October is National Hygiene Month. Meet our Gallery57Dental tooth fairies, who remind you to brush twice a day and floss daily, because tooth decay and gum disease are preventable!
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The New York Times asks why a chemical, triclosan, the FDA banned from soaps still exists in Colgate Total Toothpaste. http://www.nytimes.com/2016/09/07/well/live/why-your-toothpaste-has-triclosan.html?_r=0 Colgate believes the full weight of scientific evidence they’ve collected over 25 years supports Colgate Total’s safety and efficacy. What are the benefits of this chemical ingredient? In 2013, studies showed that toothpastes with triclosan
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Welcome to the world of eMax Veneers! eMAX, made of the finest porcelain ceramic materials, allows us to create very strong, thin veneers with minimal removal of tooth.When used properly for single tooth restorations its success rate is over 99%. These quality restorations of unmatched beauty, fit and strength can be created in our in-house lab
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Talk about 10 Years Forward.. 10x faster!” Our milling machine is one piece of our in-house lab that creates crowns in a single visit. How? Â Once the Doctor has scanned the patients prepped teeth, the technicians get busy in designing the new crown and milling it. Next step, is for the doctor to try the
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A New York Times article on dental X-rays, http://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/26/upshot/you-probably-dont-need-dental-x-rays-every-year.html, generated many questions from our patients. Read an exchange between a Gallery57Dental patient and Dr. Andrew Koenigsberg, which addresses that question. Patient RK- What do you think of this article, “You probably don’t need dental x-rays every year?” I’ve wondered about it before. Thanks! RK Dr. K– Hi
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Summer’s here and the heat is rising. On these hot sultry days, ice cream and other ice-cold sugar-packed treats are hard to resist. Here are some tips on how to indulge, without putting your dental health at risk. Ice cream is a good source of calcium, which keeps the teeth healthy. But unfortunately it’s packed
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You can take years off your smile, using KORS unique whitening system. Remove discoloration caused by age, food, drinks and smoking, and control how white your teeth become. Developed by an American dentist, Dr. Rod Kurthy in California, it is the only teeth whitening product that relies entirely on refrigeration to keep the whitening
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It’s National Women’s Health Week this week and we’re making women’s health (including dental health) a priority. Here are some dental health issues that are related to women. Gum Disease – Research shows a link between gum disease and a variety of health problems that affect women. Heart disease – Women with gum disease may be
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Gallery57Dental has been using digital radiography since opening its doors in 2006. Â The founding partners recognized not only the diagnostic advantages of digital radiographs, but also the importance of reduced radiation exposure to patients. Â Over the past 10 years, Gallery57Dental has upgraded digital sensors three times. Â Each upgrade enabled dentists at Gallery57Â to have a more
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There’ s no fooling your dentist when it comes to stress. Even as you give him your biggest smile, as soon as you open your mouth he’ll know how you’ve been dealing with the problems of your daily existence. Some of these stress related dental problems can include jaw disorders, mouth sores or even gum
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