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Did you know that if you’re over the age of 35 you’re more likely to lose a tooth to gum disease than you are from a cavity? Gum disease starts with bacteria that sticks to your teeth in the form of plaque. If the teeth aren’t cleaned regularly and thoroughly, plaque will harden into a rougher substance called calculus (or tartar). Combining your day to day home-care and with regular dental check-ups and cleanings, we can keep your teeth and gums clean and healthy.

Even with the most immaculate home-care, plaque can still find its way onto your teeth. The bacte... Read more

Teeth whitening is the most popular cosmetic dentistry treatment in America. In just one appointment, Dr. Eric Schuetz at Affordable Dentistry of South Florida can brighten your smile dramatically. ... Read more

Implants can be used to replace a missing tooth. It’s the best option for those who want a long lasting tooth and a beautiful smile.
Which implants do we use?
We only use USA made “OCO biomedical implants”.
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Root canal treatment is a procedure aimed at restoring and preserving a severely damaged or infected tooth in order to avoid its extraction. The procedure includes the removal of damaged tooth tissue (pulp), as well as its cleaning and disinfection, after which obturation (sealing) is performed. Common causes of pulp damage are tooth cracking, deep cavity, frequent dental work on the tooth, or tooth damage. The term «root canal treatment» refers to the procedure for cleaning the root canals of a tooth.
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Tooth crown placement or a known by everyone “cap” takes as little as two visits to make. A crown is a tooth shaped cap that’s places over an existing tooth and is used to restore its original look and function. Discolored, broken, worn down, or misshapen teeth can all benefit from a crown placement. Crowns are made of either porcelain, metal or zirconia... Read more