Coronavirus Announcement Now Offering Telehealth Consultations! COVID-19 Patient Screening Form

Dear Patients and Parents,

We are thrilled to announce the immediate availability of our secure telehealth video service! We now offer fully HIPAA-compliant video conferencing for our patients and friends that is:

Our new video chat service is completely safe and secure, fully protects the privacy of the patient, and works on Android and iOS, on PCs and Macs! The software is fully vetted and tested so that our patients and friends can rest assured that their protected health information will remain private and secure. All you need to have is a computer, tablet or smartphone with Web Cam and audio capabilities and a good internet connection! We are now scheduling appointments for new and established patients to video chat directly with the dentist to review your existing treatment plans and/or answer any of your dental need questions. Patients may schedule video chat appointments by calling our office and speaking with our staff available during business hours Monday through Friday.

Sincerely,
W. Roger Long, DDS, PA
Bethany T. Wierzbicki, DMD, MBA

Adriana Albite, DMD

W. Roger Long, DDS

How Long Do Dentures Last?

Dentist in Fort Pierce with Dentures

When you lost a tooth because you had it extracted or you experienced facial trauma, using dentures is ideal to restore your confidence in smiling. You can have full or partial custom-made Fort Pierce dentures, depending on your case.  

Dentures can help you feel comfortable eating and talking once again. Dentures are convenient because they are removable too. Here are some things you should know about dentures, how long they last and how you can take care of them. 

Clean Fort Pierce Dentures

Usage Span of Dentures 

When taken care of properly, dentures can last for a long time. Full dentures can be used for up to five to ten years, while partial dentures last for even longer. Your mouth undergoes a lot of changes very often. That’s why the longevity of your dentures may vary. 

How to Take Care of Your Dentures 

Taking care of your dentures is something that you can easily do at home. To start with, avoid using toothpaste when cleaning dentures because toothpaste is abrasive and can cause scratches, which gives way for plaque to build up.  

You can use denture cleaners for washing your dentures. Remember to choose the ones with the American Dental Association Seal of Acceptance to ensure the safety of your oral health. 

Remember to secure your dentures’ moisture whenever you are not using them. Soak your dentures in water or a soaking solution. Avoid using hot water as it could warp your dentures. 

You should also avoid drinking hot beverages and eating hard or chewy food whenever you are wearing them. 

Couple in Fort Pierce with Dentures

Are You in Fort Pierce and Looking to Get Dentures? 

We at Smooth Sailing Dental have been helping our patients in getting quality dentures that suit their needs. Our dentists can guarantee you better oral health after availing of our dentures. 

If you’re in Fort Pierce looking to get dentures, we’ve the best place to go to. Let us all make our smiles better. Feel free to contact us to know more about dentures! 

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Coronavirus Announcement Now Offering Telehealth Consultations! COVID-19 Patient Screening Form

Dear Patients and Parents,

We are thrilled to announce the immediate availability of our secure telehealth video service! We now offer fully HIPAA-compliant video conferencing for our patients and friends that is:

Our new video chat service is completely safe and secure, fully protects the privacy of the patient, and works on Android and iOS, on PCs and Macs! The software is fully vetted and tested so that our patients and friends can rest assured that their protected health information will remain private and secure. All you need to have is a computer, tablet or smartphone with Web Cam and audio capabilities and a good internet connection! We are now scheduling appointments for new and established patients to video chat directly with the dentist to review your existing treatment plans and/or answer any of your dental need questions. Patients may schedule video chat appointments by calling our office and speaking with our staff available during business hours Monday through Friday.

Sincerely,
W. Roger Long, DDS, PA
Bethany T. Wierzbicki, DMD, MBA