By: Dr. Andrew Koenigsberg Dental emergencies can strike at any moment, causing pain and panic. Knowing how to handle such situations can make a significant difference in preserving oral health and minimizing discomfort. In this blog post, we’ll guide you through what to do and what not to do when faced with dental emergencies. What […]
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By: Dr. Samantha Rawdin World Osteoporosis Day is today, October 20th, and you might be wondering what teeth have to do with bone density. The connection is less about the teeth and more about the jawbones that hold the teeth in place. Osteoporosis affects the density of bone throughout the body. If the density of
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By: Rosie Torres, R.D.H. ????Come on Barbie, let’s go brush! ???? Life in plastic? Time to make it ✨fantastic✨ with your dental hygiene routine! Let me introduce you to some of my favorite Barbiecore oral hygiene trends inspired by your favorite fashion doll. Bright pink toothbrushes, bubble-gum toothpaste that is actually yummy (not yucky) and
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BY: Dr. Andrew Koenigsberg Greetings, fellow dental enthusiasts! As a practicing dentist I’ve seen my fair share of DIY dental disasters, but I’ve also come across some cases where DIY dentistry can actually be beneficial. In this blog post, I’ll provide you with some tips and tricks on when it’s okay to do it yourself
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By: Dr. Robert C. Rawdin Alicia S. had previous bridgework she was very unhappy with. She did not want a space between her front teeth and the teeth did not look natural. The patient ended up needing 2 implants to replace 2 failing teeth. Before Treatment After Treatment The final result shows a very natural
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By: Dr. Samantha Rawdin Jaw or Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) pain is a common complaint we receive from patients. Though there are many causes, finding a treatment option or combination of options is not always easy. What provides relief in one patient may not work for the next. However, there are many treatment options available- some
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By: Rosie Torres, R.D.H. In the classic movie Casablanca, Sam sang that “a kiss is just a kiss.” Not really a big deal, right? But did you know that you might catch more than feelings from “just a kiss?” A single kiss that lasts only about 10 seconds can transmit over 80 million bacteria from
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We are happy to present one of the many digital cases we have done at our Same Day Ceramics laboratory. Dr. Robert Rawdin’s patient Svetlana K. had full upper single unit restoration. Below we will present how the magic is done. She wanted to have an idea of how the restoration will look on her so we
Experience The Magic: Svetlana K.’s Dramatic Smile Transformation!” Read More »
By: Dr. Rebecca Koenigsberg This patient came to us two months before her wedding. She wanted to straighten her teeth. We had so much fun getting her teeth wedding ready! In these photos, you can see the process of planning the cartoon mock up. The trays will then bring the teeth into those planned positions.
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By: Dr. Robert C. Rawdin May 5 is Sleep Apnea Awareness Day, and it’s important to understand the severity of this medical condition. Sleep apnea is more than just excessive snoring – it’s a potentially life-threatening condition that can lead to serious health problems, such as high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes, heart arrhythmias, heart
Sleep Apnea: Don’t Ignore the Snore – Recognizing the Symptoms of a Dangerous Illness Read More »
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