By: Dr. Robert Rawdin, D.D.S., F.A.C.P. As a prosthodontist, I am keenly aware of sleep disordered breathing problems. Obstructive sleep apnea is the most common disorder. It is estimated that 1 in 5 adults has some degree of sleep apnea. Sleep apnea is an airway problem, and treating complex dental issues affects jaw posture and […]
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By: Rosie Torres, R.D.H. We get it. Life happens. Maybe your insurance changed, you’re switching dentists, things got busy, or dental anxiety crept in like a vampire at dusk. Suddenly… you’ve missed one, two, or even three cleanings. Eek! But here’s the tooth: skipping dental visits can turn small issues into spooky surprises. Before you
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By: Rosie Torres, R.D.H. Let’s be honest—TikTok is the wild, wild west of DIY advice. One minute you’re learning how to fold a fitted sheet, and the next someone’s convincing you to “fix” your teeth at home using a Magic Eraser. Sure, social media is great for dance trends, dog videos, and learning how to
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By: Dr. Samantha Rawdin Over the past few years, medications like Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, and other GLP-1 receptor agonists have become widely known for their effectiveness in treating type 2 diabetes and promoting significant weight loss. While these drugs have revolutionized metabolic care, many patients—and even some healthcare providers—aren’t fully aware of how these medications
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By: Dr. Andrew Koenigsberg That sharp zing when you sip something cold? It’s more common in summer than you think. Summer brings sunshine, iced drinks, and sweet treats — but if your teeth are sensitive lately, the cause might be more complex than you realize. We often blame iced coffee, lemonade, or citrusy drinks for sensitivity —
Sensitive Teeth Every Summer? Don’t Blame Your Iced Coffee! Read More »
By: Dr. Andrew Koenigsberg Communication is a two-way street, and it is important for both you as the patient and me as your dentist to explain our concerns and expectations so that appropriate treatment is agreed upon. Effective Communication Starts Before Treatment It is critical for you to let our dental team know your concerns
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By: Dr. Samantha Rawdin February is American Heart Month and what better way to celebrate than by promoting healthy oral habits that can aid in reducing your risk of cardiovascular disease? We know that the oral cavity is the gateway to the body. Inflammation in the mouth can lead to inflammation elsewhere. Periodontal Disease and
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By: Dr. Rebecca Koenigsberg What’s the Buzz About Fluoridated Water and IQ? A recent report has raised important questions about a possible link between fluoridated water and lower IQ in children. If this topic has caught your attention, you may be wondering: should you be worried? With February being Children’s Dental Health Month, it’s the
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By: Dr. Robert Rawdin, Dr Samantha Rawdin The oral microbiome is a complex ecosystem of microorganisms residing in the mouth, crucial for maintaining oral and systemic health. This blog aims to enlighten dental practice patients about the importance of a balanced oral microbiome, its impact on health, and its role in disease. What is
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By: Dr. Andrew Koenigsberg If you’ve invested in your smile with fillings, veneers, or crowns, you might be wondering: “How long will they last?” It’s a great question! Dental restorations are designed to be strong and durable, but like most things, they don’t last forever. The lifespan of these treatments depends on a few factors: the
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