Dental cleanings and examinations are just a part of achieving and maintaining oral health and wellness. Drs. Siegelman and Currier of New York, NY, provide these services for new and current patients. But what exactly is the dental hygienist doing during the dental cleaning? Below are the steps involved in professional cleanings: Your dental hygienist …
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When kids get cavities, we feel for them. When we get cavities as adults, we may worry and wonder why. We get questions like this from patients who brush twice a day as they’ve been taught and still struggle with some degree of tooth decay. Here, we discuss what could be happening and how you …
Dr. Siegelman contributed to an article on Bottom Line Inc. about painful dental cleanings. He discusses different options for addressing pain, as well as steps that can be taken before, during and after your appointment to feel more comfortable and at ease. Read the Article If you are in need of a dental cleaning, but …
How Do I Choose A Toothbrush for My Kids? That’s a great question! Luckily, our hygienist Melissa has some tips that can help. Her recommendation? Electric toothbrushes! Electric toothbrushes have been proven to help kids clean their teeth better than manual toothbrushes. They help kids reach areas, such as back molars and gums, and kids …
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Dental hygiene is critical to general health. When the teeth and gums do not receive adequate care on an ongoing basis, risks for pain and several health concerns arise. Poor oral health has been associated with respiratory disease, osteoporosis, stroke, heart disease, and more. Additionally, a person whose teeth and gums are in poor health …
Few things please us more than knowing our patients are taking steps to protect their dental health. Avoiding problems like gum inflammation and tooth decay is not only vital but also quite easy to do. In our NYC office, we provide the high level of care needed to assist dental-phobic patients with their oral health …
We have all been advised, time and time again, that we need to see the dentist at least twice a year for a cleaning and once a year for a check-up. For the check-up, the dentist observes teeth and gums through special glasses that magnify the view. The X-rays produce images of the teeth and …
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