact Your Time Dental Urgent Care:

LOCATIONS: (TAP TO OPEN IN GOOGLE MAPS):

SOUTH SHORE – GIBSONTON

13145 Kings Lake Drive Ste 105B Gibsonton, FL 33534 Call: 813-519-0128

FISHHAWK – LITHIA

5486 Lithia Pinecrest Rd, Ste B Lithia, FL 33547 Call: 813-710-9789

Mar15

Can You Name 9 Dental Specialties in the Gibsonton Area?

Categories: Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Health, General Dentistry

Lithia Pediatric and Cosmetic Dentistry

Most Gibsonton area residents probably know how a pediatric dentist differs from an orthodontist. Some Fish Hawk dental patients may even know the unique focus of endodontists. However, few Florida residents probably know that the American Dental Association recognizes nine dental specialties. Today’s post from Your Time Dental looks at the specific disciplines within the fascinating world of dentistry and the years in which they were formally recognized by the ADA. (If you want a challenge, see if you can name all nine before you continue reading this post.)

Endodontics (1983): This area focuses on “the morphology, physiology, and pathology of the human dental pulp.”1 If you need a root canal in Gibsonton, you may require the services of an endodontist.

Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics (2003): If you want to straighten your teeth, you need an orthodontist. Dentofacial orthopedic specialists correct facial deformities using many of the same types of appliances used in teeth straightening therapy.

Pediatric Dentistry (1995): Lithia pediatric dentists provide dental care for infants, children, and teenagers.

Periodontics (1992): “Periodontics is that specialty of dentistry which encompasses the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases of the supporting and surrounding tissues of the teeth or their substitutes.”1 Periodontal specialists perform crown lengthening, pocket reduction, and soft tissue (gum) grafts.

Prosthodontics (2003): Prosthodontists provide restorative dental procedures including dental implants, crowns, bridges, and dentures. They also perform cosmetic dental treatments including porcelain veneers, crowns, dental bonding, invisible fillings, and teeth bleaching.

Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology (1991): This specialty concerns “the nature, identification, and management of diseases affecting the oral and maxillofacial regions. It is a science that investigates the causes, processes, and effects of these diseases. The practice of oral pathology includes research and diagnosis of diseases using clinical, radiographic, microscopic, biochemical, or other examinations.”1

Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology (2001): Oral and maxillofacial radiologists analyze radiographic images (x-rays) for issues of the maxillofacial area.

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (1990): Oral surgeons perform surgery on the teeth, jaw, face, and gums. These include facial reconstruction, cleft lip and palate correction, bone grafting, dental implants, and impacted teeth.

Dental Public Health (1976): This discipline focuses on “preventing and controlling dental diseases and promoting dental health through organized community efforts.”1

General and cosmetic dentists in the Gibsonton area are trained in a wide variety of dental procedures. However, sometimes your Tampa general dentist will refer you to a local Tampa specialist, or include a specialist as part of your treatment team.

1Specialty Definitions, The American Dental Association, http://www.ada.org/495.aspx, accessed May 22, 2013

Contact Your Time Dental Urgent Care:

LOCATIONS: (TAP TO OPEN IN GOOGLE MAPS):

SOUTH SHORE – GIBSONTON

13145 Kings Lake Drive Ste 105B Gibsonton, FL 33534 Call: 813-519-0128

FISHHAWK – LITHIA

5486 Lithia Pinecrest Rd, Ste B Lithia, FL 33547 Call: 813-710-9789

Mar8

Affordable Teeth Whitening in Gibsonton?

Categories: Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Health, General Dentistry

Affordable Tampa Tooth Whitening If you are like most Your Time Dental patients, you have probably observed the multitude of ads for ‘free teeth whitening kits’.

Some show a ‘real Apollo Beach mom’ who discovered a ‘tooth-whitening secret’. Others assure you that their system is the one that ‘Fish Hawk dentists don’t want you to know about’. Many contain a link to a page that contains a convincing tooth-whitening testimonial. They bolster their legitimacy by aligning themselves with respected companies such as CNN, USA Today, and Forbes.

Unfortunately, most of these are fraudulent. In a recent article, the Better Business Bureau explains the scam:

The countless websites for various teeth whitening products claim to offer a no-risk, money-back guarantee, and free trial of the product. To sign up, customers must provide a credit or debit card number to cover shipping. Complainants to BBB state that they are billed before their trial ends and continue to be billed after they have told the company they want to cancel.

