Dental Health

Compassionate Dental Care for Patients with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome

How Our Patient-Centered Philosophy Supports Complex Needs For individuals living with Ehlers–Danlos syndrome (EDS), dental visits can be especially challenging. Chronic pain, joint instability, tissue fragility, and sensory sensitivities can make even routine procedures feel overwhelming or unsafe. At our NYC dental office, our treatment philosophy is rooted in compassion, customization, and trust-building, making us […]

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How Sedation Dentistry Can Help Patients Who Fear Needles

For many people with dental anxiety, fear of needles is one of the most significant barriers to seeking care. This type of fear (known as trypanophobia) can be so intense that even the idea of receiving a numbing injection or sedation can trigger panic. At his practice in New York City, Dr. Louis Siegelman and his experienced team specialize

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The Science Behind Dental Phobia: What the Brain Does During Fear

If going to the dentist fills you with anxiety, you’re not alone, and you’re not imagining it. Dental phobia is a real condition rooted in your brain’s response to perceived danger. Dr. Louis Siegelman is a board-certified dentist anesthesiologist specializing in helping patients who struggle with fear, anxiety, and even panic when it comes to dental care. Understanding what

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Common Causes of Persistent Cavities

Dealing with persistent cavities can be a frustrating experience, especially when you brush and floss regularly. Sometimes the best way to prevent cavities from forming is to understand what causes them in the first place. How Do Cavities Form? Cavities are holes that form on the hard surfaces of your teeth. Here’s a breakdown of the

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Neurodiversity & Dental Care

Dental care is an essential part of maintaining good health. However, visiting the dentist can be an overwhelming experience for many people, especially those who are neurodiverse. Neurodiversity is the natural variation in human brain function and development, which includes conditions such as autism, ADHD, and dyslexia, among others. At our dental office, we recognize

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Is it Safe to See the Dentist During the COVID Pandemic?

We’ve faced some harrowing months in our city, but our resilience is seeing us through. Since early Spring, we’ve seen cities close, open, and close again. The uncertainty has led many people to question the safety of seeing their dentist for regularly-scheduled appointments. Even now that medical and dental care facilities are resuming non-urgent services,

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World Autism Awareness Day

It’s World Autism Awareness Day; an opportunity to encourage the understanding and acceptance of autism. Going to the dentist can be a challenge for a lot of people, especially people with autism. When it comes to dentistry and autism, the most important tip is to find an understanding dentist. The dental environment can be a

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The Procrastination of Dental Care

Dental anxiety and dental fear often cause people to procrastinate with scheduling their dental appointments. We understand that challenge and help people every day overcome their aversion to dental care. In our NYC office, patients receive care from a dentist who understands the struggle with avoiding dental care. Our dentists offer efficient, modern dentistry in

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