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How Can I Make The Most Of My Dental Insurance? Our Tips & Advice
If you have dental insurance, you may be wondering how you can make the most of your policy, particularly since most dental insurance policies “roll over” on January 1st. Here are a few tips from Sarasota Bay Dental that will help you get more from your dental insurance policy.
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How Healthy Teeth Can Help You Resist COVID-19
Did you know that a healthy mouth free of gum disease, cavities, and tooth infections can help you resist COVID-19, as well as other infectious diseases like the flu and the common cold? It’s true! Get the facts from Sarasota Bay Dental now.
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Why Do I Have A Toothache On An Airplane?
If you’ve recently been on an airplane and experienced tooth pain after your flight has reached cruising altitude, you may be wondering what could cause this issue, and if you need to be concerned. In this blog from Sarasota Bay Dental, we’ll discuss the details of this phenomenon, and what you should do if you find that you frequently get toothaches on airplanes.
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How Often Do I Really Need To See The Dentist?
Not sure how often you need to visit the dentist in Sarasota? Want to find out if you’re overdue for an appointment with Dr. Robert Miller at Sarasota Bay Dental, or learn more about the benefits of routine visits?
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What Do I Do If My Old Filling Fails?
Unfortunately, dental fillings don’t last forever. With proper care and oral hygiene, your filling can easily last 10, 15, or even 20 years. But eventually, it may fail and need to be replaced by Dr. Robert Miller at Sarasota Bay Dental.
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Is It Safe To See The Dentist During COVID-19? How Dentists Are Protecting Patients
Dentists in Florida are now allowed to open and provide routine dental care to patients, but you may be wondering if it’s safe to see the dentist in Sarasota.
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What Should I Do If I Have A Dental Emergency During COVID-19?
Due to the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus, many dentists have shut down their offices in Sarasota and the rest of Florida. So what should you do if you have a serious dental emergency during the COVID-19 outbreak?
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The Dental Implant Timeline
Thinking about getting dental implants in Sarasota from Dr. Robert Miller? Not sure if they’re a good option for you, or wondering how long the process will take? Depending on your oral health, it could take anywhere from 6-12 months or longer to get dental implants. Find out more about the dental implant timeline below!
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What’s the Difference Between a Regular Cleaning and a “Deep Cleaning”?
If you’re thinking about visiting the team at Sarasota Bay Dental for an appointment and you haven’t been to the dentist in a while, you may be wondering if you need a regular teeth cleaning or a “deep cleaning.” What’s the difference between these procedures, and which one is right for you? Our team is always happy to help by answering any questions you may have!
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I’m Having Sinus Problems After a Root Canal. What Does It Mean?
If you’ve recently had a root canal, but now you’re having sinus problems like post-nasal drip, sinus pressure and congestion and other similar symptoms, you may be wondering if this is related to your recent treatment. Learn everything you need to know about sinus problems after a root canal from Sarasota Bay Dental now.
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Invisalign vs. Braces: Cost, Results, & Treatment Time
If you’re interested in straightening your teeth in Sarasota, Dr. Miller is here to help. At Sarasota Bay Dental, we offer orthodontic treatment for patients of all ages. There are some key differences between Invisalign and traditional braces, but both offer effective orthodontic treatment for various needs.
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Now Accepting New Patients!
Welcome to Sarasota Bay Dental! We feel honored that you would consider us for your dental health needs. Our team takes great pride in offering the Sarasota community affordable, modern, comprehensive dental care
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Dental Implants from Sarasota Bay Dental
We understand that missing teeth have a negative impact on more than just your dental health. Tooth loss, no matter what caused the issue, can also have negative effects on your emotional well-being.
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