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

Bethany Wierzbicki, DMD, MBA

Surefire Signs That You May Need Dentures

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If you think that only senior citizens are supposed to wear Port St. Lucie dentures, think again. Surveys show that about 20 million women in the U.S. who are 40 years old and older are wearing full or partial dentures. Although tooth loss isn’t likely to happen overnight, years of dental neglect may eventually cause your teeth to fall out.

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What are the Surefire Signs That You May Need Dentures?

You Don’t See Your Dentist Every Six Months

Visiting your dentist at least twice a year can help you keep gum disease, as well as tooth decay in check. When your dentist can keep an eye on your oral health every six months, they will be able to detect minor issues and easily correct them. Not being able to see your dentist for years will cause gum problems and cavities to take hold until your teeth would require extraction.

Advanced Gum Disease

Most people may not know this but when you notice that your teeth have become loose and are shifting, your gum disease may be in its advanced stage. If you won’t be able to receive extensive periodontal treatment, your teeth may have to be pulled out.

Chronic Toothaches

When bacteria from advanced tooth decay have managed to reach the nerve that’s located at the center of your tooth, you’ll experience severe tooth pain that comes and goes. Unless you catch this early, tooth extraction will be the only solution that’s left for you.

Irritated Gums

Some of the sure signs of gingivitis or gum disease include red, tender, swollen, or bleeding gums. Unless gingivitis or the early stage of gum disease is reversed you won’t need to wear dentures. However, if this is left untreated, gum disease could potentially lead to tooth loss.

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Do You Need More Information About Port St. Lucie Dentures?

 Don’t let your missing or damaged teeth hold you back any longer. Set an appointment with Dr. W. Roger Long at Smooth Sailing Dental today.

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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