Dr. Saili Ruiz, DMD
Dentist
7618 NW 186th St Hialeah Florida, 33015About
With over 40 years of experience in her field, Dr. Saili Ruiz, DMD is a general and cosmetic dentist currently serving patients at Smile Dental Group located in Florida. To begin her career, Dr. Ruiz received her Doctor of Dental Medicine Degree in 2000 from the Universidad Autonoma de Santo Domingo. From there, she graduated with a second Doctor of Dental Medicine Degree from Nova Southeastern University. In order to remain up to date with the latest medical advancements within her field, Dr. Ruiz remains a professional member of the Florida Dental Association, the American Dental Association, the Hispanic Dental Association, and the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society. To ensure her patients receive the best care, Dr. Ruiz holds expertise in several areas in dentistry, especially conscious sedation and aesthetic dentistry.
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Should I go to the dentist if my gums are swollen?
Yes! Definitely. Swollen gums is a sign of inflammation, most of the time related to infection. The faster you go to see your doctor, the better prognosis of healing you will have. God bless you. READ MORE
Would anesthesia be used during my root canal?
For a RCT it is best to have it done under local anesthesia so you feel no pain READ MORE
I have had 6 root canals in the past. I need another one now. Why is this?
It will be important to find out your saliva ph level. Another important point will be to evaluate your enamel condition and your dietary habits. Seems like you have a high risk for dental decay, so a risk assessment exam will help. READ MORE
Do I need to have my wisdom teeth removed?
It is important to have a complete exam with a panoramic X-ray to evaluate the condition of your wisdom teeth. Not always are extractions needed. READ MORE
Help! I'm away on vacation and a filling fell out of my tooth.
You can go to a farmacy store and in the dental care section you will find protective restorative materials you can use so food won’t acumulate in the tooth. READ MORE
How do I reduce plaque buildup?
It is important to evaluate what type of toothbrush you are using. Rotatory toothbrushes are best, they do the work for you. Check on yourself how much time you are spending brushing and with what frequency. Also xylitol mints will help to reduce dental plaque formation. Visit your hygienist every 3 months. READ MORE
How to fix cracks in the teeth?
You might be clenching or grinding your teeth. It is necessary to evaluate how much healthy tooth structure is remaining on your teeth to properly find the type of restorative material you need and also it will be best for you to have a night guard done to protect your teeth and your TMJ. READ MORE
What could be the reason for my jaw stiffness?
That sign usually corresponds to a condition called Bruxism. Treatment will be the fabrication of a night guard. Visit a chiropractor physician to have some alignment done in your spine. They also have special devices to treat the muscle and to practice stress reducing techniques like meditation and yoga. READ MORE
Can the yellow stains on my teeth be reversed?
It is important to evaluate the cause of your staining. If it is by extrinsic factors, bleaching could be a solution, but if the cause is intrinsic like enamel malformation due to antibiotics, then a crown or veneers will be the solution. READ MORE
Is it bad that I leave food in between my teeth?
Yes it is. Food must be removed between your teeth to avoid decay between your teeth or gum disease because of bacteria infection. READ MORE
How long would It ideally take to get teeth aligned with the help of braces?
It really depends on the patient's age and amount of tooth movements that’s needed. At least 6 months, but it could take a long time. A consultation with an Ortho specialist is a must. READ MORE
What are the early signs for gum disease?
Bleeding gums for sure. READ MORE
Do cavities ever need to be refilled?
It is possible if the filling restorative material is affected by recurrent decay. READ MORE
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- Florida Dental Association, American Dental Association, Hispanic Dental Association, Alpha Omega Alpha Honor society
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Saili Ruiz received her Doctor of Dental Medicine Degree in 2000 from the Universidad Autonoma de Santo Domingo. Thereafter, she graduated with a second Doctor of Dental Medicine Degree from Nova Southeastern University. Dr. Ruiz remains a distinguished member of the Florida Dental Association, the American Dental Association, the Hispanic Dental Association, and the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor society. She is an established general and cosmetic dentist who has been practicing for over 40 years and is currently serving patients at Smile Dental Group in Hialeah, Florida. General dentistry is uniquely oriented toward the prevention of disease, whereas cosmetic dentistry is generally used to refer to any dental work that improves the appearance (though not necessarily the functionality) of teeth, gums and/or bite. As a general and cosmetic dentist, Dr. Ruiz has vast expertise in several areas relating to her line of work, especially conscious sedation and aesthetic dentistry.
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