150 Avenue A S.E. Winter Havenn
Mon, Tues & Thurs:
8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Wed & Fri: 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Sat & Sun: Closed
The office will also be closed on some Wednesdays and Fridays throughout the year
(863) 294-9200 / 863-294-1916
Your perfect smile is a call away!
<p style='font-weight: bold'>Mon, Tues & Thurs:</p><p>8:00 AM – 4:30 PM</p><p><b>Wed & Fri:</b> 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM</p><p><b>Sat & Sun:</b> Closed</p><p>The office will also be closed on some Wednesdays and Fridays throughout the year</p>
Your perfect smile is a call away!
We’ve all done it: huffed a quick breath into a cupped hand and sniffed in deeply to answer the age-old question…..does my breath smell bad? Everyone experiences bad breath (halitosis) at some point. Strong foods, coffee and a dry mouth overnight can cause an unpleasant odor or nasty taste in the mouth. But if your […]
How many times do you snack during the day? A mid-morning pick-me-up, a mid-afternoon power snack, a pre-bedtime nibble, or all of the above? Snacks are a great way to fill your body with nutritious foods, maintain energy levels throughout the day and feel full between meals. But snacking can be dangerous for both […]
Gum health is just as important as tooth health. In fact, healthy gums are good for your overall health – scientists have connected severe gum disease with chronic conditions like diabetes, stroke and heart disease. Gum disease is highly preventable by practicing good oral hygiene and eating a healthy diet. Keep reading to learn […]
A dental emergency can happen at any time. Most dentists prepare for the unexpected by scheduling time into their day to handle emergency situations. In the case of many dental emergencies, swift action can prevent you from losing teeth or sustaining permanent damage. Keep reading to learn more about what an emergency situation […]
You’re brushing your teeth when you notice pink flecks in the foam when you spit out the toothpaste. Or perhaps you’re eating when you taste the metallic tang of blood in your mouth. Experiencing gum bleeding can feel scary if you don’t know what’s causing it. But before you panic, know that gum tissues bleed […]
Every day, your body produces a constant flow of saliva that helps you chew, swallow, and speak without difficulty. Saliva also enhances the taste of all the delicious foods you enjoy. Saliva – or spit – is a bodily fluid that is 99% water and 1% electrolytes and proteins. While you produce a small and […]
Your oral health is often a starting point for doctors to detect early signs and symptoms of other health conditions and systemic disease (disease that affects multiple systems in the body). According to the Academy of General Dentistry, over 90% of all systemic disease produces oral symptoms. For examples, diabetes and HIV/AIDS may produce mouth […]
It’s quiz time at Boyett Family Dentistry: Do you know the 4 different types of teeth in the human mouth? Your teeth are one of the strongest materials in your body, and they are necessary for you to eat, speak, and smile. You’ll have 2 sets of teeth over your lifetime: 1 set of baby […]
Do you remember the last time you replaced your toothbrush? If you don’t, you’re not alone – many people use their brushes past the recommended life span or don’t know how often they need to be replaced. Old, worn toothbrushes are less effective at removing plaque and carry more bacteria and germs the longer they […]
It’s easy to find an excuse not to floss: it takes too long, you have sensitive gums, or flossing isn’t necessary because you don’t see any plaque buildup on your teeth. But the American Dental Association (ADA) states that flossing or using other interdental cleaners is an essential part of taking care of your teeth […]
