Altamonte Dental Associates

Is Your Thanksgiving Feast Good for Your Teeth?

https://www.mouthhealthy.org/is-your-thanksgiving-feast-good-for-your-teeth

Our office will be closed the rest of this week and will reopen on Monday, 10/3/22.

We wish everyone stay safe through the storm.

Backpack? Check. Pencils? Check. Teeth cleaning? Check! What to expect at the back-to-school exam. Plus, 8 ways to make it great.

https://www.mouthhealthy.org/en/babies-and-kids/questions-for-school-dental-exam?utm_source=mouthhealthyorg&utm_medium=mhtopstories&utm_content=backtoschool

OUT WITH THE OLD, IN WITH THE NEW

When you brush twice a day, every day, it’s easy to fall back on familiar habits (which might not always be the best for your teeth). 8 brushing habits you can improve in 2022.

Mistakes You Make Brushing Your Teeth – American Dental Association Have you fallen into bad habits when brushing your teeth? Find out how not to brush your teeth and get easy fixes to keep your smile healthy.

Happy Holidays and Happy New Year!

Halloween Candy: Your Dental Health Survival Guide

Best and Worst Halloween Candy for Your Teeth - American Dental Association It's not Halloween without candy. Find out which types of candy do the most damage to your teeth.

Common Myths of Gum Disease

https://www.mouthhealthy.org/en/Common-Myths-of-Gum-Disease

https://www.mouthhealthy.org/en/dental-care-concerns/covid-19-vaccines

COVID-19 VACCINES. 7 THINGS YOUR DENTIST WANTS YOU TO KNOW

We want you to know the health and safety of our patients and employees are always our top priority.
We assure you precautions that we already have implemented in our every day routines to prevent the spread of infection also helps to prevent the spread of COVID-19 as it is required for all medical practices.
We always clean and disinfect thoroughly the treatment room, chairs, and all surfaces between every client.
We are doing everything we can to continue maintaining a clean/safe environment at our practice.
As recommended, we would like to ask you to reschedule your appointments for the following reasons;
*If you are ill with flu-like symptoms.
*If you or someone you are in close contact with have recently traveled tor if you have been exposed to someone else who was diagnosed with COVID-19 or who was quarantined as a precaution, wait 14 days until you see your medical practitioner to make sure you have not caught the coronavirus.
**If you are healthy, there’s no need to cancel your regularly scheduled appointment.
Those most at risk of becoming seriously ill are elderly people and those with underlying medical conditions such as diabetes and kidney disease or those who have compromised immune systems.
Please refrain from bringing anyone with you to the appointment, if possible.
Thank you for your understanding and continued support.
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any further questions or concerns.