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Jan12

What Can Your Time Dental Urgent Care Do For You?

Hello, and welcome to the Tampa dental health blog. My name is Dr. Richard Kernagis and I want to tell you about our Gibsonton practice, Your Time Dental Urgent Care.

Meet Our Compassionate Team of Dental Professionals

The first thing to know is that we work hard to keep our patients comfortable. Our team is compassionate and empathetic. For some men and women, the condition of their teeth is a sensitive subject.

We get it. If you have dental problems–whether it’s decay, gum disease, or discolored teeth–we want to treat these problems and get you back on track when it comes to a healthy smile.

We Respect Your Time

Our team is here to serve you. We know you have many choices in Gibsonton-area dental practices. If you place your trust in us, we will do all we can to make your wait as short as possible. We will work with you to schedule appointments at your convenience.

We Are a Full-Service General and Cosmetic Dental Practice

We provide general and cosmetic dentistry to patients in our Gibsonton office. We serve the entire Tampa area including Apollo Beach, Fish Hawk, and Lithia. Even if you live a bit further away, we promise you that it’s worth the trip.

Our most popular services are:

Interested in Upgrading Your Smile?

Along with healthy teeth, many of our Apollo Beach and Fish Hawk patients want to know more about popular cosmetic dentistry procedures. These include teeth whitening, veneers, dental implants, gum contouring, and more! A combination of cosmetic dental treatments can remedy every problem to achieve your dazzling smile!

If you live in the Tampa area and would like to see what Your Time Dental Urgent Care has to offer, give us a call at 813-519-0128. We are currently accepting new dental patients!

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Jan5

Remake Your Smile With Bonding And Shaping

Hello Gibsonton friends of Your Time Dental Urgent Care!

When you think about getting into shape, your teeth are probably not the first body parts that come to mind. But your Gibsonton dentist may be able to improve your smile with bonding and enamel shaping, and you won’t even have to join a gym!

I’m Dr. Richard Kernagis, an experienced Gibsonton dentist, and today on my dental blog I want to explain a little more about these relatively conservative cosmetic dentistry procedures that can improve your smile without major remodeling.

Benefits of Bonding

Bonding is a great way to improve the appearance of teeth that are cracked, stained, broken, chipped, or have large spaces between them. When teeth are bonded, your Tampa dentist applies tooth-colored materials, and “bonds” them to the tooth surface.

Usually used in conjunction with bonding, enamel shaping is the process of modifying teeth by contouring or removing enamel. Something my Apollo Beach, Fish Hawk, and Lithia patients love about enamel shaping is that it’s quick and painless, and the often dramatic results are immediate.

If you are looking for quality, affordable Gibsonton dental care, give us a call at 813-519-0128. Our comfortable dental team would be happy to answer any questions you have about any of our cosmetic dentistry procedures such as veneers and tooth whitening. We would love to explain the latest advances in root canals, dental implants, and tooth extractions and let you see our gallery of before and after photos of smile makeovers.

If it has been a while since you have treated your teeth to deep cleaning, call today to book an appointment with the most gentle yet thorough dental hygienists in Gibsonton!

We make patients feel comfortable

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Dec29

You, Only Better

If you’re looking for the brightest, whitest smile possible but insist that you want it to look natural, Dr. Richard Kernagis can sit down with you and show you how to achieve it. 813-519-0128

Here at Your Time Dental Urgent Care we use effective, cost sensitive, cutting-edge methods to create the perfect smile for each individual.

You Can Have a Celebrity-Caliber Smile

Many professionals and public figures in Florida are taking advantage of modern cosmetic dentistry to improve their appearance and improve their natural attractiveness.

Perhaps you have observed people in the media with smiles that seem extremely bright and beautiful for their age.

The Anti-Aging Treatment You’ve Been Waiting For

You, too, can have a smile that is remarkably bright and beautiful. Regardless of your age. Whether you are in your forties, fifties, sixties, seventies or beyond, we furnish an anti-aging treatment that doesn’t offer empty promises. Our smile makeovers deliver incredible results!

Your Time Dental Urgent Care Does it All

You are probably familiar with porcelain veneers, dental implants, orthodontics, and teeth whitening. Some lesser-known services include laser gum contouring, white filling replacement, and implant anchored dentures.

Gum countoring can enhance a gumline that is not aesthetically pleasing. We can replace old amalgam (silver) fillings with composites that are matched to your tooth color. Denture wearers can improve not only their smile but their eating ability with implant-anchored dentures.

