Maryland Heights Dental

Maryland Heights Dental Our office is filled with friendly people and modern amenities, creating a comfortable environment for your entire family. -Dr. Stephen P. Bozoian

Maryland Heights Dental is located in Bridgeton, MO 63044. Our website has additional information about the following topics:
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Maryland Heights Dental is located in Bridgeton, Misso

uri at:
3394 McKelvey Rd Ste 110
Bridgeton, Missouri 63044
Website: http://www.marylandheightsdental.com
38.7476074, -90.43082219999999

03/15/2023

Congratulations to Dr Bozoian on his retirement! We hope you are enjoying it!🥳
Please go like our new page, Bell Dental Maryland Heights !
Call today to make an appointment with our new doctor/owner, Dr. Mikal Bell!

HAPPY HALLOWEEN from our team to you! 🎃Be safe and remember to brush those fangs before you go to bed tonight!
10/31/2021

HAPPY HALLOWEEN from our team to you! 🎃Be safe and remember to brush those fangs before you go to bed tonight!

WHAT LOVES SUGAR just as much as kids? Cavity-causing bacteria. That’s why dental caries is the most common childhood di...
10/27/2021

WHAT LOVES SUGAR just as much as kids? Cavity-causing bacteria. That’s why dental caries is the most common childhood disease. Whenever we eat or drink something sugary or acidic, our saliva needs half an hour to wash away the residue. 👅It’s a good idea to limit sugar consumption to mealtimes and swap out sugary snacks with fruits and veggies.

We don’t recommend switching soda with fruit juice, because fruit juice is just as bad for a child’s teeth! Even milk contains sugar. Any drink that contains sugar can be very damaging to oral health if a child is left to sip on it between meals in a sippy cup or bottle. 🍼This kind of tooth decay is so common that it has nicknames: “baby bottle tooth decay” or “bottle rot.”

We’re not insisting that parents cut their kids off from sugar entirely, but try to restrict sugary drinks and treats to mealtimes and cut back overall. If a child needs a bottle or sippy cup to soothe them, fill it with water. 💧It’s also essential to model good oral health habits for growing kids, like brushing and flossing and regular dentist appointments.

WELL THAT’S suspicious 🤔haha
10/25/2021

WELL THAT’S suspicious 🤔haha

CAN YOU GUESS the right answer? 🤔
10/23/2021

CAN YOU GUESS the right answer? 🤔

WE WANT TO see the pumpkins you decorated this holiday season! 🎃 Share a photo of your pumpkin in the comments below! (f...
10/21/2021

WE WANT TO see the pumpkins you decorated this holiday season! 🎃 Share a photo of your pumpkin in the comments below! (for IG: Share a photo of your pumpkin and tag us in your pic!)

CAN YOU FIND the hidden tooth emoji in this image? Comment a smile if you find it! 😃
10/19/2021

CAN YOU FIND the hidden tooth emoji in this image? Comment a smile if you find it! 😃

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10/15/2021

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UNLESS THE DENTIST is on TikTok, it’s not a great platform to get dental health advice from. This year we’ve seen a numb...
10/13/2021

UNLESS THE DENTIST is on TikTok, it’s not a great platform to get dental health advice from. This year we’ve seen a number of alarming do-it-yourself dental procedures trending, and we want to nip those in the bud for our patients.

Filing teeth: a number of TikTok videos have shown teens and young adults trying to even out their smiles by using nail files to wear down the chewing surfaces. This is a very bad idea. 🚫 Once tooth enamel is gone, it’s gone forever, and amateur tooth filing can lead to fractures, tooth sensitivity, and infection. Dental health professionals will sometimes file teeth, but we are able to do it safely because we have the training and use the proper tools.

DIY Braces: some TikTokers even think they can correct orthodontic problems on their own, using nothing but rubber bands. This is extremely dangerous. David Campbell tried the same thing. He noticed that the rubber bands kept disappearing at night. What he didn't know is that they were sliding up underneath his gums. By the time he realized something was wrong, the rubber bands had strangled the roots of his teeth and they couldn't be saved. 😞 Leave orthodontic treatment to the pros!

DIY hydrogen peroxide whitening: some TikTokers are using 3% hydrogen peroxide to whiten their teeth, which can cause gum irritation and long-term sensitivity. This is not a safe way to achieve professional whitening results cheaply. It’s much better to ask the dentist for recommendations on whitening toothpaste, whitening strips, or professional in-office and take-home treatments. 👍

10/12/2021

IT IS RECOMMENDED that those under the age of two should only use a rice-sized amount of toothpaste when brushing their teeth and everyone else should use a pea-sized amount! 😃👍

THANK YOU TO our dental hygienists for all they do! 😃Make sure you do your part to maintain good oral health and keep yo...
10/08/2021

THANK YOU TO our dental hygienists for all they do! 😃Make sure you do your part to maintain good oral health and keep your smile shining! 🌟

WE’RE PUTTING ON PINK to raise awareness for Breast Cancer! 💖October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and our practice i...
10/06/2021

WE’RE PUTTING ON PINK to raise awareness for Breast Cancer! 💖October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and our practice is excited to join the efforts to help and provide hope for those affected by breast cancer. 💞

Address

3394 McKelvey Road, Ste 110
Bridgeton, MO
63044

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 7am - 3pm
Wednesday 7am - 3pm
Thursday 8am - 3pm

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