Simply Smiles, P.A.

  You're already a member of my "Youth Fairy Squad". Did you know that? Hi and Happy Smiles to all of my "Youth Fairy Squad". You may have read or heard me talk about my "Youth Fairy Squad" and probably don't know that: 1. You are already a member and 2. You can win gift cards, discounts and prizes!!!!!! Let me explain further. A very clever patient of mine had a thought that I should call myself "The Youth Fairy" 🧚🧚 ; a combination of "The Tooth Fairy" 🦷 and the fact that I have engaged in many many hours of advanced training in Facial Esthetics over the last 4 years. Helping my patients have a healthy, youthful face to frame their beautiful smiles has been so rewarding. And since I am Charlotte County's very own "Youth Fairy", that means that all of my loyal patients (including yourself) are a member of my Youth Fairy Squad. As a show of my appreciation I will be celebrating my Squad members by offering conte...

  HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!! TOGETHER IN 2021 LET’S HELP EACH OTHER START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT $100 DISCOUNT OFF OF ALL DENTAL CROWNS It is no secret that 2020 has been financially difficult for almost everyone. But I am confident that when Charlotte County works together, we can be a stronger, healthier community in the new year! To help kick start a great 2021 of both dental health and financial recovery I am gifting $100 off each and every dental crown started by February 28, 2021. If you already have a dental crown that has been treatment planned OR you think that you may need a dental crown, please call Phyllis at 941-625-5141 so that we can get your appointment time reserved for you. This $100 off crowns gift is open to all patients whether they are longtime patients or brand new members of our dental family, so if you have a friend or relative that is needing a crown, please pass this information along to them so they too can take advantage of the savings.

  Digital Dental Impressions: No More Goop Angela M. Boehler, D.M.D.           What is the difference between conventional impressions and digital dental impressions? To make a conventional dental impression the dentist or assistant will select a stock tray in a size that will fit as closely as possible to the patient.  Then, a thick liquid material is dispensed into an impression tray.  After the liquid material is poured into the tray, it is then placed onto either the upper or lower set of teeth so that it covers the entire dental arch.  After some length of time, the liquid material sets and hardens, and become a solid rubber mass. The tray is then removed from the mouth and is picked up or mailed to the dental laboratory for further processing.  Stone is poured into the hardened impression and when set a dental cast is produced. Digital dental impressions are obtained using an intraoral scanner, which consists of a wand-like to...