Thank you for your patience while we try to accommodate as many patients as possible considering the long office closure and new protocols as required by New York State.
To learn a little more about what you can expect during your next dental appointment, or to see if you should proceed with you...
I hope this note finds you and your family in good health. Our community has been through a lot over the last few months, and all of us are looking forward to resuming our normal habits and routines. While many things have changed, one thing has remained the same: our commitment to your safety. As p...
Dear Patients:
Our top priority is the health and well-being of our patients, families, staff, and community. To that end, the practice is currently closed, in accordance with guidance provided by the American Dental Association. Subsequently, the Governor of New York stated through Executi...
A recent study demonstrated the increasing likelihood connections between gum disease and hypertension. The New York Times summarizes the results here. ...
Ever wonder what you can do to prevent red wine stains on teeth? Try cleaning them before you pick up the glass!
New York Magazine: Red Wine Stains on Teeth...
A recent study has indicated that treating periodontal disease in patients with diabetes may improve the diabetes condition. Yet another link between diabetes and gum disease.
Reuters: Diabetes and Gum Disease...
Acidic beverages can cause great damage to the enamel of the teeth. Lemon and other citrus flavors are very acidic. Here are some tips, such as having these beverages at the same time as a meal, to avoiding potential difficulties.
"The Downside to Drinking Flavored Water"...
Reader's Digest lists a few systemic conditions that may manifest in oral health issues. Regular dental check-ups can help stay on top of things.
Dental Problems Revealed in the Mouth...
Continuing the discussion on older adults, the NY Times recently described the unique challenges, the importance of preventive care, and the efforts being made to help this population by local communities.
NY Times Older Adults...
US News and World Report discusses the importance of oral health for older adults. Since Medicare does not cover most dental care, preventive treatments such as additional cleanings and fluoride can make a big difference to maintaining a smile and healthy diet later in life. This article discusses ...