Dental Health

Halloween is just around the corner and it’s impossible to avoid sweet treats this time of year. All that trick-or-treat candy can damage your teeth so here are some tips for a healthier Halloween. First, let’s understand the effects of sugar on the teeth. It’s not the sugar that directly causes cavities. What happens is […]

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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

In today’s world aging adults’ are holding on to their teeth much longer than ever before in the history of the human race. We have come a long way in a short amount of time, thankfully. The progress that has been made through formalizing dentistry as a professional practice means that we all have the

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

Sugary drinks are bad news for teeth and are linked not only to weight gain, but also to poor diets, poor health and tooth decay in children. Sugar is a known cause of cavities, providing “food” for bacteria that promote tooth decay. Moreover, the acidity in carbonated drinks exacerbates the problem, as it can cause erosion

Having a bright, white smile can make you look younger and more attractive and it can make you feel more confident. If you’d like to get a whiter smile, the following steps can help. 1. Improve Your Oral Hygiene Routine The first step to getting whiter teeth is keeping them clean and healthy. Reevaluate your

Clean eating is very trendy these days, but it’s actually been around for generations. Simple raw vegetables like cucumbers or celery require a lot of munching that produces bacteria-buffering saliva that protects your teeth and gums. As well, any naturally fibrous food can help remove plaque and massage your gums. Celery has an additional bonus;

For years we’ve been told that sugary drinks and sodas are bad for our teeth, which led us to believe that fruit juices were a healthier alternative. We are now learning that frequent consumption of fruit juices can have harmful effects on our teeth. Even though fruit juices are an excellent source of antioxidants and