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Produced for the patients of the Center for Complete Dentistry Summer 2014 A Very Warm Welcome To our new team of skilled and caring dentists There’s always something new and exciting happening here! As he moves toward retirement, Dr. Lambert has ensured a smooth transition and continuity of care for all Dr. Donald Lambert of you. He will continue to work on a part-time basis and welcomes Dr. Arun Garg and four other doctors into the practice. Dr. Garg and his team of caring, gentle associates provide quality care that you can trust. Each of the dentists on the team has advanced training to ensure that you and your family can receive total care from one familiar team without referrals or the inconvenience of travel… Dr. Arun Garg is a worldrenowned author, innovator, and teacher of the latest dental advances and techniques, and in particular is regarded by his peers as one of the best dental Dr. Arun Garg implantologists in the country. Dr. Grace Lopez enjoys cosmetic dentistry, root canals, crowns, and tooth extractions as well providing comprehensive care with an extremely gentle touch. She is certified in Invisalign® invisible braces for teens and adults. Dr. Carissa Ramos provides comprehensive Dr. Grace Lopez family dentistry and has a particular interest in cosmetic services. Dr. Dina Bobrova has training in painless dentistry and is also certified in Botox and facial fillers, as well as clear aligner orthodontics. Dr. Jimena Frost has a particular interest in cosmetic dentistry including prosthodontics, Dr. Carissa Ramos the restoration of damaged teeth. These services include dentures and crown & bridge. She is also certified in Botox® and facial fillers. Everyone here understands that confidence, familiarity with, and trust in your dentist are essential to your comfort during appointments. As Dr. Lambert now has a limited schedule, Dr. Dina Bobrova we assure you that our very skilled and compassionate team is here to serve you. We promise to make this transition as seamless as possible for you! Dr. Jimena Frost T H A N K Y O U F O R A L L Y O U R R E F E R R A L S . W E A P P R E C I AT E T H E M ! A Cosmetic Sampler Make your menu selection! Many of our patients are so thrilled after brightening their smile with cosmetic dentistry that gave them extraordinary results and enhanced both how they look and how they feel. If you’re anticipating a big event like your wedding this coming summer, or a reunion, we have many options to help you smile the perfect smile. Here’s a simplified “Cosmetic Menu.” Call us for a free consultation to discuss the option of your choice! Whitening – Choose between in-office whitening or our at-home supervised program. Both are fast simple ways to rejuvenate your smile. Porcelain Veneers – These contact-lens thin porcelain veneers are applied to the front surface of a tooth, or to any number of teeth, and are the perfect painless permanent cosmetic solution for stained, chipped, discolored, uneven, or slightly misaligned teeth. Bonding – Using color-matched composite resin as a sculptor uses clay, we can restore chipped or broken teeth, fill gaps, and reshape, re-contour, and recolor your smile. Ceramic Inlays – Used for effective and undetectable cosmetic repair of large cavities on the biting surfaces of back teeth. Ceramic Onlays – When repairs breech the edge and side of chewing teeth, ceramic onlays provide a durable virtually invisible alternative to crowns. And remember, if it’s not on the menu, that doesn’t mean it’s not available. Just ask – we welcome special orders! office information Center for Complete Dentistry Dr. Arun Garg Dr. Donald Lambert Dr. Grace Lopez Dr. Carissa Ramos Dr. Dina Bobrova Dr. Jimena Frost 1920 E. Hallandale Beach Blvd., Suite 800, Hallandale Beach, FL 33009 Office Hours Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 8:30 am am am am am am – – – – – – 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 2:30 pm pm pm pm pm pm Contact Information Office (954) 455-3434 Email [email protected] Websitecenterforcompletedentistry.com Office Staff Silvia............................. Office Manager Information included is not dental or medical advice. For your specific information be sure to consult our office. If you do not wish to receive this newsletter, please contact us directly. Welcomed! Appreciated! Patient referrals Some of our patients assume that our dental practice is closed to new patients. The truth is that we always accept new patients, particularly if they come to us as referrals from you. If you know someone who you think would benefit from our state-of-the-art dental practice, we would very much appreciate you referring them to us. When you refer new patients, they will receive the same courteous, skilled, professional, and friendly service that you receive. To show our appreciation for your trust and belief in us, we will be delighted to present you with a $50 credit on your account for each new patient you refer. Thank you for keeping us in mind. Maximize Your