Twin Gates Dental Center - Dr. Andre Foote

Happy Father’s Day to all our amazing Dads. We hope you smile from ear to ear 😁 and that your day is filled with love and joy.

We are starting off our Monday morning with gratitude.🙏

Thank you for trusting us with your smiles. We are dedicated to always giving you the best dental care.

Happy Monday!

If you need to book your next appointment call (876) 926-6314. Also visit our website to learn more about all our dental services at drandrefoote.com

Remember to keep your teeth happy and healthy you need to floss.🥲

By flossing everyday your removing unwanted bacteria, plaque and food from between your teeth and this reduces the likelihood of tooth decay and gum disease.

Floss like a boss! 😎

Happy Labour Day. We hope that you will have a safe and productive day.

Happy Happy Happy Birthday to You Michelle!🎉You are a star! Your laugh and smile makes our day brighter. 🥳

Please help us in wishing our superstar Hygienist Michelle a Happy Birthday 🥳 by leaving a Bday wish for her in the comments below.

Before doing anything drastic to your body take a look at your smile. You’ll be surprised what an improved smile can do to your looks and confidence.

Call us today and say “Tell me more about the Six Month Smile”

Ask about our Orthodontic and Restorative services.

Your beautiful smile awaits at Twingates!

Being a mother is learning about
strengths you didn't know you had
and dealing with fears you didn't
know existed.

You never get a second chance to make a great first impression.😁

Get your oral health in order and your smile improved by calling us today for your first consultation.

Call us today- (876) 926-6314
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😁 Show off those pearly whites. 🦷

Call us today for the best dental cleaning. (876) 926-6314

This is a BIG myth!❌

Here’s the FACT- Baby teeth can still get cavities, and if they fall out prematurely it can cause issues with permanent teeth as well as speech development.

If you have concerns about your child’s teeth please give us a call.
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If your answer is yes, then this is a sign of tooth sensitivity which may get worse without proper treatment.

Some people naturally have more sensitive teeth than others due to having thinner enamel. The enamel is the outer layer of the tooth that protects it. In many cases, the tooth’s enamel can be worn down from:

•Brushing your teeth too hard using a hard toothbrush.
•Grinding your teeth at night regularly.
•Easting or drinking acidic foods and beverages.

If your tooth sensitivity is making it difficult to eat, call us today about finding a solution. There are many toothpastes and mouthwashes designed for sensitive teeth available over the counter.

If these aren’t effective, we may recommend prescription toothpaste and mouthwash or provide you with another dental solution.

You should also make an appointment with your Twingates dentist if you experience symptoms of cavities or potential root damage so you can get treatment quickly and prevent complications. These symptoms may include:

•Spontaneous tooth pain that occurs without an obvious cause
•Tooth sensitivity localized to one tooth
•Sharper pain instead of milder pain.
•Staining on the surface of your teeth.
•Pain when biting down or chewing.

Call us today - (876) 926-6314

Reduce the risk of destroying and potentially losing your teeth by practicing proper oral hygiene each day and coming in for your routine dental appointments.

If you think your teeth are at risk call us today, we’d be happy to help!

🤦🏾‍♂️I think she misunderstood what we said.👀

What do you think?😂

To all our beautiful Queens and Kings we hope that you will never that kinda crown... a dental crown.

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We hope you have a cheerful MONDAY filled with smiles.😁

At Twingates we are always in a mode of learning and teaching our staff and the next generation about the new technologies and practices within our industry.

It brings us great joy to play a small part in the growth of young brilliant minds like Raeanna.

Raeanna we wish you all the best in your studies. You are a star! 🤩

Contrary to popular belief, professional dental experts still recommend changing your toothbrush at least three months a year.

There are multiple reasons why it's important to regularly change your toothbrush but today we’ll share the three (3) main reasons.

🦠Bacteria Buildup- After using a toothbrush for a long time, plaque and bacteria can cling to it. They can also transfer their colonies to other objects within the mouth.

🪥Worn Out Bristles- One of the most important factors that you should consider when changing your toothbrush is its worn-out bristles. This can lead to early gum recession and inflammation.

🤧After Sickness - If you are dealing with a cold, flu, or other viral infection, you should change your toothbrush to avoid reinfecting yourself. Viruses and bacteria can remain in your toothbrush bristles, leading to cross-contamination into your family’s toothbrushes or reinfection.

May the new year bring you peace, joy, and happiness presents beautiful smiles. 😁
#2022

We are happy to know that our patients can entry the New Year with a confident Twingates smile.

Get your smile in order for 2022 by calling us to book your next appointment. We reopen on January 3rd, 2022.

See you then! All the best for the NEW YEAR.