Complainants also may find mystery charges for other companies and services that they didn’t realize they were signing up for with their ‘free’ trial.

The BBB has received complaints about the following company/product names:

  • Dazzle White
  • White Smile
  • Teeth Smile
  • Dazzle Smile
  • Ivory White
  • Max White
  • My Whitening
  • Gleaming White Smile
  • Advanced Wellness Research

Don’t trust your smile to an internet fraudster. Your tooth whitening dental office is the only place for safe teeth bleaching. You don’t want to take a chance with your credit card number or your tooth enamel! Call us at Your Time Dental Urgent Care for advanced cosmetic dentistry and worry-free tooth whitening. You can reach us at 813-519-0128

 

Contact Your Time Dental Urgent Care:

LOCATIONS: (TAP TO OPEN IN GOOGLE MAPS):

SOUTH SHORE – GIBSONTON

13145 Kings Lake Drive Ste 105B Gibsonton, FL 33534 Call: 813-519-0128

FISHHAWK – LITHIA

5486 Lithia Pinecrest Rd, Ste B Lithia, FL 33547 Call: 813-710-9789

Mar1

Dental Problem? There Is Always A Solution!

Categories: Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Health, General Dentistry

smile makeover cost Gibsonton

There is no doubt that a healthy, pleasing smile positively affects one’s life. It lets us convey confidence and friendliness in business and social settings. A beautiful healthy smile also affects our relationships. When we smile, we appear (and feel!) younger and more attractive. Your Time Dental can ensure you get the smile you’ve always dreamed of!

Research has shown that smiling also helps reduce stress, increase productivity, and express empathy.

But if you are troubled by dental problems, then you may feel insecure about your smile. A smile makeover is the solution to your problems.

When you visit Your Time Dental Urgent Care, you will find Dr. Kernagis to be very empathetic about how you feel about your teeth. Together the two of you make a plan to help you gain the sensational smile that you have been missing in your life.

One question to consider before going in is: What changes do you want to see in your smile?

There is no need to feel helpless. There is always a solution. Straightening teeth, fixing chips, replacing missing teeth, re-shaping teeth, and whitening teeth are only some of the changes that Dr. Kernagis can perform. If you have a problem, your dentist will help you find the solution.

If you are worrying about the cost of a smile makeover, remember there is a way to make it happen. When you and your dentist decide on your cosmetic dental smile makeover plan, budgeting becomes part of it. Together, you will figure out how to perform your smile makeover in a timely, cost-effective manner.

If you feel that a smile makeover can improve your life, book an appointment with Dr. Kernagis at Your Time Dental Urgent Care in Gibsonton by calling 813-519-0128. We will give you a dazzling smile that you can be proud of.

 

Contact Your Time Dental Urgent Care:

LOCATIONS: (TAP TO OPEN IN GOOGLE MAPS):

SOUTH SHORE – GIBSONTON

13145 Kings Lake Drive Ste 105B Gibsonton, FL 33534 Call: 813-519-0128

FISHHAWK – LITHIA

5486 Lithia Pinecrest Rd, Ste B Lithia, FL 33547 Call: 813-710-9789

Feb23

General and Family Dentistry in Gibsonton

Categories: Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Health, General Dentistry

general and family dentistry Gibsonton

Are you looking for a general and family dental practice in the Gibsonton area? If so, you’ve come to the right place. We are always taking new patients at Your Time Dental.

11 Reasons to Visit Your Time Dental Urgent Care in Gibsonton

Let’s discuss some reasons to call today to schedule an exam and consultation at Your Time Dental:

  1. Dental Exam: This is the best way to prevent dental problems. Perhaps you already have some problems. Address them as early as possible. Then you can avoid more extensive (and expensive) treatments in the future.
  2. Cleaning: Our dental hygienists are ready to give you a super clean smile. A professional dental cleaning makes your mouth look and feel amazing!
  3. Brush Up: It’s a good idea to come in for a refresher course on appropriate dental hygiene if it’s been a while.
  4. Toothache: If you have dental pain–from a cavity, abscess, or other reason–call now to book an appointment. Don’t live with pain another day.
  5. Cavities: We can fill any dental cavities quickly. This will help you skip more painful dilemmas later. Plus, we can replace old silver fillings with tooth-colored fillings.
  6. Tooth Sensitivity: Let’s figure out what is making your teeth sensitive to hot or cold foods and beverages.
  7. Keep Gums Healthy: Let’s check the health of your gums and discuss treatments to help you improve them or reverse gum disease.
  8. Brighten Up: If your smile is yellow, gray, or has stains, we can help. There are several tooth whitening options available that will upgrade your smile.
  9. Replace a Missing Tooth: If you are missing a tooth, we can help restore your smile with the latest in tooth replacement technology.
  10. Cosmetic Dentistry: We can help you analyze the options for achieving a stunning smile.
  11. Confidence: Nothing brings you more confidence than a healthy, remarkable smile.