Let’s do this together. If you have other problems that need to be reviewed first, rest assured that Dr. Kernagis has been offering emergency same day dental care, emergency dental care, and urgent dental care since 2001. You can be confident that Dr. Kernagis has the expertise and high standards you deserve.

Our comfortable staff is waiting to schedule an appointment for you at Your Time Dental Urgent Care in Gibsonton. Enhance your natural beauty with a cosmetic dental smile makeover.

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Dec22

Into The Thick Of It, The Skinny On Toothpaste

Welcome to our blog! Today’s post answers some common questions about toothpaste.

Why does toothpaste seem gritty?

The abrasive quality of toothpaste is to aid in removing dental plaque and food from the surface of the teeth. Vigorous brushing becomes unnecessary for dental patients when the abrasives in the toothpaste can snag the mouth’s lingering bits of food and polish the enamel at the same time.

What’s with the strong minty flavors?

Minty flavorants are used to encourage continued use of the paste and to freshen breath. However, dynamic toothpaste alone is not designed to cure halitosis (bad breath) for men and women affected. While unflavored toothpastes exist, the world has also seen such flavors as peanut butter, iced tea, and ginger. To treat halitosis it is best to restrict periodontal disease and to also brush bacteria from far back on the tongue. Removing the source is critical and more effective than covering it up with minty flavorings.

What is Fluoride’s place in a toothpaste?

Fluoride occurs in small amounts in plants, animals, and some natural water sources. It is championed by health-conscious people for preventing decay and controlling gingivitis. Fluoride-containing compounds are added to many toothpastes to add another important dimension to the oral hygiene regimen for preventing decay.

How are toothpaste and flossing related?

Flossing regularly in conjunction with toothbrushing assists with prevent bacterial growth, tooth decay, and plaque build-up by simply removing chunks of food or substances that could break down the tooth.

Finally, what about the relationship between toothpaste and mouthwash?

The use of mouthwash cannot replace regular brushing and flossing. Mouthwash (or fluoride rinse) simply adds yet another effective layer of defense against bacterial growth in the mouth.

If you need information about dental implants, restorations, veneers or crowns, call us today. If urgent dental care sounds like something you would like to consider call us today. If emergency same day dental care and emergency dental care have crossed your mind, we’re here at 813-519-0128. We are proud to serve Gibsonton, Florida with comprehensive dental services.

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Dec22

Important Information About Toothpaste

Toothpaste 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.

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Dec15

How Your Lifestyle Changes Your Tooth Color

As 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.

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Dec15

How Your Lifestyle Affects Your Tooth Color

It’s a common desire for people to want white teeth. But the majority of people have discolored or just plain yellow teeth. Especially in a world of tea and coffee drinkers.

Your Genes Make a Difference

As with other physical features, there is a genetic component to your oral health. You can thank your parents if your enamel is thick and sturdy. If it is resistant to decay, you can thank them again. Even more importantly, you can thank them if they taught you to take care of your teeth.

Like complexions, natural tooth shade varies from person to person. Some of us have whiter teeth naturally. But many men and women have tarnished teeth due to their lifestyle. Dietary behaviors and dental hygiene influence tooth color as well as overall oral health.

Lifestyle Habits That Affect Tooth Color

Did you know that your enamel is like your skin? It contains pores that can get clogged and discolored. The most common practices that work against you are:

Tobacco and other smokable substances
Sodas and other dark-colored drinks, i.e. coffee, red wines, and teas
Not practicing daily oral hygiene
Not having proper dental care

If you want to enhance your teeth, the aforementioned behaviors will consistently work against you.

We advise kicking these habits to the curb if you want the whitest teeth possible. (There are compelling health ramifications as well.)

Acids Weaken Enamel

Another way these habits cause teeth yellowing is due to acids. A continual onslaught of acidic beverages erodes tooth enamel. This is true whether or not the beverages are dark colored.

Dentin Isn’t The Best Look For Your Smile

The tooth layer under the enamel is called dentin. Unfortunately, dentin is dark yellow. If you are weakening your enamel, you are making it easier to see the yellow dentin. Dentin is also softer and more prone to cavities—which is more harmful than a yellow smile.

Jaw Clenching and Teeth Grinding

Jaw clenching can also weaken enamel and contribute to tooth discoloration. If you clench your jaw repeatedly, you are weakening your enamel. Ditto for teeth grinding. Talk to Dr. Kernagis about treatment for these conditions.

Professional Teeth Whitening at Your Time Dental Urgent Care

Professional in-office teeth whitening is the only way to remove the stains caused by the habits listed. This is due to the intrinsic stains that have permeated the enamel.

