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Healing and Recovery After Bone Grafting: What to Expect
Aug. 15 2024
Bone grafting is often required to restore bone density and prepare the jaw for dental implants. At the practice of Dean Glasser, DDS, a professor at Columbia University Dental School, and Renee Glasser, DDS, we understand that this may sound intimidating. However, with the right knowledge and guidance, you can feel confident and well-prepared. Understanding the healing... read more
CPAP vs. Oral Appliance Therapy for Sleep Apnea: Which Is Right for You?
Jul. 15 2024
Sleep apnea is a common problem that affects many people. You might have heard about CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) and oral appliance therapy for sleep apnea treatment options. Both methods can help, but they work differently. Let’s explore these options to help you decide which might be right for you. What Is CPAP Therapy? CPAP therapy... read more
5 Common Myths About Porcelain Veneers Debunked
Jun. 15 2024
Porcelain veneers have become increasingly popular in the world of cosmetic dentistry. However, myths and misconceptions about them have also become more common. Let’s debunk some of the most frequently spread myths surrounding porcelain veneers to help you make informed decisions about your dental health. Myth 1: Porcelain Veneers Look Fake Contrary to popular belief, modern porcelain veneers... read more
Are You a Candidate for Dental Implants? Factors to Consider
May. 15 2024
Modern dentistry has been revolutionized by dental implants. They provide a long-term fix for lost teeth that meets both practical and cosmetic needs. But are you a suitable dental implant candidate? Learn more about the factors in this process to help you determine if dental implants are the right choice for you. When Do You Need... read more
What Method of Teeth Whitening Is Best for Me?
Apr. 15 2024
Everyone wants a beautiful smile, and a variety of methods are available to reach this goal. Teeth whitening is one of the most common cosmetic dental procedures, so you need to know which treatment is best for you. One of the most important factors in making this decision is the cause of staining, which can include aging,... read more
What Does Full Mouth Reconstruction Entail?
Mar. 15 2024
A full mouth reconstruction is transforming your mouth through a series of procedures. Unlike a smile makeover, this isn't purely done for cosmetic reasons. Because everyone's teeth, jaws, and gums differ, the actual phases will vary based on the patient's health history and preferences. Of course, if you're just looking for the basics of the service, we'll... read more
Here’s How Porcelain Veneers Can Brighten Your Smile
Feb. 15 2024
If your teeth are stained, chipped, cracked, or otherwise not in optimal condition, porcelain veneers may be able to help. Many people are able to restore their smile to mint condition with veneers. It’s wise to speak with a dentist about your treatment options. For now, let’s take a closer look at porcelain veneers and the many... read more
How Long Is Root Canal Recovery?
Jan. 15 2024
As the holiday season approaches, you'll be feasting on the goodies that put your teeth to the test. Each year, dentists perform more than 15 million root canals. There is a lot of misinformation about root canals that makes them seem scary. For instance, how long is root canal recovery? The more you know about getting a root... read more
How to Choose a Good Dentist
Dec. 15 2023
Your oral health is an essential part of your overall well-being. Just like you need a primary care physician you can trust, you also need a reliable dentist to oversee your dental care at every stage of life. From their credentials to the types of dentistry they perform, here are a few points to keep in... read more
SureSmile® vs. Invisalign® Aligners
Nov. 15 2023
If you have gaps or spaces between your teeth that you want to correct, braces and Invisalign® aren’t the only options. As 3D technology advances, patients are able to access more teeth straightening options, including SureSmile® aligners. These aligners work similarly to Invisalign, but they have a key difference in how they are made. Both rely... read more