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Operation Gratitude 2021

October 26, 2021

Filed under: ADC Cares,ADC Cares,ADCCares,Team ADC,Uncategorized — Tags: advanced dental care, best dentist, best dentist near me, candy donation, dentist costa mesa, dentist huntington beach, dentist irvine, dentist near me, dentist newport beach, dentist oc, dentist santa ana, dentistry, dr jeremy jorgenson, emergency dentist, first responders, halloween candy, local dentist, military, operation gratitude, operation gratitude drop off, orange county dentist, ppo dentist, veterans — Dr. Jeremy Jorgenson @ 4:54 am

Our favorite time of year is back and we’re kicking it off with our annual Halloween Candy Give Back for Operation Gratitude!

Bring your extra Halloween candy to our office and we will take it to Operation Gratitude to donate to veterans, active military, and first responders to help bring a smile to their faces.

What can I donate to Operation Gratitude?

Candy (unopened and wrapped)
Toiletries
Snack items
Thank you letters

Where do I drop off my donation?

Advanced Dental Care located at 3033 Bristol St. Ste. 103, Costa Mesa, CA 92626.

When can I drop off my donation?

Donations can be dropped off any time during normal business hours from Monday, October 25th to Friday, November 5th.

Why should I donate my extra Halloween candy?

Not only are you doing something kind for the people that keep us safe, you’re also doing something good for yourself by limiting the amount of candy you and your family might otherwise consume.

But that’s not all. When you donate your candy, toiletries, snacks, or thank you letters for Operation Gratitude, you’ll be entered into a raffle to win:

Oral-B Electric Toothbrush
$100 Visa Gift Card
and more!

Why is Advanced Dental Care hosting a Halloween Candy Give Back?

Operation Gratitude’s Halloween Candy Give Back Program has been connecting communities with their Military, Veteran, and First Responder Heroes each fall since 2007. To read more about Operation Gratitude, visit their website at www.operationgratitude.com.

Who do I contact for more questions?

For any questions on Advanced Dental Care’s Halloween Candy Give Back, you can reach us by one of the following:

Call/Text: (714) 424-9099
Email: info@mycostamesadentist.com
Live Chat: www.mycostamesadentist.com

Thank you for helping us spread joy and smiles!

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Invisalign Smile Makeover

November 17, 2020

Read this article to learn more about this amazing Invisalign makeover!

By Dr. Jeremy B. Jorgenson

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We love Invisalign for more reasons that we can count. It may be because almost all of us here at Advanced Dental Care have undergone the treatment and been amazed by the results or because we have witnessed first hand how many smiles have been transformed by this clear and easy-to-use technology.

This patient chose Dr. Jeremy Jorgenson for her Invisalign makeover, because he is a Gold Plus Invisalign provider with hundreds of hours of training and casework. At the initial consult, the patient discussed her concerns about the look of her smile with Dr. Jorgenson. Not only were there aesthetic concerns, but Dr. Jorgenson also determined she was experiencing both severe crowding and slight overbite which also affect the health of the smile. Our staff performed an iTero digital scan and let the patient know we could correct it all in a little over a year. The patient was ecstatic and wanted to move forward right away.

BEFORE

Before getting stated with the Invisalign treatment, Dr. Jorgenson needed to ensure there would be enough space for the teeth once they were properly aligned. He removed one tooth on each side of the upper arch. Once that tooth removal procedure was completed, the patient was ready to start her trays.

At her first treatment visit, Dr. Jorgenson placed attachments on the teeth to assist with moving the teeth correctly, made sure the initial trays fit properly, and gave instructions on wear. Invisalign trays need to be worn for approximately 22 hours a day and only removed for eating and brushing/flossing to ensure the best results in a timely manner.

The patient started with 2-week wear, switching to the next set of trays in her prescription every 2 weeks. With great on-track results at each subsequent visit, Dr. Jorgenson switched her to 1-week wear. She also chose to use Propel to speed up the process.

In about 15 months, she was finished with treatment and now has an absolutely gorgeous, straight smile she can be proud of! We are so thankful to have been a part of her Invisalign journey.

After

Schedule your FREE Invisalign consultation and iTero digital scan today! Call or text us at (714) 424-9099 or click on the “Book Appointment Now” on the top right corner of this page.