The Formula For Whiter Teeth

What’s the formula for whiter teeth?

A healthy lifestyle + twice-yearly dental exams and cleanings + professional teeth whitening

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Dec8

Unique Smile Care Fit For You

Taking care of your dental health is crucial in maintaining a beautiful and healthy smile. However, it can be challenging to find a dental practice that offers personalized care that addresses your unique oral health needs. Fortunately, at Your Time Dental, we specialize in providing comprehensive dental care catered to your individual needs.

Our team of experienced dental professionals uses state-of-the-art technology and techniques to ensure that you receive exceptional care and treatments. Whether you need routine dental checkups, cosmetic treatments, or orthodontic services, Your Time Dental offers unique smile care for every patient.

1. Comprehensive Dental Services
At Your Time Dental, we understand that every patient has different dental health care needs. Therefore, we offer a wide range of dental services, including preventive care, dental implants, veneers, teeth whitening, Invisalign, and more. We implement an individualized treatment plan for each patient to ensure that they receive the necessary care and treatment to maintain their oral health.

2. State of the Art Technology
Our dental team utilizes the latest technology when it comes to diagnosing and treating dental problems. We use digital X-rays, which emit less radiation and provide detailed images of your teeth and gums. Additionally, our practice employs computerized systems that ensure accurate treatment planning and results.

3. Patient-Centered Care
At Your Time Dental, we put our patients first. Our team is dedicated to ensuring that every patient feels comfortable and relaxed during their treatments. We take the time to address any concerns that our patients may have, making sure they have a positive experience at our practice.

4. Experienced and Knowledgeable Dental Team
Our team of dental professionals has many years of experience and is continually updating our knowledge base about the latest treatments and technologies available to us. We make it a priority to understand the individual needs of each patient and provide comprehensive advice and treatment options.

5. Flexible Scheduling
We understand that all our patients have different schedules and obligations. Therefore, we offer flexible scheduling options to accommodate every patient’s needs. Your Time Dental works around your schedule and offers evening and weekend appointments to ensure you receive the care you require.

At Your Time Dental, we pride ourselves on providing individualized care that addresses our patients’ unique oral health needs. Our extensive list of dental services, state-of-the-art technology, experienced dental team, patient-centered care, and flexible scheduling options ensure that every patient receives quality dental treatment that fits their needs and schedule. Book an appointment with us today and experience the difference of Your Time Dental.

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Nov24

Don’t Forget About Dental Implants

At Your Time Dental, we understand the importance of having a healthy and beautiful smile. Our team of dental professionals is dedicated to helping you achieve your desired results. We believe that dental implants are an excellent investment for your oral health and can provide long-lasting benefits. In this blog post, we’ll discuss the benefits of dental implants and how they can improve your quality of life.

What are Dental Implants?

Dental implants are a permanent tooth replacement option that provides a foundation for a new tooth or a set of teeth. They are made of titanium, a lightweight and durable metal that is biocompatible with the body. The implant is surgically placed into the jawbone, where it fuses with the bone over time. When the implant is stable, a customized crown is attached to the top of the implant to complete the restoration.

Why Choose Dental Implants?

Dental implants are a popular choice for tooth replacement because they offer many benefits. Unlike traditional dentures or bridges, implants provide a permanent solution that looks and feels like your natural teeth. Dental implants can also help preserve the natural structure of your jawbone and prevent bone loss. Additionally, implants can improve your speech, ability to chew, and overall comfort.

The Implant Process

The process of receiving dental implants typically takes several months and involves multiple appointments. During your first appointment, our team will evaluate your oral health and determine if you are a candidate for implants. If you are a candidate, we will develop a personalized treatment plan and take impressions of your teeth to create a customized crown. We will also schedule the surgical placement of the implant into your jawbone.

After the implant is placed, you will need to wait several months for the implant to fuse with the bone before the crown can be attached. During this time, we will provide you with temporary teeth to ensure that you can chew and speak comfortably.

At Your Time Dental, we understand that the decision to get dental implants can be intimidating. However, our team of experienced dental professionals is here to guide you through every step of the process. We believe that dental implants are a valuable investment in your oral health and overall quality of life. If you are interested in learning more about dental implants or would like to schedule a consultation, please contact our office today.

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Nov17

Are Your Eating Habits Sabotaging Your Oral Health?

