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26/Apr/2024

Dental implants are metal posts or casings that are firmly and precisely situated into the jawbone underneath your gums. Once set up, they enable your dental specialist to repair or mount on to replace the teeth onto them with the help of Mini Dental Implants.

How do Dental Implants Work?

Since embeds breaker to your jawbone, they give stable help to counterfeit teeth. Dentures and augmentations mounted to embed won’t slip or move in your mouth. That has a specific fundamental preferred standpoint when you eating and talking. This protected fit enables the dentures and expansions to like scaffolds and furthermore solitary crowns set over additions. It feels more typical than conventional to have wire extensions or you can utilize dentures.

For a few people, common extensions for bridges wires and dentures are just not happy or even conceivable, because of sore spots, poor edges or choking. Also, normal wire like bridges extensions must be joined to teeth on either side of the space left by the missing tooth. Great position of supplements is that no close-by teeth ought to be orchestrated or ground down to hold your new substitution tooth/teeth set up.

To get inserts, you need solid gums and satisfactory unresolved issue with the embedment. You should likewise focus on keeping these structures sound. Fastidious oral cleanliness and general dental visits are basic to the long haul achievement of dental inserts.

Implants indentations are normally more costly than different techniques for tooth substitution or replacement, and most protection bearers commonly cover up to 10 percent of the charges.

The Dental Association views two kinds of inserts as protected. They are:

Endosteal Embed: These Mini Dental implants are carefully embedded straightforwardly into the jawbone. Once the encompassing gum tissue has mended, a second medical procedure is expected to associate a post with the first embed. At long last, a counterfeit tooth (or teeth) is connected to the post-separately, or assembled on a scaffold or denture.

Subperiosteal embeds:  it has the metal edge that is located or implant in the jawbone within the gum tissue. The gum is fixed or settled in the jaw. As with endosteal embeds, fake teeth are then mounted to the post.

Oral Care Specifics to IMPLANTS

If you are thinking about inserts, you should have sound gums and satisfactory issue that remains to be worked out the embedment. If your bone is too thin or delicate and unfit to embed in it, you may require a bone unite. Or on the other hand, if there isn’t sufficient bone tallness in the upper jaw or the sinuses are excessively near the jaw, you may require a sinus lift.

Most dental implants are fruitful, and there are a couple of steps you can take to help guarantee achievement and make your embed last.

  • Practice great oral cleanliness
  • Quit smoking
  • Visit your dental practitioner
  • Avoid biting on hard material

Conclusion-
Get your teeth protected with Mini Dental implants. Ensure your teeth are serving you for a lifetime.


26/Apr/2024

Memorial Day Weekend Dental Emergency Care

Memorial Day is a day of observance for all the fallen American soldiers in all wars and conflicts. It is a long celebrated three-day holiday weekend with the official day of honor being on Monday. Memorial Day also marks the unofficial beginning of summer with most schools letting out for summer around this time.

We hope everyone can have a nice, relaxing holiday weekend without any worries or concerns. However, there are times when unexpected things arise while you are out at the lake or wherever you may be spending your holiday weekend. For instance, you may find yourself with a sudden emergency dental crisis from one of your adventurous outdoor activities.

If you happen to find yourself in a Memorial Day weekend dental emergency, there are a few things you can do until you can get to the dentist: 
  • ToothacheIf you get a toothache brush and floss your teeth gently and rinse with warm water. It could simply be a food particle has gotten lodged somewhere and causing pain or discomfort. If there is still some discomfort, take an over-the-counter pain reliever. Never apply directly to your gums or teeth. This could cause and chemical burn and more pain.
  • Broken Tooth, Crown or FillingIf there’s any bleeding, apply gauze and a bit of light pressure. The bleeding should stop within 10 minutes. If not, try a moist tea bag. If your injury is painful, try over-the-counter pain relievers and stick to soft foods. You can use dental wax for hard edges of chipped teeth that may be cutting your gums. If it is a crown or filling that broke off, try to save it and bring it to your dentist. Denture adhesive is a good temporary way to reattach the crown or filling until you can get to the dentist.
  • Knocked-Out ToothIf you have knocked a tooth out, the first step is to find the tooth. Once you locate your missing tooth, pick it up by the crown, not the root. Rinse the tooth gently with cool water. Do not use soap or scrub the tooth. You can try to put permanent teeth back in the socket and hold it there with gauze or a washcloth, but do not try to replace baby teeth. If replacing the tooth back into the socket isn’t possible, place it in a clean container with milk, saline or cool water. You may place the tooth under your tongue to keep it moist as a last resort. Get to the dentist quickly. Less than 30 minutes out of the mouth is optimal for saving the tooth. Seek emergency care if it is after hours..
  • Mouth Injury and BleedingIf you’ve injured your mouth and there is bleeding, rinse gently to find where the blood is coming from. Next, apply pressure on that area or use the gauze/tea bag method mentioned for broken teeth. The bleeding should stop within 10 minutes. If the bleeding still persists, contact a dentist. Seek emergency care if it is after hours or you are unable to get to a dentist. Even if the bleeding stops, make a point to visit the dentist to make certain you don’t need stitches or have an injured tooth.