If you are new to our practice, I want to discuss anything that will help you feel confident in me and my team:

  • My education and experience, including specialties and certifications
  • My philosophy of preventative dentistry
  • My recommendations about your dental needs
  • Before and after photos of my cosmetic dental smile makeover patients
  • My office atmosphere and the attentiveness of my cheerful professional dental team
  • All the extras and amenities at Your Time Dental Urgent Care that make dental visits pleasant and comfortable
  • My ability to explain the technical details of procedures and characteristics of restorative materials

Thanks for visiting the Your Time Dental blog. We look forward to meeting you!

 

Contact Your Time Dental Urgent Care:

LOCATIONS: (TAP TO OPEN IN GOOGLE MAPS):

SOUTH SHORE – GIBSONTON

13145 Kings Lake Drive Ste 105B Gibsonton, FL 33534 Call: 813-519-0128

FISHHAWK – LITHIA

5486 Lithia Pinecrest Rd, Ste B Lithia, FL 33547 Call: 813-710-9789

Feb9

Missing Teeth? Don’t Miss Out On A Beautiful Smile

Categories: Cosmetic Dentistry, dental implant, General Dentistry

Gibsonton cosmetic dentistry

If you have missing spaces in your smile due to decay, injury, or any other reason, there is hope. If your existing teeth are stained, decayed, or broken, there is hope. If your teeth have always been misshapen, or crooked, there is hope. Cosmetic Dentistry by Your Time Dental can fix all of those problems.

Dr. Kernagis at Your Time Dental Urgent Care has the ability handle the toughest cosmetic dental problems. Since 2001, Dr. Kernagis has restored and improved smiles with advanced cosmetic dentistry.

Regardless of the problem, it is usually preferable to retain your natural teeth. If this is not feasible, and you have already lost teeth, we offer several ways for you to maintain (or regain) your ability to eat, drink, speak, laugh, and smile with confidence.

Dental Veneers
If you still have your teeth but are not satisfied with them, these might be the best answer. Stunning porcelain veneers offer a relatively economical approach to cosmetic adjustments – uneven color, size, or shape. These are very thin shells bonded to the front of the teeth. They upgrade unsightly, but structurally sound teeth.

Dental Implant
A dental implant is a tooth replacement that includes an artificial tooth PLUS an artificial root (usually biocompatible titanium). With local anesthesia, the artificial root is inserted into the jaw bone where it integrates with the bone tissue. There are three parts to a dental implant: the artificial root, the connecting abutment, and the final crown or denture.

Dentures
Most Gibsonton residents have heard of dentures: plate holding artificial teeth that can be removed for cleaning. These are individually constructed and can contain varying numbers of teeth. Sometimes the entire set of upper and lower teeth have to be pulled and a denture created. Modern dentistry offers a myriad of custom dental implant-denture combinations to restore missing teeth.

There is no need to miss out on an attractive smile. Schedule your initial consultation at 813-519-0128 to visit us at 13145 Kings Lake Drive Ste 105B in Gibsonton, Florida. We are perfectly situated for our neighbors throughout the Gibsonton area.

Contact Your Time Dental Urgent Care:

LOCATIONS: (TAP TO OPEN IN GOOGLE MAPS):

SOUTH SHORE – GIBSONTON

13145 Kings Lake Drive Ste 105B Gibsonton, FL 33534 Call: 813-710-9789

FISHHAWK – LITHIA

5486 Lithia Pinecrest Rd, Ste B Lithia, FL 33547 Call: 813-710-9789

Feb2

Tools For Tooth Transformations

Categories: Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Health, General Dentistry

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Too-small teeth. Misshapen teeth. Cracked teeth. Chipped teeth. Spacing irregularities. These problems are all too common. But you don’t have to live with them! With the advances in cosmetic dentistry at Your Time Dental, there are fixes for these vexing tooth problems!

