When you hear the word “BOTOX®,” wrinkle smoothing may be the first thing that comes to mind. However, its uses go well beyond the cosmetic world. Many dental professionals have begun incorporating BOTOX into their practices to address everything from temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders to gummy smiles. Still, confusion and skepticism are common. This post will separate […]
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Does the thought of sitting in a dentist’s chair make your heart race? Plenty of people grapple with dental anxiety, which may lead them to delay or avoid much-needed treatment. What if there was a gentler, quieter way to get dental work done – without the high-pitched whine of a drill or the pressure of traditional tools?
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The National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research reports that tooth decay is one of the world’s most common chronic diseases. Cavities often develop unnoticed, leading to pain, infections, and costly treatments. The good news is that early detection can stop cavities before they cause serious harm. At Implant & General Dentistry of Long Island, Dr. Dean Glasser and
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Now that the new year is here you likely fit into one of two categories: you are already working on your new year’s resolutions, or you still have yet to decide on what you’re going to focus on this year. Whatever category you’re in, there’s one thing for certain: nothing will make your goals more
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Everyone knows that to have a healthy smile, they have to brush regularly and visit Dr. Dean Glasser for frequent cleanings. Brushing both morning and night not only helps to get plaque off of your teeth but it also helps to fight bacteria in your mouth. As something that you have hopefully been doing since
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If your co-worker slips you a mint or if a good-night kiss is but a memory, you may be suffering from bad breath – the very common, embarrassing condition also known as halitosis – and even your best friends may fail to tell you. The main source of bad breath is a sulfur gas produced
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As you age, your teeth age, and taking care of your teeth is as important as taking care of your body. Read on to learn more about a few of the conditions that can affect the aging mouth. Dry Mouth You may wonder why you’re getting cavities when you haven’t had them in years. Aging
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