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Dr. Blake G Shreeve D.M.D.

Dentist

2500 S Power Rd Suite 131 Mesa AZ, 85209

About

Dr. Blake Shreeve is a Dentist practicing in Mesa, AZ. Dr. Shreeve specializes in preventing, diagnosing, and treating diseases and conditions associated with the mouth and overall dental health. Dentists are trained to carry out such treatment as professional cleaning, restorative, prosthodontic, and endodontic procedures, and performing examinations, among many others. Dr. Blake Shreeve was born and raised in Utah. He attended Weber State University and graduated with Bachelor’s Degrees in Chemistry and Psychology. Finding a passion for dentistry, he attended Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine. While there he received an honor in Dental Practice Administration by the American Academy of Dental Practice Administration, as well as the Dental Entrepreneur Award by the Pavicic Brother's Foundation. Dr. Shreeve knows the importance of continuing education in dentistry and strives to stay up to date on the latest advancements and treatments. He is currently a member of the American Dental Association, Arizona Dental Association, and various dental study clubs. Dr. Shreeve and his wife Kaleena have five lovely children. As a family they enjoy spending time with each other, swimming, traveling, and playing games together.

Education and Training

Case Western Reserve School of Dental Medicine DMD 2008

Weber State University BS - Chemistry 2003

Provider Details

Male English, Spanish
Dr. Blake G Shreeve D.M.D.
Dr. Blake G Shreeve D.M.D.'s Expert Contributions
  • Very swollen and red gums after routine dental cleaning

    I am sorry to hear your gums are so sore after your cleaning. Why your gums are so inflamed and sore is a difficult question to answer without knowing your exact situation. However, I will give a few possibilities as to why this may be happening to you: - The type of cleaning may have changed. There are various types of cleanings that vary on the depth of treatment around the tooth root. A routine or basic cleaning, usually called a prophylactic cleaning is most common and usually involves minimal invasiveness in the gums. There are also more involved cleanings such a full mouth debridement, or scaling and root planing which is appropriate in the presence of periodontal disease and tends to be much more invasive with a greater chance of inflammation and soreness. - More time may have passed between the standard 6 month hygiene appointment. This would potentially allow for increased plaque buildup around the teeth and gums with subsequent greater swelling. - Medication, diet, or health changes may have occurred. Many medications increase the chance of gum swelling. Health concerns such as diabetes also play a strong factor in overall gum health and recovery ability. - Different hygienist than you normally see. Dental professionals are just like everybody else. We all have different personalities, abilities, and skill levels to perform certain tasks. Some hygienists are more skilled than others, and you may have encountered a hygienist who was not as delicate at her cleaning as you have experienced in the past. Regardless of the cause, I would recommend you contact your dentist to address this issue. The dentist will likely recommend some anti-inflammatory medication, warm saltwater rinse, and/or some sensitivity toothpaste if you have increased sensitivity in the teeth. READ MORE

  • What is a dry socket?

    First off, I'm sorry to hear about your friend. Dry sockets can be quite painful. Thankfully, they are easily treated. When a tooth is extracted, a hole is left in the bone where the tooth once was. This hole usually fills up with blood, which then clots together forming a kind of cover and protection to the empty tooth socket, while the area heals. A dry socket occurs when that protective clot has been dislodged or lost, and the tooth socket becomes exposed to air and everything else. This can be quite uncomfortable, or even painful, but is not usually dangerous. Treatment normally consists of the dentist placing a small gauze material that has been coated with a special dry socket paste in the exposed socket. It is relatively painless (no anesthetic needed), and gives almost immediate relief. Thanks for your question, Blake Shreeve DMD READ MORE

Areas of expertise and specialization

ImplantsCrownsBridgesRoot CanalsEmergency DentistryCosmetic DentistrySleep ApneaDenturesCleanings and ExamsPeriodontal TreatmentTooth Colored Fillings

Awards

  • Top Dentist 2017 The International Association of Dentists 
  • Patient's Choice Award 2016 Opencare 
  • Dental Practice Excellence 2008 American Academy of Dental Practitioners 
  • Dental Entrepreneur Award 2008 Pavicic Foundation 

Professional Memberships

  • American Dental Association  
  • Arizona Dental Association  
  • Central Arizona Dental Association  
  • American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine  
  • American Academy of Craniofacial Pain  
  • Gilbert Arizona Chamber of Commerce  
  • East Valley Dental Partners Study Club  

Dr. Blake G Shreeve D.M.D.'s Practice location

Blake Shreeve

2500 S Power Rd Suite 131 -
Mesa, AZ 85209
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Fax: 480-924-5573

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