1. Veneers. (Also called dental laminates or porcelain veneers). These fragile shells are custom-made so the size, shape, and color perfectly match your surrounding teeth. The veneers are securely cemented to the front of the teeth to dramatically enhance your smile.

2. Bonding. This procedure uses a strong tooth-colored resin to close spaces, repair chips, and cracks, or change the shape. The resin is molded into place and then a light is applied to harden the material for secure adherence to the tooth.

3. Crowns. Most people are familiar with this durable multi-purpose restoration. Natural-looking dental crowns are fabricated in the shape and color of the tooth and cemented into place to fully cover the part of the tooth visible above the gumline.

4. Braces. Patients of all ages are transforming their smiles with advanced orthodontia. Before you dismiss this option as too time-consuming or costly, learn about the new braces now available. Braces are more convenient and discrete than ever before.

Countless Tampa dental patients have achieved dazzling smiles with a smile transformation from Your Time Dental Urgent Care!

My name is Dr. Richard Kernagis of Your Time Dental Urgent Care in Gibsonton. I am passionate about to helping my patients have optimum oral health and beautiful smiles. If you have any questions about veneers, bonding, recontouring, or crowns, I invite you to call us at 813-519-0128 to make an appointment today. We make patients feel comfortable!

Contact Your Time Dental Urgent Care:

LOCATIONS: (TAP TO OPEN IN GOOGLE MAPS):

SOUTH SHORE – GIBSONTON

13145 Kings Lake Drive Ste 105B Gibsonton, FL 33534 Call: 813-710-9789

FISHHAWK – LITHIA

5486 Lithia Pinecrest Rd, Ste B Lithia, FL 33547 Call: 813-710-9789

Dec22

Important Information About Toothpaste

Categories: Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Health, General Dentistry

Lithia cosmetic dental and tooth implantsToothpaste is a critical aspect of maintaining a healthy mouth and teeth. It is essential to select the right type of toothpaste that meets your individual needs. The market is flooded with various brands, each claiming to be the best. At Your Time Dental Group, we understand that it can be overwhelming to pick the right toothpaste. That’s why we’ve put together this blog post to help provide you with the necessary information to make an informed decision

1. What type of toothpaste should you use?

There are different types of toothpaste available in the market, each targeting different oral problems. However, it’s essential to choose one that meets your individual needs. When selecting toothpaste, look for one that has the American Dental Association (ADA) logo, which indicates it’s safe and effective to use. If you have sensitive teeth, look for toothpaste with potassium nitrate to help alleviate sensitivity. Antimicrobial toothpaste can help reduce bacteria in the mouth, preventing gingivitis and bad breath. However, this should only be used under the recommendation of a dental professional.

2. What are the ingredients in toothpaste?

The ingredients in toothpaste vary depending on the brand and type. However, all toothpaste contains an abrasive for cleaning teeth, flavoring agents, humectants to keep toothpaste from drying out, and binding agents to help keep it in place during brushing. Some toothpaste contains fluoride, which helps to strengthen teeth and give them extra protection against cavities. It’s essential to check the ingredients list to ensure the toothpaste meets your individual needs.

3. How much toothpaste should you use?

You only need a small amount, pea-sized or less, of toothpaste on your toothbrush for effective cleaning. Using too much toothpaste can lead to excessive foaming, causing you to swallow more fluoride than necessary, leading to fluorosis. Fluorosis can lead to dental problems such as white spots on teeth, and in severe cases, discolored or mottled enamel.

4. How often should you replace your toothbrush?

It’s essential to replace your toothbrush every three to four months or when bristles start to fray. A frayed toothbrush makes it challenging to effectively clean teeth and can lead to gum disease and tooth decay. If you have been sick, replace your toothbrush to prevent reinfection, and make sure to disinfect it after use.

5. What are the benefits of using toothpaste daily?

Using toothpaste daily helps remove plaque, a bacteria-laden film that builds up on teeth and causes cavities, bad breath, and gum disease. Toothpaste contains varying amounts of fluoride, which helps to prevent cavities and strengthen teeth. Toothpaste also contains antimicrobial agents, which help to kill bacteria in the mouth, preventing gum disease and bad breath.

