"We believe every patient has the right to be treated with kindness, respect, and personalized attention. We pride ourselves on the strong relationships we build with our patients. Getting to know what’s important to you is the best way for our team to provide the type of high-quality dentistry that makes sense for you. We promise every experience at Bonita Grande Dental will exceed your expectations and leave you with a healthy, happy smile!"
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Welcome to Bonita Grande Dental
We provide patient-focused dentistry, which is about more than just high-quality care and effective treatments. Those are two very important parts of what we do, but what sets us apart from other practices is our commitment to your complete comfort and concern for your well-being. From the moment you first enter our Bonita Springs office, you’ll know that you’re not in an ordinary dental practice. First impressions are important, and every detail of our office reflects our desire to make your visits with us pleasant and free of stress. With amenities like complimentary beverages in our reception area and flat screen TVs in our treatment rooms, we know you’ll have one of the most relaxing dental visits you’ve ever experienced.
Brushing and flossing should be a daily activity for anyone who wants to preserve their teeth. We stick to these practices day in and day out because the challenges to our teeth are renewed with every bite of food and every drink that isn't water. Bacteria that live in our mouth use the raw materials provided in our diet to ...
How do you feel about your oral hygiene technique? Are you confident that you’re following all the right steps but wonder why you still occasionally get cavities?
Over time, our oral hygiene habits can get a little haphazard; but it’s also possible that you never really learned the right technique in the first place. We've corrected a few of the most ...
Would you like to avoid the inconvenience of multiple dental visits and downtime spent dealing with dental problems like a severe toothache? Given the anxiety most people feel about visiting the dentist, we bet you would be interested to know what the secret is!
So you might be surprised to know that, if there is a secret, it’s in the decisions ...
A recent article published in the British Dental Journal discusses the affect that alcohol has on oral health. It was found that there are several areas where alcohol impacts your oral health, including oral cancer, bad breath, tooth wear, and periodontal disease.
Do you struggle with bad breath? Whether you call it halitosis or dragon breath, we have all had to endure it at some point in our lives, but it’s usually associated with eating foods with strong odors like garlic and onions.
However, if you typically find your co-workers backing away from you during conversations, the solution may be as easy as ...
It's no secret that, as we age, our bodies go through a lot of unwelcome changes. Health problems creep up more frequently and, because our teeth take a lot of wear and tear, dental issues also multiply.
But there are steps you can take to protect your oral health and minimize the risk of certain general health problems as well. Being informed about ...
One of the first things you were told when you were a little kid is that sugar is bad for teeth. However, you may not have been told why sugar is bad, just that it is.
As an adult, you have the responsibility of managing your oral health. If you want to have a healthy smile, it helps to understand the ...
When you’re sick, the last thing you want to think about is the importance of your oral health.
We understand. You aren’t expected to practice perfect dental care when you’re feeling under the weather, but you should definitely keep it in mind.
To make things a bit easier for you, Bonita Springs dentist,
Do you know how to care for your toothbrush? You rinse it thoroughly after brushing and place it back in the holder near your sink. That’s it, right?
We hate to break the news, but there’s no other way to say it – your toothbrush is, well, gross. It only takes a couple of days for your “pristine” toothbrush to become ...