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Advanced Dental Care is located a 3033 Bristol St. Ste. AA, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Contact one of our friendly and knowledgeable team members today!

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Operation Gratitude & Advanced Dental Care

October 26, 2017

Operation Gratitude – Halloween Candy Buy Back

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Operation Gratitude - Halloween Candy - Buy - Earn Cash - Win - Oral B - Electric Toothbrush - Best Dentist Costa Mesa - Saturday Dentist - Dentist Open Now - Emergency Dental - PPO Dentist Operation Gratitude and Advanced Dental Care have done it again! It’s our third annual Operation Gratitude Halloween Candy Buy Back and this year we’ve upped the ante! Not only are paying $1/lb of extra Halloween candy donated to Operation Gratitude to send to our troops overseas, but the donor who brings the most candy will also win an Oral-B Electric Toothbrush Gift Bag!

Operation Gratitude is a non-profit organization based out of Chatsworth, CA. This amazing organization gathers much desired food, toiletry, entertainment, and personal items to send care packages to our troops overseas. Often times, soldiers receive letters, cards, video messages to show our love and support while they serve our country away from their families and friends and comforts of home.

Help show our troops some love and save yourself from sugar and tooth decay! ; ) Bring your extra Halloween candy to Advanced Dental Care 3033 Bristol St. Ste. AA, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Please see reminders and drop off times below.

October 23rd and November 14th

Mondays 9:00am – 7:00 pm
Tuesdays 9:00am – 5:00 pm
Wednesdays 8:00am – 5:00pm
Thursdays 9:00am – 7:00pm
Fridays 9:00am – 5:00pm

Saturdays and Sundays – Call or email to check our schedule! (714) 424-9099

On November 14th, we’re driving all of your Halloween candy and other donations to the Operation Gratitude warehouse in Chatsworth. The Operation Gratitude volunteers will then package your donations into care packages for the troops!

Reminders:

Candy must be unopened.
Personal items must be unused.
Cards and letters to the troops welcomed and encouraged!

For any additional questions, please contact one of our friendly staff members 24/7 at (714) 424-9099, by email, or live chat!

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Cosmetic Bonding and Dental Fillings

May 12, 2017

Cosmetic Bonding or Fillings – which is the right fix for you?

Cosmetic dentistry can be used to quickly and easily fix imperfections in your smile. Cosmetic bonding and dental fillings can be great options to repair a chipped tooth or alter the size and shape of a tooth in just one visit! And you’re in great hands at Advanced Dental Care.. Dr. Jeremy Jorgenson is not only the best dentist in Costa Mesa, but an artist when it comes to restoring teeth with cosmetic bonding or dental fillings!

Cosmetic Bonding

cosmetic bonding - tooth fillings - white fillings - composite - cosmetic dentistry - cosmetic dentist - costa mesa - newport beach - irvine - oc Cosmetic bonding is a procedure that uses a composite resin or a dense, formable plastic that looks and feels just like the enamel on your tooth. The composite material can be used to fill in chips or to add length or width to a tooth to achieve the size and shape you desire. With a skilled dentist like Dr. Jeremy Jorgenson, you can achieve the look you want in just one visit. Dr. Jorgenson will review the bonding process and collaborate with you to determine the size, shape, and color you desire. Then he will directly apply the composite material to your tooth and use a curing light to harden the material. Voila! You have a beautiful, strong, healthy smile!

Check out our patient Courtney’s 10 minute bonding transformation!

Dental Fillings

Dental fillings are used when the tooth is decayed or fractured requiring both a clinical and cosmetic fix. Dr. Jorgenson uses the same composite resin used in dental bonding, but also removes any decay from the tooth ensuring the tooth is healthy and prepped for the bonding. Both the indirect and direct bonding techniques are actually comprised of several procedures.

Prepping the Tooth: may be necessary to trim away any decayed or sharp surfaces
Etching: acidic solution applied to make a better surface for the bonding material to adhere to
Applying the Bonding Agent: the glue that holds the composite to the tooth
Applying the Composite
1. Direct Bonding: the composite is placed directly on the tooth in layers
2. Indirect Bonding: the composite is formed outside of the mouth and then applied to the tooth
Curing: a blue light that causes the composite and bonding agent to harden together
Shaping and Polishing to Perfection!

