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Sensitive teeth can be annoying and troublesome, especially if they get in the way of thoroughly enjoying your favorite hot or cold treats, like coffee, ice cream, and more.

You may have never had to deal with sensitive teeth before, but now suddenly, you're worried about drinking your favorite latte. You might even be confused about why you're dealing with this ...

Dental anxiety can stem from many reasons, but the most common is a past traumatic event with a dentist or dental procedure. While it's always good to address past traumas and triggers, it's especially important if they prevent you from receiving the oral health care you need.

At North Tampa Dentistry, we want our patients to feel safe, welcome, and comfortable ...

Under normal circumstances, the ADA recommends visiting your dentist every six months for a routine checkup and teeth cleaning. However, due to the extraordinary circumstances surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, most dental offices around the country are either closed entirely or limiting their services to emergency dentistry only. 

It may be a few months before you’re able to see your ...

Are you experiencing a dental emergency? If so, the last thing you want to hear is scolding or nagging; this is the absolute worse time to get a lecture! We always treat our patients without judgment and with kindness and compassion. If you are experiencing a dental emergency, here are some steps you can take:

• Don't panic!
• Contact North Tampa Dentistry
• If ...

You may have heard of the terms clear braces, invisible aligners, or invisible braces in 33618. ClearCorrect is a specialized system that straightens the teeth without being detected by other people. Unlike traditional metal braces and brackets that adhere to the teeth, ClearCorrect aligners fit invisibly over your upper or lower teeth to gently guide them into their right position. 

Within ...

If the Tooth Is Damaged, Have You Seen a Dentist to See If the Tooth Is Repairable First?

At North Tampa Dentistry, we do our best to save your natural teeth before recommending dental extractions or dental implants. If tooth decay, infection, or gum disease threatens your gum, tissues, or bone structure, Dr. Bellegarrigue ...