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Bruno Sharp
Prosthodontist | Prosthodontics
Welcome to Sharp Dentistry & Associates, an aesthetic dentistry office led by Bruno Sharp, CD, DDS, MS, in Miami, Florida. Dr. Bruno Sharp is a leader in prosthodontics and cosmetic dentistry in the Miami area. His practice is known for its excellence in tooth replacement and restoration and is heralded as the "the plastic surgeons of dentistry." Dr. Bruno Sharp's comprehensive team features every type of dental provider, including prosthodontists, dental veneers, dental implants, a maxillofacial prosthodontist, periodontist, endodontist, general dentists, an oral surgeon, and a full hygienist department. Sharp Dentistry & Associates has a long history of success -- the first Sharp Dentistry office opened in 1906 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, founded by Dr. Sharp's great-great-great-grandfather. In 1999, Dr. Bruno Sharp opened his office in the United States. Today, Sharp Dentistry & Associates offers advanced treatments in all areas of cosmetic dentistry and prosthodontics, including but not limited to oral rehabilitation, dental implants, teeth whitening, Invisalign®, dental veneers, and periodontal treatment. The practice also offers general dentistry services. Dr. Bruno Sharp and his team are committed to your whole family's oral health. To experience the excellence that has sustained four successful generations of dentistry, book your appointment with the practice online or over the phone today.
Bruno Sharp
- Miami, Florida
- Accepting new patients
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Do you get a gum graft during implant surgery?
A gum graft is not always necessary but may be required if there is insufficient gum tissue to support the implant. A graft helps enhance aesthetics, stability, and longevity of READ MORE
A gum graft is not always necessary but may be required if there is insufficient gum tissue to support the implant. A graft helps enhance aesthetics, stability, and longevity of the implant.
What drinks to avoid with Invisalign?
Avoid drinks that can stain or damage your aligners, such as: • Coffee, tea, red wine – Can cause staining. • Sugary or acidic drinks (soda, juice, sports drinks) – Can lead to READ MORE
Avoid drinks that can stain or damage your aligners, such as:
• Coffee, tea, red wine – Can cause staining.
• Sugary or acidic drinks (soda, juice, sports drinks) – Can lead to cavities.
• Hot beverages – May warp the plastic aligners.
Always remove your aligners before drinking anything other than water.
• Coffee, tea, red wine – Can cause staining.
• Sugary or acidic drinks (soda, juice, sports drinks) – Can lead to cavities.
• Hot beverages – May warp the plastic aligners.
Always remove your aligners before drinking anything other than water.
Why do you get antibiotics after a dental implant?
Antibiotics are prescribed after a dental implant to prevent infection at the surgical site. The mouth naturally contains bacteria, and during implant placement, the gum is opened, READ MORE
Antibiotics are prescribed after a dental implant to prevent infection at the surgical site. The mouth naturally contains bacteria, and during implant placement, the gum is opened, increasing the risk of infection. Antibiotics help ensure successful healing and implant integration.
Do you need back teeth for a partial denture?
No, back teeth are not always necessary for a partial denture. The design depends on the number and location of missing teeth. If your back teeth are missing, the denture can be READ MORE
No, back teeth are not always necessary for a partial denture. The design depends on the number and location of missing teeth. If your back teeth are missing, the denture can be designed to rely on the remaining front teeth for support. However, implant-supported partials may be recommended for better stability and function.
Which material is the strongest for dentures?
The strongest material for dentures is zirconia or acrylic-based hybrid dentures. • Zirconia dentures – Extremely durable and resistant to fractures. Ideal for full-arch solutions. • READ MORE
The strongest material for dentures is zirconia or acrylic-based hybrid dentures.
• Zirconia dentures – Extremely durable and resistant to fractures. Ideal for full-arch solutions.
• Acrylic with metal framework – Strong and lightweight, commonly used for partial dentures.
• Porcelain dentures – Offer a natural look but are more prone to chipping.
• Zirconia dentures – Extremely durable and resistant to fractures. Ideal for full-arch solutions.
• Acrylic with metal framework – Strong and lightweight, commonly used for partial dentures.
• Porcelain dentures – Offer a natural look but are more prone to chipping.
Can I drink hot drinks after a root canal?
After a root canal, it’s best to wait until the anesthesia wears off before drinking hot beverages. Since your mouth may still be numb, you risk burning yourself without realizing READ MORE
After a root canal, it’s best to wait until the anesthesia wears off before drinking hot beverages. Since your mouth may still be numb, you risk burning yourself without realizing it. Once the numbness fades, you can drink hot drinks, but it’s advisable to avoid very hot temperatures, as the treated tooth and surrounding area may be sensitive.
At Sharp Dentistry & Associates, we recommend sticking to lukewarm or room-temperature drinks for the first day or two to minimize discomfort. If you experience any lingering sensitivity, try sipping through a straw or letting your drink cool slightly before consuming it. If you have any concerns after your procedure, don’t hesitate to contact us for personalized advice.
At Sharp Dentistry & Associates, we recommend sticking to lukewarm or room-temperature drinks for the first day or two to minimize discomfort. If you experience any lingering sensitivity, try sipping through a straw or letting your drink cool slightly before consuming it. If you have any concerns after your procedure, don’t hesitate to contact us for personalized advice.
