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Dr. Richard Louis Raimondo D.D.S.

Dentist | General Practice

5/5(1)
12521 Nacogdoches 103 San Antonio TX, 78217
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About

After more than 40 years serving the San Antonio, Schertz-Cibolo, and Universal City, TX communities, Dr. Raimondo and our team have learned that the best way we can treat our patients is to simply follow the Golden Rule. It is the aim of our office to provide quality dentistry that we would want for ourselves. We will strive to treat you and your family, as we ourselves would like to be treated. This philosophy begins when you first call for an appointment and continues until you have completed your needed treatment. Three generations of San Antonio families have trusted Dr. Raimondo and our team to put their needs first, and so can you. When you become a patient in our office, you become a part of our dental family.

Education and Training

University of Texas Dental Branch at Houston DDS 1972

Provider Details

Male English, Spanish
Dr. Richard Louis Raimondo D.D.S.
Dr. Richard Louis Raimondo D.D.S.'s Expert Contributions
  • How can I manage my child’s dental health yet allow him to eat sweets?

    There are two keys to allowing your child to enjoy sweets and still not get cavities: 1. Twice daily very good tooth-brushing and flossing is essential. Most 4-year-olds cannot be expected to do a very good job of brushing and flossing; therefore, parents must help. A minimum of two full minutes of good brushing followed by flossing at least once/day is the first key. 2. Limit sweets/candy/sugared drinks to mealtimes only. It usually is not the amount of sweets the child eats that causes cavities. It is the frequency. At meals, there is usually something with sugar already. Adding a piece of candy is not going to make things worse. Rinsing with water after a meal that contains sugar will help also. If this is too much work, be ready for some dental bills. READ MORE

  • Does clove oil really work in easing tooth pain?

    Sometimes. READ MORE

  • Is bleeding of gums dangerous for a diabetic patient?

    Bleeding gums is a sign of something serious - gum disease (periodontal disease, periodontitis). Bleeding gums can also be a sign of leukemia - but unlikely. Bleeding gums and diabetes are related. Gum disease is usually worse in diabetics and gum disease can make diabetes worse. You should start be seeing a dentist for a diagnosis of your problem. READ MORE

  • What does bone loss in the teeth mean?

    To answer specifically, since there is no bone in the teeth, you cannot have bone loss in the teeth. You can, however, have bone loss around the teeth. This is called periodontitis and is made worse if you are diabetic. With periodontitis, if you lose enough bone, you lose your teeth. In most cases you can control the periodontitis with excellent daily brushing and flossing. You may be a candidate for further gum treatments by a dentist or periodontist. Except for certain instances where bone grafting is appropriate, once the bone is lost, it cannot be regained. READ MORE

  • Can effects from TMJ ever be reversed?

    Not necessarily. It depends on how much damage has occurred to the jaw joint (TMJ) itself. Sometimes through the use of a night guard, you can "rest" the joint and muscles and let it recover. Other times, after a proper diagnosis of the problem, physical therapy, ultrasound treatments, or rarely surgery can be helpful. READ MORE

  • Pain after a filling?

    Go back to see the dentist that placed the filling. Please note: message attached READ MORE

  • What can I eat or avoid eating to reduce plaque?

    1. You cannot eat anything to reduce plaque. 2. Anything that has sugar will feed the bacteria that are part of plaque. If you are brushing twice a day and flossing once a day and you still have a good amount of plaque, you are not being very effective. However, many people confuse "plaque", "calculus", "tartar". Calculus and tartar are the same thing - "calcified plaque" - a hard deposit on the teeth that cannot be removed by brushing and flossing, but can be prevented by effective brushing and flossing. Plaque is mostly a soft bacterial accumulation that can be removed with effective brushing and flossing. Calculus is removed by the dental hygienist to help prevent gum disease. READ MORE

  • Very swollen and red gums after routine dental cleaning

    You may have an infection. Go back to see the dentist that did the cleaning or give us a call for an examination - 210-653-3452. READ MORE

  • Bloody painful gums, what should I do?

    You probably have a gum infection called periodontitis. Periodontitis is the major cause of tooth loss in adults, so you do need to seek help for proper diagnosis and treatment. If you do not have a dentist already, please give us a call - 210-653-3452. READ MORE

Expert Publications

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Faculty Titles & Positions

  • Associate Clinical Professor University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio 1976 - 2002

Awards

  • Omicron Kappa Upsilon 1972 Univeristy of Texas Dental Branch at Houston 

Professional Memberships

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Areas of research

Polishing Dental Porcelain vs. Glazing Dental Porcelain

Dr. Richard Louis Raimondo D.D.S.'s Practice location

12521 Nacogdoches 103 -
San Antonio, TX 78217
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Dr. Richard Louis Raimondo D.D.S. has a rating of 5 out of 5 stars based on the reviews from 1 patient. FindaTopDoc has aggregated the experiences from real patients to help give you more insights and information on how to choose the best Dentist in your area. These reviews do not reflect a providers level of clinical care, but are a compilation of quality indicators such as bedside manner, wait time, staff friendliness, ease of appointment, and knowledge of conditions and treatments.
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