Dr. Daisy Coyoca is a dentist in Riverside that specializes in dental care. Sycamore Dental Practice is committed to relieving your pain using the true principles of dentistry. Our Riverside practice is equipped with modern dental equipment and technology. Contact Us today and experience the Sycamore Dental Practice difference! With many years of dental training and education under our belt, our services encompass general and cosmetic dentistry, not to mention oral health exams and ultrasonic cleaning.
We have had stunning success with these procedures and many others. Patients seeking treatment at Sycamore Dental Practice are assured of receiving only the finest quality care, because Dr. Daisy Coyoca and staff have a genuine concern for your oral health. Our dental practice is conveniently located in Riverside. Dentistry encompasses array of services and procedures with a common goal: to help you to preserve your natural teeth, ensure your oral health, and keep you looking and feeling great.
We have had stunning success with these procedures and many others. Patients seeking treatment at Sycamore Dental Practice are assured of receiving only the finest quality care, because Dr. Daisy Coyoca and staff have a genuine concern for your oral health. Our dental practice is conveniently located in Riverside. Dentistry encompasses array of services and procedures with a common goal: to help you to preserve your natural teeth, ensure your oral health, and keep you looking and feeling great.
Services
Every new patient at Sycamore Dental Practice receives a thorough examination and a precise assessment of his or her oral health.
Dr. Daisy Coyoca will discuss your needs, answer your questions, advise you of options, and make recommendations for treatment.
Intra-oral camera, radiographs, study models, and illustrations are used for comparative analysis and discussion of complex treatments plans and cosmetic makeovers.
We can perform even the most difficult cleanings thoroughly and comfortably using ultrasonic instruments.
Dr. Daisy Coyoca will discuss your needs, answer your questions, advise you of options, and make recommendations for treatment.
Intra-oral camera, radiographs, study models, and illustrations are used for comparative analysis and discussion of complex treatments plans and cosmetic makeovers.
We can perform even the most difficult cleanings thoroughly and comfortably using ultrasonic instruments.
Dr. Daisy Coyoca graduated with honors from Cebu Doctors' College of Dentistry in the Philippines.
She became a clinical instructor for the same prestigious school for three years, and taught Oral Histology and Oral Oncology.
Dr. Coyoca participated as a member of Cebu Dental Society until she immigrated here in the United States.
Dr. Daisy Coyoca worked in a group practice for ten years, before opening her own private practice, so she could spend more quality time with her patients.
Her patients love her for her dedication, commitment and honesty towards their dental needs.
She became a clinical instructor for the same prestigious school for three years, and taught Oral Histology and Oral Oncology.
Dr. Coyoca participated as a member of Cebu Dental Society until she immigrated here in the United States.
Dr. Daisy Coyoca worked in a group practice for ten years, before opening her own private practice, so she could spend more quality time with her patients.
Her patients love her for her dedication, commitment and honesty towards their dental needs.
On your first visit to our office you will be welcomed as a member of our family and our receptionist will greet you with a warm smile.
Dr. Daisy Coyoca will then talk with you and ask you some specific questions regarding what conditions dental care may be of benefit to you.
If Dr. Daisy Coyoca can help you, the doctor will let you know.
If Dr. Daisy Coyoca cannot help you, you will be refered to a doctor that will be able to help you the most.
Nothing will be done in our office without your consent.
Dr. Daisy Coyoca will then talk with you and ask you some specific questions regarding what conditions dental care may be of benefit to you.
If Dr. Daisy Coyoca can help you, the doctor will let you know.
If Dr. Daisy Coyoca cannot help you, you will be refered to a doctor that will be able to help you the most.
Nothing will be done in our office without your consent.
Crown: the top part of the tooth, and the only part you can normally see.
The shape of the crown determines the tooth's function.
For example, front teeth are sharp and chisel-shaped for cutting, while molars have flat surfaces for grinding.
Gumline: where the tooth and the gums meet.
Without proper brushing and flossing, plaque and tartar can build up at the gumline, leading to gingivitis and gum disease.
Enamel: the outermost layer of the tooth.
Enamel is the hardest, most mineralized tissue in the body - yet it can be damaged by decay if teeth are not cared for properly.
The shape of the crown determines the tooth's function.
For example, front teeth are sharp and chisel-shaped for cutting, while molars have flat surfaces for grinding.
Gumline: where the tooth and the gums meet.
Without proper brushing and flossing, plaque and tartar can build up at the gumline, leading to gingivitis and gum disease.
Enamel: the outermost layer of the tooth.
Enamel is the hardest, most mineralized tissue in the body - yet it can be damaged by decay if teeth are not cared for properly.
Tooth decay is heavily influenced by lifestyle - what we eat, how well we take care of our teeth, the presence of fluoride in our water and toothpaste.
Heredity also plays a role in how susceptible your teeth may be to decay.
While cavities are generally more common among children, adults are also at risk.
Coronal cavities - the most common type occurring in both children and adults, coronal cavities usually are located on chewing surfaces or between the teeth.
This is because these areas may have a tendency to accumulate plaque, which can ultimately lead to decay.
Heredity also plays a role in how susceptible your teeth may be to decay.
While cavities are generally more common among children, adults are also at risk.
Coronal cavities - the most common type occurring in both children and adults, coronal cavities usually are located on chewing surfaces or between the teeth.
This is because these areas may have a tendency to accumulate plaque, which can ultimately lead to decay.
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