We’ve all been there, you snap a photo or look in the mirror and flash that million-dollar smile, only to realize it’s not quite as pearly white as you remembered. Instantly you feel the need to cover your mouth and hide your smile from the world… Fight the urge! Try these simple tricks to get […]
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While visiting the dentist every 6 months for a teeth cleaning may seem like an unnecessary burden, there are actually many health benefits to having regular dental checkups. Here’s what you need to know: PREVENT SERIOUS DENTAL PROBLEMS Regular checkups and cleanings give your dentist the chance to thoroughly examine your teeth and gums, assess
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X-rays are an essential part of modern dental care. Although they are used to diagnose your current oral health, X-rays can also benefit your long-term health by helping your dentist identify potential problems before they become serious. While the process of having X-rays done can sometimes be uncomfortable, they’re necessary for your dentist to get
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Some fast facts on a powerful dental tool. What are lasers? A laser (originally LASER) produces a very narrow, intense beam of light. Today lasers are used in a wide variety of medical and dental procedures. They’ve enabled dentists to treat a variety dental health issues in an easier and less painful way. What are
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Dental caries (tooth decay) is the most common disease in preschool children. ECC (Early Childhood Caries) affects close to ¼ of all American children ages 2-5, and is due to a combination of factors, including bacteria in the mouth, frequency of exposure to foods that promote those bacteria, and susceptible teeth. Some children are predisposed
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Approximately one in 68 of children in the US has been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and many of them are not receiving adequate oral health care. What is ASD? According to the American Psychological Association, autism involves impaired social skills, including the ability to be aware of other people’s feelings and verbal and
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A caring approach along with the latest technology will ensure your visits to our new offices in Pound Ridge are comfortable in every way achievable. We provide state-of-the-art care with minimum discomfort. For each and every appointment you have with me, I will spend time talking to you in my office – reviewing your treatment,
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Maintaining good oral health is just as important in your 60s and 70s as it was in your 20s. The chances of getting a cavity actually increase as you get older. One of the reasons is dry mouth – a common side effect of many prescription medications. We live longer these days, so maintaining good
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Your smile is one of your most precious possessions, but a gap (diastema) between your front teeth can make you feel self-conscious about smiling. If this sounds familiar read on… Emma’s Story “I had braces for about 2 years. When they came off the orthodontist put in built-in retainers on my top and bottom teeth.
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Taking your child to the dentist at a young age (around 6 months when the first tooth erupts, certainly no later than his or her first birthday) is the best way to prevent problems such as tooth decay. Â Below are some commonly asked questions about pediatric dentistry. To learn more please go to American Academy
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