Toothpaste is essential for maintaining oral health, preventing bad breath and maintaining a bright smile. At Your Time Dental Group, we understand the importance of choosing the right toothpaste that meets your individual needs. When selecting toothpaste, look for one that has the ADA logo, has ingredients to meet your individual needs, and contains the appropriate amount of fluoride. Don’t forget to replace your toothbrush every three to four months and use the correct amount of toothpaste to prevent swallowing excess fluoride. With proper maintenance and good oral hygiene practices, you can ensure your teeth stay healthy and bright for years to come. Visit Your Time Dental Group to learn more about the best oral health practices and maintenance.

Contact Your Time Dental Urgent Care:

Locations: (Tap to open in Google Maps):

South Shore – Gibsonton

13145 Kings Lake Drive Ste 105B Gibsonton, FL 33534 Call: 813-519-0128

FishHawk – Lithia

5486 Lithia Pinecrest Rd, Ste B Lithia, FL 33547 Call: 813-519-0128

Dec15

How Your Lifestyle Changes Your Tooth Color

Categories: Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Health, General Dentistry, Restorative Dentistry

teeth whitening GibsontonAs a dental professional, I am always reminded of how important it is to take care of our teeth and gums. Not only do they help us to speak and eat, but they can also make a big impact on our overall health. One of the most common cosmetic concerns that patients come to me for is tooth discoloration. Whether it’s from aging, genetics, or lifestyle habits, everyone wants to have a bright, white smile. In this blog post, I’ll be discussing how your lifestyle choices can affect the color of your teeth, and what you can do to maintain a healthy, white smile.

1. Food and Drink: The types of food and drink that you consume can have a major effect on the color of your teeth. Certain foods such as berries, beets, and tomato sauce contain pigments that can stain your teeth. Drinks such as tea, coffee, and red wine can also cause discoloration. If you enjoy consuming these types of foods and drinks, try to rinse your mouth with water after eating or drinking. This can help to prevent the pigments from settling on your teeth. Additionally, consider using a straw when drinking certain beverages to minimize contact with your teeth.

2. Tobacco Use: Whether you smoke cigarettes or use tobacco products, this habit can lead to yellowing of the teeth. Tobacco contains tar and nicotine, which can cause discoloration over time. Not only that, but tobacco use can also contribute to gum disease, which can lead to tooth loss. Quitting tobacco use is the best way to avoid these negative effects on your teeth and gums. If you’re struggling to quit, talk to your dentist for advice on resources and strategies that can help.

3. Oral Hygiene: Maintaining good oral hygiene is essential for keeping your teeth healthy and white. Brushing and flossing daily can remove surface stains and plaque buildup, which can lead to discoloration. Additionally, regular professional cleanings can help to remove more stubborn stains and tartar buildup. If you’re looking to brighten your smile even further, consider using a whitening toothpaste or getting an in-office whitening treatment from your dentist.

4. Medications: Certain medications can cause tooth discoloration as a side effect. This includes antibiotics such as tetracycline and doxycycline, as well as antipsychotic and antihistamine medications. If you’re taking a medication that you think may be causing discoloration, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about alternatives. Additionally, be sure to let your dentist know about any medications that you’re taking during your appointment.

5. Aging: As we age, our teeth naturally become more yellow or gray in color. This is because the outer layer of enamel on our teeth wears away over time, exposing the darker layer of dentin underneath. While this process cannot be stopped, there are steps that you can take to slow down the discoloration process. Maintaining good oral hygiene and avoiding tobacco use are two key ways to keep your teeth looking their best as you age.

In conclusion, there are many lifestyle factors that can affect the color of your teeth. By taking steps to maintain good oral hygiene, avoiding tobacco use, and being mindful of the foods and drinks that you consume, you can help to keep your teeth healthy and white. As a dental professional, I encourage you to speak with your dentist about any concerns that you may have regarding tooth discoloration. They can offer advice and guidance on the best strategies for maintaining a bright, healthy smile.

Contact Your Time Dental Urgent Care:

Locations: (Tap to open in Google Maps):

South Shore – Gibsonton

13145 Kings Lake Drive Ste 105B Gibsonton, FL 33534 Call: 813-519-0128

FishHawk – Lithia

5486 Lithia Pinecrest Rd, Ste B Lithia, FL 33547 Call: 813-519-0128