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A beach day isn’t complete without the proper protective gear; think sunhat, sunglasses, umbrella, and sunscreen. Just like you wouldn’t go to the beach without the right equipment, don’t maintain your oral health without the best, dentist-approved tools. Use highly-rated fluoride toothpaste to help protect your teeth from your Florida diet—the sweet and sour goodness of a Key lime pie can lead to cavities without proper oral care. When it comes to toothbrushes, use a new one every 3-4 months, and always look for brushes with the American Dental Association (ADA) seal of approval. Lastly, look for a floss that won’t shed or fray between your teeth. If you lather up on sunscreen before every beach day, then you know the importance of routines. The final, and most important step to a good oral care routine is scheduling regular appointments with your dentist. A beautiful smile is just a call away.

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Does the sound of your grinding teeth distract you from the cicadas out your window at night? If so, it may be time to visit your dentist. And what about that toothache, sore gums, or sensitive teeth? Many people put up with pain and discomfort simply because they don’t know whether their situation is serious enough for a dental visit. Well, no matter how small you think your problem is, it’s always a good idea to schedule an appointment. A small issue today could be a sign that a much bigger issue is developing. A dental check-up can catch these issues early, helping you avoid complex (and expensive) dental procedures down the line. If your dental health is keeping you up at night, talk to your dentist today.

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Good quality dental care shouldn’t come with financial shocks that hit you harder than a summer storm. Whether or not you have dental insurance, high out-of-pocket costs can show up unexpectedly, making even the most loyal patient avoid the dentist chair. However, this isn’t the only way dental care has to be. Doctors Network has revolutionized dental care by offering a unique, patient-focused platform for Floridians to find, compare, and schedule appointments with local dentists at affordable rates. With a low monthly fee, you can get teeth cleanings, implants, and even emergency care for 70% off or more. Predictable costs and top-notch care are hard to beat. Join the Network today!

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    KLEMENT, JUNGMAN, VARGA, AND TROXLER DDS, PA
    2103 59th Street W, Bradenton, FL 34209 
    38.84 miles near Englewood
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    (941) 792-2766

    Who is Dr. Douglas Jungman DDS?
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    In 1981 Dr. Douglas C. Jungman DDS received his Doctorate of Dental Surgery with honors (Omicron Kappa Upsilon) from the University of Iowa. Dr. Jungman completed both his undergraduate and graduate training at the University of Iowa. In Iowa, Dr. Jungman maintained his first successful dental practice before moving south to Florida and joining the practice in 1987.

    Dr. Jungman values continuing education and has received his fellowship from the Academy of General Dentistry. Additionally, he has served as president of the Manatee Dental Society and a board member for more than 20 years. Dr. Jungman is also a fellow at the American College of Dentists.

    Dr. Jungman gives back to the community through his involvement in Bradenton Kiwanis, Give Back a Smile, and Give Kids a Smile. He continues to volunteer with the Bill Galvano One Stop Center, Turning Points, and Remote Area Medical (RAM) in Bradenton.

    List of Professional Affiliations:

     • Academy of General Dentistry
     • Florida Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry
     • American College of Dentists
     • American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry
     • Florida Dental Society of Anesthesiology
     • Florida Dental Association
     • Academy of Osseointegration
     • Manatee Dental Society
     • American Dental Association

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    Thibodeau Dentistry
    5285 Summerlin Rd. #402, Fort Myers, FL 33919 
    39.79 miles near Englewood
    phone

    (239) 936-7077

    Who is Dr. Richard Thibodeau DMD?
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    Dr. Thibodeau graduated from Bishop Verot High School, then went on to earn his Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences and Business Management from the University of South Florida. He earned his Doctor of Dental Medicine Degree from the Arizona School of Dentistry and Oral Health/A.T. Still University. While earning his DDM degree, Dr. Thibodeau earned an award from the Academy of Osseointegration for excellence in implant dentistry.

    Dr. Thibodeau’s dental career started when he moved to Fort Myers. He is committed to providing the best modern dental care to his patients. To achieve this, he stays up-to-date with current dental technology and procedures by attending continuing education courses. Today, Dr. Thibodeau is a member of the Florida Dental Association, Academy of General Dentistry, the American Dental Association, the West Coast of Florida Dental Association, and the City of Palms Study Club.

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    Catlin Dental Group
    4447 Camino Real Way, Fort Myers, FL 33966 
    41.16 miles near Englewood
    phone

    (239) 936-7400

    Who is Dr. Deirdre Campbell Catlin DMD, PA?
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    Dr. Deirdre Campbell Catlin, a Fort Myers dentist, received her bachelor's degree from the University of South Florida in psychology. She received her Doctorate in Dental Medicine from the University of Pittsburgh in 2003.
    Dr. Campbell Catlin is committed to providing the best dentistry possible by utilizing the latest materials and technologies. She attends continuing education courses regularly in order to keep up with the technological advances in the dental profession.

    She is actively involved in the Lee County Dental Society and she was the president of the society from 2010 to 2011. She is currently the chairperson for the Lee County Peer Review Committee, as well as the chair of the Ethics Committee.

    Professional Affiliations:

     • American Dental Association (ADA)
     • Lee County Dental Society
     • FDA
     • West Coast District Dental Association

    With many years of experience as a dentist in Fort Myers, FL, Dr. Deirdre Campbell Catlin is eager to help you achieve your dream smile. At Catlin Dental, we pride ourselves in tearing our patients like our family members, where patients neither wait long for their visit nor are they rushed through their treatment.

    We purposefully have created a spa-like atmosphere, which is perfect for an anxiety-free experience. Patients searching for a female dentist in Fort Myers can now book an online appointment specifically with Dr. Campbell Catlin. We also provide emergency dental services in our bilingual dental practice for our new and existing English and Spanish-speaking patients.

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