Benefits Today! As summer marks the halfway point to the expiration of your dental insurance – are your benefits half full or half empty? Are you taking full advantage of the policy you’re paying for? Do you know how you can optimize your oral health quickly and easily? Call us today to plan and schedule your dental visits now because time speeds by and before you know it, your insurance benefits will be expiring. Let this glorious summer be the harbinger of your year-end goal – a goal that we are dedicated to helping you achieve – your beautiful healthy smile. Contents may not be reproduced without permission from the publisher. © PATIENT NEWS (800) 667-0268 39126-98368 ML14-6 Printed with vegetable-based ink. Daily Flossing Keep it on the roster! If flossing is at the bottom of your daily to-do list, and sometimes not even making the cut, remember it’s a really important part of good oral hygiene care. Don’t floss? You’re missing about 35% of your tooth surfaces! Along with brushing twice a day to remove plaque and food from your teeth, tongue, and gums, flossing once a day will decrease the buildup of bacteria between your teeth which causes cavities, gum disease, and bad breath. Should you floss before or after you brush? It’s a matter of preference, but flossing first does allow expanded contact for the fluoride in your toothpaste. A Sore Subject If you get cold sores, you are among millions who are affected by this pesky affliction that has a way of appearing just when you want to look perfect – at an important school or business event or a special occasion. While there is no cure, treatments are available to shorten the length of the outbreak. The trick is to treat the cold sore as soon as you experience symptoms – tingling, burning, itching, or tenderness. Home Tip: Ice it! The virus needs warmth to grow. Keep it cool to speed up healing. Some home remedies can be dangerous – be sure to consult a professional before trying them. Fabulous Inside & Out! Glamor isn’t always about glitter. If you look at men and women in advertisements, what they’re selling is self-confidence. You can have that. And we can help you get it. Cosmetic dentistry can pack a lot of powerful positives into your life… Whitening is popular and for good reason. It can eliminate the stains from medication and indulgences like tea, coffee, and red wine. White fillings can transform old stained or silver-colored fillings into a beautiful smile. Veneers can correct the appearance of cracked, chipped, or unevenly spaced teeth without surgery or braces. Crowns can be used to repair severely damaged teeth, and crowns with bridges or with implants can fill in gaps. Call us – we’re here to make it happen! before & After Results may vary Smile for the camera! Just The Facts, Ma’am Closer than you think Gum disease is painfully common. It can start in childhood or adolescence, and can be triggered by hormonal changes from menstruation to pregnancy to menopause. Heredity and underlying inflammatory medical conditions such as diabetes can aggravate it. But make no mistake – female or male – we are all susceptible to gum disease. As the leading cause of tooth loss in adults, it’s a serious problem. Here are some facts you need to know… l Gum disease is initially caused by a buildup of bacteria around tooth surfaces, leading to an infection called gingivitis, an early form of gum disease which affects gum tissue and can arrive without symptoms. l Redness, puffiness, a bad odor, and bleeding during brushing (even just a wee bit) are all signs that the infection has progressed. l If the infection spreads to the teeth’s underlying supportive ligaments and bone, it will cause the gums to shrink away from the teeth. Eventually, if not interrupted, it will lead to tooth loss and may negatively affect your general health. Because gum disease can be devastating to your smile, your health, and your self-esteem, and because it can do damage silently without you even noticing it, it’s important that you keep your regular exams with us to ensure your oral health is on track. Between visits, your best defence is daily brushing and flossing and a good healthy diet. Raw Facts Veggies are good for you. They’re low in fat and calories and chock full of healthful fiber, vitamins, and minerals. But there’s another reason to go gaga for greens. Fresh raw vegetables are Mother Nature’s secret weapon against tooth decay and gum disease! Here are 5 examples of how fibrous vegetables like celery, carrots, broccoli, cauliflower, spinach, and cucumbers work their all-natural magic. 1. Crunch Cleans – Chewing veggies actually scrubs the surface of your teeth and removes stains. 2. Fibers Floss – Tiny fiber particles clean between your teeth. 3. Munching Massages – Your gums will thank you for the vigorous, but gentle, workout. 4. Saliva Soothes – Increased saliva neutralizes harmful acids in your mouth, decreasing the potential for damage while restoring a healthy pH balance. 5. Minerals Mend – Calcium-phosphates remineralize and fortify your tooth enamel. ML14-6