Dr. Britten accepts your dental insurance as an out of network provider. What does this mean for you? Understandably, many patients often have questions when it comes to understanding and utilizing dental insurance benefits, especially if extensive dentistry is...
Dr. Britten is highly concerned about his patients who smoke. The likelihood of developing advanced periodontal disease or gum disease can be up to six times higher in smokers. Periodontal disease is an extremely serious condition affecting not only the...
We look forward to your visit! Please review the below information prior to your visit. 1. Please call us immediately 727-586-2681 or text us at 727-513-6786 if you have any concerns regarding an exposure you had to COVID 19, positive...
From Perio.org "Nearly one out of every two American adults aged 30 and over has gum disease, also known as periodontal disease. Periodontal disease is a chronic inflammatory disease that affects the gum tissue and bone supporting the teeth. The...
When you have periodontal disease, space begins to form between your teeth and the gum tissue that surrounds them. This space is called a periodontal pocket. The deeper the pocket, the greater the risk of tooth loss. Your dentist...
A silent disease. With periodontal disease, you may not feel any discomfort. You may not notice any symptoms. But treating periodontal disease quickly is of the utmost importance. With proper diagnosis and professional instruction from a dentist, you can...
Thanks to Metropolitan Ministries, families will find HOPE through receiving much-needed commodities! Metropolitan Ministries' greatest holiday food needs are yams, cereal, stuffing, cranberry sauce, and our additional needs are canned beans, soup, rice, boxed/canned potatoes, gravy, and dessert mixes. The greatest...
We look forward to your visit! Please review the below information prior to your visit. 1. Please call us immediately 727-586-2681 or text us at 727-513-6786 if you have any concerns regarding an exposure you had to COVID 19, positive...
Bacteria in our mouths are constantly creating plaque. If bacterial plaque on the teeth isn't removed, the gums can become infected and inflamed. - Plaque builds up and gum tissue becomes infected. Redness, tenderness, swelling and bleeding may occur,...