Orlando Family Dentistry

ASL signs for a stress-free trip to the dentist! #asl #dentist

Check out what our friends in North East are doing!! "We are now enrolling students for the 12-week Dental Assisting program, beginning January 2021. Please check back for sneak-peeks into the classroom as we prepare for our grand opening this month!"

Are you flossing? If you have questions about flossing, ask one of our wonderful hygienists the next time you are in the office. They would love to tell you the benefits.

Our office gals got us these beautiful, delicious treats from Icing on the Lake for Boss's Day. Thank you so much! Love you all :)

Tomorrow is the actual Anniversary day, but we aren't in the office so the staff wanted to wish Dr. Carla and Dr. Maria a very special Happy 20 Year Anniversary. Orlando Family Dentistry isn't just a place to work or a dentist office, it's a FAMILY. We are all so blessed to work for these amazing sisters. And our patients are the luckiest to have them as their doctors. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for all you do for your team and your patients. You really are THE BEST!

Lets start the week off with something funny!

Many people who haven't clenched or ground their teeth before are now doing it due to stress all around. Those who already did it, are doing it more. Let us know if you have new jaw pain, headaches or generalized mouth pain. We can help.

#FunFactFriday That's a lot of teeth!!

Check out those fangs! Our patient Tim loves his new (temporary) teeth.

Such cute cookies from Dr Iszkula's office. Thank you for the Autumn treat surprise!

THE ELEMENTS OF GOOD ORAL HEALTH The focus of National Dental Hygiene Month is on the key daily habits that promote healthy teeth and gums. These are: Brushing. The ADHA recommends using a soft toothbrush to brush twice a day, once in the morning after breakfast and then again in the evening just before going to bed, using a toothpaste containing fluoride. Flossing. This should be done once daily, optimally just before going to sleep, when trapped food particles can do the mo...st damage. Eating healthy. A diet in accordance with the government's food pyramid promotes oral health by cutting down on sugars and contributing to overall physical health and includes whole-grains and dairy products, vegetables, fruits, and nuts, with meat, fish, and sweets in moderation. Use an antimicrobial mouthwash. This should be done with daily brushing. Chew sugar-free gum. Research supported by the Wrigley Oral Healthcare Programs has shown that chewing sugar-free gum for 20 minutes after eating helps to clean debris from teeth, promotes saliva production which helps to control acid buildup, and adds necessary minerals to the enamel of the teeth. - concorde.edu See more