By: Rosie Torres, R.D.H. Chances are, face coverings are probably here to stay for awhile. We all know that they help to protect us from Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19), but one of the side effects of wearing them might be creating a new type of quarantine – one in which we’re stuck with some stinky breath! […]
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By: Dr. Samantha Rawdin We’re not sure about you, but we were literally counting down the days until Governor Cuomo said that we could enter Phase II of reopening the state. During all that downtime we had, we spent many hours planning on how reopening would impact the safety of our patients and our employees.
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By: Rosie Torres, R.D.H. We already know that coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is spread similarly to how other flu-like diseases spread – through saliva or mucus droplets in the air. But did you know that the body has a natural filter for that? It’s called the nose. With May being “Mouth Breathing Awareness” month, let’s
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By: Rosie Torres, R.D.H. “Instant Results!… Removes Years of Stains!… Order Now!… Hurry, this is a limited time offer only!” Do any of these catchy phrases sound familiar? On a daily basis we’re bombarded with advertisements over social media and commercials featuring bright, white, Insta-worthy smiles. The model shows us just how easy the product
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By: Dr. Andrew Koenigsberg Most of the time you cannot tell if you have a cavity. Like most chronic diseases, (think high blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease), there are no symptoms until the disease is very advanced. Fortunately, now days we have diagnostic aids to detect disease before there are symptoms. That is why it
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By: Dr. Rebecca Koenigsberg Stick your tongue out at the mirror and look closely. Bumps, patches and spots found on your tongue and mouth can be harmless, but sometimes it’s a red flag indicating something’s amiss with your overall health. A White Tongue Oral Thrush – A white tongue might indicate Oral Thrush, a yeast
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By: Dr. Samantha Rawdin If you follow Gallery57Dental on social media, then I guess the cat’s out of the bag… I’m pregnant! And since there are actually quite a few ways in which pregnancy can affect oral health, I’m here to debunk what’s fact and what’s fiction. 1.You shouldn’t see your dentist when you’re pregnant.
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For some of us, taking care of our teeth is routine. And that’s a good thing. For others, getting into the habit of brushing and flossing, or even seeing your dentist regularly, is a bit harder. But, you may not know that keeping your teeth healthy may also be improving your overall health. Keep reading
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Your resolutions may include learning a new language, taking better care of your health, or improving your confidence by taking care of issues that have bothered you for years. No matter what you want to work on, trying to make some improvements in life is a great goal. And if you’re thinking of improving your
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Whether you’re eating a salad or an order of french fries, chances are you’re marginally aware of how each one might affect your health. Because we’ve been so conditioned by advertising and fad diets, we think it’s pretty rare to look at food and not think about the health consequences of eating it. But why
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