At the Periodontal Health Center we strive to stay on the cutting edge of technology. Our newest addition to the practice is Digital Radiographs or x-rays. According to the American Dental Association, this form of x-ray provides less radiation to the patient when compared to conventional film x-rays. Due to computer technology, we can also …
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We are happy to announce that Dr. Stilley has met all of the requirements necessary to be granted the status of Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology. She is the 13th periodontist to be granted this honor across Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, and Hernando counties. She is also the first periodontist to be Board certified …
We are happy to announce the addition of IV conscious sedation to our New Port Richey office. IV sedation allows a relaxed state that can be better controlled through the use of medications introduced through an intravenous catheter. Patients’ blood pressure, ECG rhythms, and pulse oximetry are closely monitored, but the ability to breathe on …
Dr. Jessica Stilley joined the Periodontal Health Center team in June 2008, and has been enjoying meeting the area’s referring dentists, as well as their patients. Although she misses her colleagues in Columbus, she still feels like there is nothing better than being back in her home state. She loves Gator football and is looking …
Our practice specializes in the treatment of gum disease including cosmetic procedures to aesthetically enhance your smile and dental implants that can replace missing teeth. We also diagnose and treat oral pathology.Although no one really likes to go to the doctor or dentist, we strive to make your visits with us as comfortable and as …
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We are happy to announce the addition of IV conscious sedation to our New Port Richey office. IV sedation allows a relaxed state that can be better controlled through the use of medications introduced through an intravenous catheter. Patients’ blood pressure, ECG rhythms, and pulse oximetry are closely monitored, but the ability to breathe on …
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