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It is the mission of Dental Associates of Boca Raton to help improve the oral health and dental education of the community. We aim to create a practice dedicated to quality patient care. We are committed to the utmost in care and compassion. We strive to provide access to oral care in a comfortable and comprehensive atmosphere; including being at the forefront of technology and having a skillful staff. Our goal is to maintain a synergistic atmosphere that encourages both patients and staff to be excited about dentistry.
Boca Raton Office
5295 Town Center Rd. Suite 200
Boca Raton, FL 33486
bocainfo@mybocasmile.com
(561) 347-8266
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Wilton Manors Office
2404 Wilton Drive
Wilton Manors, FL 33305
wiltoninfo@mybocasmile.com
(954) 440-7795
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Our Team
These are the people who make things happen around here!
Dr. Costabile
Dr. Montemale
Dr. Hammock
Michael – Practice Manager
Christal – Dental Assistant
Archie – Patient Coordinator
Alex – Patient Coordinator
Reva – Dental Hygienist
Meryl – Dental Hygienist
Jorge – Dental Hygienist
William – Dental Hygienist
Erika – Cerec Designer
Tundra – Dental Assistant
Maury – Patient Coordinator
Michi – Dental Assistant
Oscar – Dental Assistant
Andrea – Dental Hygienist
Kim – Dental Assistant
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Faq
Here you will find quick answers for most common questions
- There is no one-size-fits-all dental treatment. Some people need to visit the dentist once or twice a year; others may need more visits. You are a unique individual, with a unique smile and unique needs when it comes to keeping your smile healthy. Talk to your dentist about how often you need to schedule visits.
- The dentist or hygienist will ask about your recent medical history, examine your mouth and decide whether or not you need x-rays. Depending on your treatment plan, the hygienist may use a special dental instruments to check your gums for gum disease. Your dentist will evaluate your overall dental health and conduct an oral cancer screening by holding your tongue with gauze, checking it and your whole mouth, then feeling your jaw and neck.
- Dental X-ray exams are safe and require very low levels of radiation exposure, which makes the risk of potentially harmful effects very small. Dental X-ray tools and techniques are designed to limit the body’s exposure to radiation and every precaution is taken to ensure that radiation exposure is As Low As Reasonable Achievable (the ALARA principle). Our office utilizes hand-held, fully digital x-ray systems producing the lowest radiation in dental technology.
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No! Fluoride helps prevent cavities in children and adults by making teeth more resistant to the acid attacks that cause cavities. In fact, many adults are exposed to more of these acids in their diet than children. When you brush your teeth with fluoride toothpaste, use other fluoride dental products and drink water with fluoride you are preventing cavities and strengthening your teeth’s enamel.
- It is safe to see a dentist when you are pregnant. Make sure to tell your dentist that you are pregnant and about any changes you have noticed in your oral health. In some cases, pregnancy can actually make some dental problems worse. Brushing and flossing contributes to your overall health, too, and if your mouth is healthy, it’s more likely that your baby’s mouth will be healthy. It’s important to continue to see your dentist during pregnancy for oral examinations and professional teeth cleanings. Good daily care is vital. That means always brushing your teeth twice a day with fluoride toothpaste, cleaning between your teeth once a day, eating a balanced diet and limiting between-meal snacks.