 

Trinity Premier Dental wishes everyone a happy and safe Memorial Day. However, keep these dental emergency tips in mind in the event you or a loved one is in need of urgent dental care. Give us a call at (727) 835-7076 if you have a dental emergency or for your next checkup. Our friendly staff is ready to help.

 


26/Apr/2024

Cinco de Mayo Chili Pepper Tribute

Everyone loves to celebrate Cinco de Mayo and enjoy some of our favorite Mexican appetizers, meals, and cocktails. Those zesty Mexican favorites just wouldn’t be the same without the addition of some fiery chili peppers. This Cinco de Mayo Trinity Premier Dental would like to honor these zingy little nuggets of fire. We have found some interesting facts about chili peppers of all varieties and some health benefits worth sharing.

Chili Peppers help boost your immune system. The bright color from chili peppers is derived from their high content of beta-carotene, or vitamin A. Vitamin A is keeps your mucous membranes healthy, which are your body’s first line of defense against pathogens. Chili peppers are also high in calcium, which promotes strong bones and teeth.


Let’s Talk Capsaicin

Chili peppers are high in capsaicin, which is known to fight the inflammatory process. Capsaicin gives chili peppers their pungence ranging from very mild to intensely spicy. The hotter the pepper, the more capsaicin it contains. Capsaicin is also known to be a natural pain reliever. It is now being used as a topical treatment to relieve osteoarthritic pain. Along with reducing pain, capsaicin helps to clear out a stuffy nose and congested lungs. The heat from the peppers stimulates secretions to aid in clearing mucus. 

There are many other possible health benefits of chili peppers being studied including:

  • Preventing Stomach Ulcers
  • Lowering Type 2 Diabetes Risks
  • Weight Loss
  • Cardiovascular Benefits

For further reading on the possible health benefits read whfoods.org

Get out and celebrate this Cinco de Mayo and enjoy your spicy chili pepper infused favorites along with your Margaritas. Don’t forget to contact us for your next dental visit at (813) 475 – 4528. Our friendly staff is always ready to assist you.

Feliz Cinco de Mayo from all of us at Trinity Premier Dental!

26/Apr/2024

Dr. Jesus L. Sojo
Dr. Jesus Sojo grew up in Puerto Rico where he attended the University of Puerto Rico in Rio Piedras for his undergraduate studies. He was comissioned as an officer in the US Army and left in 1986 to complete a tour in Germany. After his military service, he pursued a new course and began studies at the University of Louisville School of Dentistry, from which he obtained his dental degree in 1996. Dr. Sojo received a scholarship and comission with the US Air Force where he completed a residency in Advanced Education in General Dentistry. He also completed advanced courses in Pathology, Oral Surgery, Forensics and Orofacial Pain. Dr. Sojo served overseas in the Pacific and Europe for 12 consecutive years maintaining a comprehensive general dentistry practice in addition to many senior level duties including director of 2 dental facilities, leading mass disaster contingency response teams and staffing new dentists in a residency program. He routinely provided leadership, mentoring and lectures for the dentists and staff. After 23 years of active duty military service, Dr. Sojo retired from the Air Force as a Colonel in 2015. He moved to Tampa, FL to continue practicing dentistry in the private sector. Dr. Sojo is fluent in Spanish and enjoys providing top quality care and the best customer service experience.

Read more about our Dentists at Trinity Premier Dental.

Contact Trinity Premier Dental at (727) 835-7076
for more information and to schedule your next dental appointment. Our friendly staff is ready to assist you.


26/Apr/2024

Trinity Premier Dental OfficeWe are proud to announce that Trinity Premier Dental office has opened our doors and currently accepting new patients. We offer the highest quality care combined with the latest dental techniques to create the very best results for each individual patient. There’s nothing better than feeling your best with a beautiful, healthy smile. Our new Trinity Premier Dental office will be your family’s favorite dental office with our friendly and welcoming staff, top-notch dental techniques, and state-of-the-art dental equipment.

Trinity Premier Dental Office Services

We provide routine dental check-ups, cleanings, X-rays white fillings and all porcelain crowns. Along with our routine dental treatments, we also provide cosmetic dental procedures to help you achieve your ideal smile. Our cosmetic dental treatments include whitening, veneers, bonding and complete smile makeovers. We offer a complimentary consultation for our cosmetic dental treatments.

Trinity Premier Dental Website

Read more about our staff and services on our website TrinityDental.com. We also provide downloadable patient forms on our website so you can print the forms and fill them out prior to your office visit. We will be updating our blog weekly to keep our patients informed of current events, new dental techniques, and tons of information to keep your oral health in best shape possible.

Contact Information

We cater to all of yours and your family’s dental needs. Making your next dental appointment will be a breeze with our conveniently located Trinity Premier Dental office. Plus, we have appointments available before and after work from 7 am to 7 pm Monday through Friday. You can find us at 12229 W Linebaugh Ave, Trinity, FL 33626. Click here to view a map of our location.

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Trinity Premier Dental is here to serve you. Call us today for an appointment (727) 835-7076. Our goal is to help you achieve a lifetime of dental health.

 

 


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