Your oral health plays a vital role in maintaining overall well-being. Many people tend to neglect their oral health, leading to various dental problems. While a regular dental visit is crucial to maintaining good oral health, it’s equally important to ensure that you’re eating habits support it. Proper nutrition is a fundamental aspect of developing and maintaining strong and healthy teeth. Even if you brush and floss regularly, unhealthy eating habits can sabotage your oral health, resulting in serious issues over time. In this blog, we’ll discuss how your eating habits could impact your oral health and give you some useful tips to maintain healthy teeth.

1. Foods that damage your teeth: Consuming too many sugary and sticky foods is the primary cause of tooth decay. Sugar is the primary food source for the bacteria that produce acids leading to cavities and other dental problems. Besides, citrus fruits, coffee, tea, and soda can also reduce the protective enamel coating on your teeth, making them more vulnerable to tooth decay. Avoiding these foods or limiting their intake can help you maintain healthy teeth and gums.

2. Foods that support healthy teeth: Certain foods like fruits, vegetables, cheese, and yogurt are rich in vitamins, minerals, and other essential nutrients that are necessary for healthy teeth and gum growth. For instance, Calcium-rich foods strengthen tooth enamel, while vitamin D helps the body absorb Calcium. Vitamin A supports healthy gum tissue growth, while vitamin C enhances its ability to repair wounds and fight off bacterial infections. Therefore, incorporating these foods into your daily diet can contribute to healthy teeth.

3. The importance of hydration: Drinking plenty of water is crucial to maintain proper oral health and hygiene. Saliva is essential in neutralizing acids produced by bacteria when breaking down food particles, washing away harmful food debris, and discouraging tooth decay. However, adequate hydration is necessary to ensure the saliva levels in your mouth are always optimal. Dehydration can lead to dry mouth, which promotes bacterial growth, causing tooth decay.

4. Timing of meals plays a significant role: The timing of your meals also plays an important part in developing good oral health habits. Consuming sugary or acidic foods throughout the day, instead of limiting them within mealtimes, results in continuous acid production, which damages tooth enamel. Therefore, it’s advisable to limit your snacking habits and consume sugary or acidic foods along with your meals.

5. Practicing mindful eating habits: In addition to what you eat, how you eat also plays a crucial role in maintaining good oral health. Chewing your food correctly and taking time to eat can significantly decrease your chances of experiencing dental issues. Eating slowly and thoroughly chewing your food reduces the amount of food debris trapped between your teeth and gums, reducing tooth decay while improving digestion.

In conclusion, nutrition plays a vital role in maintaining good overall health, including oral health. A diet rich in essential nutrients, while avoiding harmful foods, can prevent tooth decay, encourage healthy teeth, and promote good oral hygiene. Therefore, it’s essential to practice mindful eating habits, limiting snacking behaviors and ensuring you’re eating habits promote good oral hygiene. Maintaining a consistent and regular dental hygiene routine complements a balanced diet, ensuring healthy teeth, gums, and overall oral health. Visit Your Time Dental, San Francisco, to get professional advice on maintaining healthy teeth through good eating habits.

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Meet Our Compassionate Team of Dental Professionals

We Respect Your Time

We Are a Full-Service General and Cosmetic Dental Practice

Interested in Upgrading Your Smile?

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SOUTH SHORE – GIBSONTON

FISHHAWK – LITHIA

Locations: (Tap to open in Google Maps):

South Shore – Gibsonton

FishHawk – Lithia

You Can Have a Celebrity-Caliber Smile

The Anti-Aging Treatment You’ve Been Waiting For

Your Time Dental Urgent Care Does it All

Locations: (Tap to open in Google Maps):

South Shore – Gibsonton

FishHawk – Lithia

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South Shore – Gibsonton

FishHawk – Lithia

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South Shore – Gibsonton

FishHawk – Lithia

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South Shore – Gibsonton

FishHawk – Lithia

Your Genes Make a Difference

Lifestyle Habits That Affect Tooth Color

Acids Weaken Enamel

Dentin Isn’t The Best Look For Your Smile

Jaw Clenching and Teeth Grinding

Professional Teeth Whitening at Your Time Dental Urgent Care

The Formula For Whiter Teeth

Contact Your Time Dental Urgent Care:

Locations: (Tap to open in Google Maps):

South Shore – Gibsonton

FishHawk – Lithia

Contact Your Time Dental Urgent Care:

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South Shore – Gibsonton

FishHawk – Lithia

Contact Your Time Dental Urgent Care:

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South Shore – Gibsonton

FishHawk – Lithia

Contact Your Time Dental Urgent Care:

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South Shore – Gibsonton

FishHawk – Lithia

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