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Crown Dentistry of the Palm Beaches provides dental care services including bonding and fillings, bridges, crowns, dentures, extractions and dental hygiene in Greenacres, FL.
Location
Crown Dentistry of the Palm Beaches
6609 Forest Hill Blvd, Greenacres, FL
33413, United States
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- JLJohnny LloydOct 13, 20255.0Tom and Beth's team at Crown Dentistry are great! Great bonding work on my tooth, reasonable pricing, very friendly and accommodating. I highly recommend and appreciate their services. Give them a call!
- RLRiley LawhonAug 27, 20255.0This is by far on of the best dentist offices I have been to. They gave me the smile I have today and I would recommend them to anyone. Very nice staff and make you feel at home !
- MMMariah (mimi)Aug 27, 20255.0⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Crown Dentistry is truly a gem when it comes to dental care! From the moment you walk through the doors, you’re welcomed by a warm and professional staff who genuinely care about your comfort and wellbeing. The office is clean, modern, and equipped with the latest technology, which made my visit smooth and stress-free. the entire team are incredibly skilled, gentle, and informative. They take the time to explain procedures and answer any questions, which really helped put me at ease. Whether it’s a routine cleaning or more complex dental work, you can tell they take great pride in the quality of care they provide. I highly recommend Crown Dentistry to anyone looking for a trustworthy, friendly, and top-tier dental experience. I won’t be going anywhere else!
- DPDaniella De La PenaAug 27, 20255.0I am a customer at Crown Dentistry, and every visit feels like coming home! The staff are always energetic, friendly, and genuinely welcoming. I truly appreciate their honesty about the services they offer and how they always prioritize what's best for me. I highly recommend them!
- BMBobbie McClaneAug 27, 20255.0I had such an amazing experience at this dental office! From the moment I walked in, I was greeted with warmth and professionalism by Beth and Rebekah. The front desk staff were friendly, helpful and made check-in a breeze. The Hygienist, Monsell was gentle yet thorough, taking the time to explain everything and making sure I was comfortable the entire visit. The dentist Dr Saitta and his assistant Tabatha were outstanding, knowledgeable, attentive and truly caring. They walked me through the treatment plan, answered all my questions, and made me feel completely at ease. The office itself is clean, modern, and equipped with the latest technology, which made me feel confident i was in great hands. I've never felt so comfortable before and I actually look forward to my next appointment! I highly recommend this office to anyone comfortable top quality dental care with a team that genuinely cares about their patients!
Frequently Asked Questions About Crown Dentistry of the Palm Beaches
How often should I have an exam done?
Dr. Saitta recommends a comprehensive exam every 12 months, that includes the measuring of your gums around each tooth.
What should I expect after my root canal?
You can expect soreness after a root canal procedure for a few days. You should avoid chewing on the side of your mouth where the procedure was performed so you do not irritate the area and also to ensure that the temporary restorative material properly sets. You will also need to take an antibiotic to treat any remaining infection in your tooth. If you notice an increasing amount of pain or tenderness, a reaction to the medication, or the loss of the temporary restoration (filling) call your dentist immediately.
What should I expect after a tooth extraction?
After the surgery you will need to rest. You need to be driven home by a friend or family member because of the anesthesia. You can expect for the extraction site to bleed for a little while after the surgery. Gauze will be applied at the completion of the surgery, and you will need to change it when it becomes soaked. If bleeding continues for longer than 24 hours you should call your dentist. Rest when you return home, but do not lie flat. This could prolong the bleeding. Prop your head up on a pillow when lying down. Your dentist will prescribe you pain medication, so if you become sore take as directed. You can also use an ice pack for the pain. Your dentist might also provide you with a cleaning solution to clean the extraction site.
You will be limited to soft foods for a few days after your surgery. Some recommended foods are: Gelatin, Pudding, Yogurt, Mashed Potatoes, Ice Cream, Thin Soups, and other food you can eat without chewing.
What is the process of getting veneers?
Before you receive your permanent veneer you will first receive a temporary restoration. This is not as sturdy as the permanent version, so you should be careful when cleaning and eating. You should brush the area gently and should not pull up on the tooth when flossing because it could become dislodged. The same goes for eating. You should avoid sticky or chewy foods while you have the temporary in.