Each step is necessary to ensure that your bonding restoration is the perfect size, shape, smoothness, and color to achieve the best function, health, and aesthetic of the tooth!

To schedule your free consultation with the best dentist in Costa Mesa, Dr. Jeremy Jorgenson, you can call or text us at (714) 424-9099 or book right on our website at www.mycostamesadentist.com!

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What is your tooth pain telling you?

March 16, 2017

Filed under: Dental Conditions,Dental Health,Patient Care,Uncategorized — Tags: aetna, aetna dental, anthem blue, bcbs, best dentist oc, cavities, cavity, chipped tooth, costa mesa dentist, cracked tooth, delta dental, dental crowns, dentist near me, dentist open now, emergency dentist, fluoride, fractured tooth, guardian, gum recession, humana, laser bacterial reduction, laser dentistry, metlife, no insurance, ppo dentist, principal, root canal, saturday dentist, scaling and root planing, sharp tooth pain, SRP, throbbing pain, tmj, tooth pain, tooth pain relief — Dr. Jeremy Jorgenson @ 2:53 pm

By Dr. Jeremy Jorgenson

Tooth Pain can be a PAIN, but there is a reason why our bodies try to notify us that something is wrong. Tooth pain can be an indication of infection, irritation, injury, or decay. It can be lingering, persistent, sharp, dull, off and on, but just altogether awful!

When you experience tooth pain, it is best to get a professional opinion to ensure that you address dental issues immediately. Waiting for tooth pain to go away on its own will undoubtedly lead to a more complex, and sometimes more costly, treatment later.

Anatomy of a Tooth

To explain tooth pain, you should first know more about how a tooth is structured. infected-inflamed-pulp-tissue

The tooth is composed of layers. The outermost layer, the enamel, is the hardest layer and the first defense in protecting the inner pulp or root from decay and infection.

A variety of factors including poor oral hygiene habits, lack of regular dental exams, diet, genetics, etc., all play a role in slowly eroding the protective enamel later. As the enamel erodes, the softer, more sensitive layers inside the tooth become exposed. Some patients experience pain with little to no enamel erosion and others don’t feel anything until the decay or infection has reached all the way down to the pulp or root.

This is why regular dental visits are so important. Your dentist can inform you about decay or infection before it reaches the point of severe pain, or worse, more invasive, costly dental procedures that are required to try to save your tooth. The worst outcome, of course, is loss of the tooth completely.
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Treating Your Periodontal Disease

February 8, 2017

You’ve just found out you have Periodontal Disease. Now What?

Don’t worry! The most important thing is knowing about your condition and having a knowledgeable and experienced dental team to get your gums back to optimal health! The Advanced Dental Care team in Costa Mesa, CA has the solutions for you!

Periodontal Disease is an active bacterial infection of the gum tissue in our mouth. Once bacteria has burrowed in between our gum tissue and teeth it begins to flourish. This bacteria inflames our gums and eats away at the bone holding our teeth in place. No good! Left untreated, periodontal disease can lead to more systemic inflammation, infections, and eventual tooth loss. At Advanced Dental Care, we provide same day diagnosis and treatment of Periodontal Disease. This may include a combination of Scaling and Root Planing (SRP), Laser Bacterial Reduction (LBR), and Oral Irrigation.

Misty Rey RDH Dr. Jeremy Jorgenson Best Dentist in Orange County Advanced Dental Care Costa Mesa You may have not heard of Scaling and Root Planing (SRP), sometimes called a “deep cleaning”. You are not alone! RDH Misty Rey answers all of your questions about Scaling and Root Planing. (more…)

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The Importance of Periodontal Probing and Charting

February 1, 2017

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Periodontal Probing and Charting

You may have heard your dental hygienist calling out numbers during your last cleaning appointment.. “2-3-2” “4-3-3” “5-6-4”. If your dental hygienist didn’t explain the procedure to you, this is called Periodontal Probing and Charting or Periodontal Measurements. Periodontal Probing and Charting is one of the hygienist’s most important tools for determining the condition of your gums, what type of cleaning you need, and measuring the success of the treatment on subsequent appointments. (more…)

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