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Our mission at The Dental Touch is to create a first-class patient experience. We are committed to providing all who enter our practice with superior and innovative dental care in a calm and welcoming environment. Dedicated to achieving optimal, long-term results through state-of-the-art technology and continued education, each patient is treated as a family member and to an unrivaled dental experience.
Our mission is to provide each patient with the highest quality of care in a relaxed, caring, friendly and professional atmosphere. We focus on achieving long-term, predictable and optimal results. Each and every patient is treated like a family member and given a first class dental experience.
The Dental Touch opened its doors to the community in 2004. For 16 years, Dr. Dhanani and her team have cared for thousands of patients from all over Central Florida. Building a team that shares the same passion for patient care as Dr. Dhanani has always been a top priority. Our culture is based on putting the patient's needs, safety, and comfort above all else. We strive to make sure every patient leaves here smiling, and not just because their teeth are clean- We want you to feel at home and at ease when visiting our practice. We specialize in calming those with a fear of Dentistry and we cater to patients of all ages. Our team is a family and we continue to build each other up and highlight each other's strengths. We know that a great patient experience starts with a dedicated and educated team - we are constantly building our knowledge and learning- we will never stop. Through our continued education and cutting-edge technology, we are proud of the digital dental practice we are and we know our patients appreciate our commitment to giving them the best dental care available.
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"My dental hygienist was a very nice lady and treated me very professionally. She did a great job cleaning my teeth. It was very satisfied with her services when I left."
- Patricia T.
"This is the absolute best dental place !!! Dr. Dhanani is like being in the care of a wonderful mom. The people she's chosen to work there are very pleasant, kind and professional. Medical professionals should all be like this place."
- Mickee M.
"Very professional staff. Smoothly organized for treatment during pandemic. Safety precautions taken at every corner. Highly recommend!!!"
- Kendra C.
"Great care taken to minimize exposure to COVID-19 for both patient and staff. Efficient, knowledgeable staff with pleasant personalities. Care plan and financials clearly stated and explained. Quite pleased with my first visit to this practice."
- Linda L.
"Excellent care, excellent staff! Every visit I always feel the warm welcome of the Dental Touch team. I've been a patient for a few years now, the level of service and commitment to my care has always been and remains outstanding."
- Madelyn S.
Over 18 Million adults in the US alone, as well as up to 20 percent of habitually snoring children, have sleep apnea. Sleep apnea is a sleep disorder that results in brief but repeated interruptions to normal breathing during sleep. Not only is this a potentially life-threatening disorder, it also has a significant impact on oral health.
Many of the things we drink are actually pretty bad for our teeth, especially soda, fruit juice, and coffee. What options does that leave for the dental health conscious to quench their thirst? Fortunately, there are a few drinks that are much less likely to cause stains or contribute to enamel erosion and decay, which makes them much better for our teeth!
Many of us are unhappy with the way our smiles look. Maybe our teeth aren’t as white as we’d like, they have unusual shapes, or they’ve suffered some damage like chipping or fractures. Veneers are a great, long-lasting solution we can use to fix these problems and get the smiles of our dreams.
When we think of sugary food, we usually picture things like candy, cake, pie, ice cream, and soda, but there is sugar hiding in many of the foods we buy at the grocery store — even foods we don’t think of as sweet! This is bad news for our oral health, because the harmful bacteria in our mouths love all that sugar, whether we know we’re eating it or not.
Implants, on the other hand, are metal posts surgically placed in the jawbone under the gums and are basically a new root for a replacement tooth that looks and acts like a natural tooth. Are they right for you?
Oral Cancer is a disease that can sneak up on you. While the number of people diagnosed with oral cancer has increased over the past decade, the survival rate is high if caught early. Oral cancer doesn’t discriminate based on age, or even habits, as 40 percent of those diagnosed with the disease are young, non-smokers.
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Teeth are a lot more complicated than they might seem from the outside, which is why we're using this post to provide a brief dental anatomy lesson. Now let's dive right into the structure of a tooth! The easiest way to do this will be to divide that anatomy into two main categories: the crown and the root.
Bruxism is a condition in which you grind, gnash or clench your teeth. Anger, fear, and stress are common reasons we clench and/or grind our teeth. Since bruxism is happening when you are awake or asleep posing a serious problem for your future. Here at The Dental Touch we offer treatment and therapy for patients with severe to mild bruxism. Call us today to set up an appointment!
Have you ever wondered about the marvels of laser dentistry?
Well, you're in for a treat.