There may be some sensitivity and irritation after the temporary or permanent is placed. This is normal and will subside after the soft tissue heals. A warm salt water rinse will help, and you can also take Advil or Tylenol if the pain does not go away.
When the veneer is placed it may feel a little awkward for a few days. Your mouth needs to adjust to the new tooth, and it should feel like one of your natural tooth in less than a week. If your bite feels abnormal in any way, you should let your dentist know. When brushing and flossing you should pay close attention to the area between the veneer and the tooth at the gum line.
What should I expect when I get a crown or bridge?
Before you receive your permanent crown/bridge you will first receive a temporary restoration. This is not as sturdy as the permanent version, so you should be careful when cleaning and eating. You should brush the area gently and should not pull up on the tooth when flossing because it could become dislodged. The same goes for eating. You should avoid sticky or chewy foods while you have the temporary in.
There may be some sensitivity and irritation after the temporary or permanent is placed. This is normal and will subside after the soft tissue heals. A warm salt water rinse will help, and you can also take Advil or Tylenol if the pain does not go away.
When the permanent crown or bridge is placed it may feel a little awkward for a few days. Your mouth needs to adjust to the new tooth, and it should feel like one of your natural tooth in less than a week. If your bite feels abnormal in any way, you should let your dentist know. Caring for your bridge or crown is just like caring for your own teeth. You should brush and floss regularly.
How often should I schedule a comprehensive dental exam at Crown Dentistry of the Palm Beaches?
Dr. Saitta recommends a comprehensive exam every 12 months, which includes measuring the gums around each tooth.
What can I expect after having a root canal procedure?
You may experience soreness for a few days after a root canal. Avoid chewing on the treated side to prevent irritation and ensure the temporary filling sets properly. Take prescribed antibiotics and contact your dentist if pain increases, you have a reaction to medication, or the temporary filling is lost.
What are the post-operative instructions following a tooth extraction?
Expect bleeding for a short time and rest after the procedure. Change gauze when soaked, and if bleeding persists beyond 24 hours, call your dentist. Keep your head elevated to reduce bleeding. Use prescribed pain medication and ice packs to manage pain. Stick to soft foods like gelatin, pudding, or mashed potatoes for a few days.
How should I care for my temporary veneer before receiving the permanent one?
Be gentle when brushing and avoid pulling up on the tooth while flossing to prevent dislodging. Avoid sticky and chewy foods, and expect some sensitivity and irritation which usually subsides after healing. Use warm salt water rinses and take pain relievers if needed.
What is the procedure and care advice for crowns and bridges at this clinic?
You will first receive a temporary crown or bridge which requires careful cleaning and eating to avoid dislodging. Sensitivity is normal after placement. Once the permanent restoration is placed, it may feel awkward for a few days. Regular brushing and flossing are important to maintain it.
What are the office hours and availability of Crown Dentistry of the Palm Beaches?
The office is open Monday through Thursday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Fridays and Saturdays are by appointment only, and Sundays the office is closed.
Which payment methods does Crown Dentistry of the Palm Beaches accept?
They accept American Express, Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Discover, MasterCard, and Visa as payment options.
What dental brands and products are available at Crown Dentistry of the Palm Beaches?
The clinic offers services using brands like Clear Choice and Glo Whitening, and provides nightguards and protective mouthguards among their products.
Are there any nearby shopping or service locations I can visit before or after my dental appointment?
Yes, near the clinic you can visit Woodbridge Plaza for shopping or tanning, and Wholesale Liquidators for clothing and discount automotive parts.
If I need insurance services nearby, where can I go near Crown Dentistry of the Palm Beaches?
Nearby you will find Lily Vasconcelos and Lily Rexach - State Farm Insurance Agents to assist with insurance-related needs.
Are there any beauty or spa services close to Crown Dentistry of the Palm Beaches?
Yes, Jenny Nails Spa and THASH Beauty Supply and Salon are nearby offering nail salon and beauty services, perfect for a relaxing visit before or after your dental appointment.