Greetings!
This year for Oral Cancer Awareness Month, our office is
partnering with the Oral Cancer Foundation for an Open House to offer
complimentary oral cancer screenings on Wednesday, April 29th from 9
a.m. to 4 p.m. An appointment is required and can be secured by calling us at 212-689-0024.
In addition, our office is performing the oral cancer screenings during the entire month
of April at the reduced cost of $39 (regularly $78). Half of the
proceeds from the oral cancer screenings for this month will be donated
to The Oral Cancer Foundation!
Here are a few things to consider:
Oral cancer does not discriminate according to age, race or gender.
Early detection of oral cancer is most important because it provides a
greater chance that treatment will be successful. Symptoms include
non-healing sores, growths and patches on oral tissues, gums or the
tongue. The professionals at our office use Velscope
screenings to detect abnormal changes in the oral tissues, in order for
them to be treated before they develop into something more serious.
We, the entire team of Herald Square Dental & The Denture Center feel strongly about
prevention and have been offering oral cancer screenings for years. To
prevent oral cancer, we suggests visiting a dentist
every six months for a routine checkup that includes an oral cancer
screening and adjunctive oral cancer screening with Velscope (quick,easy and pain free!).
Take the time and call us to reserve your appointment time for a complimentary oral cancer screening with Velscope on Wednesday 4/29. Prevention is key!
We look forward to seeing you at the event,
Herald Square Dental
& The Denture Center Team
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References: http://www.prweb.com/releases/2015/04/prweb12625938.htm
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Wednesday, August 27, 2014
The latest Zoom power whitening is now available at our practice!
Greetings from Drs. Pasch, Yam, Shirzadnia and Song!
We are very happy to announce that latest Zoom power whitening technique is now available at our office.
In the past few years, Zoom has proven to be the most preferred teeth whitening system by both dental professionals and patients as well. Zoom provides dramatic results in just one office visit!
Take advantage of this great opportunity and brighten your smile with Zoom, now at a special introductory price. Smile and the world will smile back at you!
Call our office at 212-689-0024 to inquire and schedule your appointment today!
Regards,
Herald Square Dental
& The Denture Center Team
_____________________________________________________________
Reference: www. zoomwhitening.com
We are very happy to announce that latest Zoom power whitening technique is now available at our office.
In the past few years, Zoom has proven to be the most preferred teeth whitening system by both dental professionals and patients as well. Zoom provides dramatic results in just one office visit!
Take advantage of this great opportunity and brighten your smile with Zoom, now at a special introductory price. Smile and the world will smile back at you!
Call our office at 212-689-0024 to inquire and schedule your appointment today!
Regards,
Herald Square Dental
& The Denture Center Team
_____________________________________________________________
Reference: www. zoomwhitening.com
Monday, January 27, 2014
Severe Gum Disease Can Instigate Joint Replacement Infections
Greetings from Dr. Pasch, Dr. Yam, Dr. Shirzadnia and Dr. Song!
With the advancement of medicine and various treatment and surgical approaches, joint replacement has become very common nowadays. We bet your dental health is the last thing on your mind if you are preparing yourself for a hip replacement, for example, but you should know that a thorough dental examination for presence of tooth and gum infection is recommended prior to joint replacement. Here are the reasons why this should be done:
Periodontal disease is a commonly occurring oral infection of the adult population (80%
of adults are affected) destroying the bony support of the teeth. This infection slowly
progresses over the lifetime of the patient and is often manifested in the advanced
stage in the senior population.
Because of the lack of any discomfort to the patient until total loss of bony support to the
teeth, many adults are unaware that they have this infection. However, the bacteria from
this bone destroying disease, especially in the more advanced cases, has been
attributed to possible infection of joint replacements.
Candidates for joint replacements who have not been seen by a dentist in over a year
should be considered for a thorough dental evaluation of their teeth and gums before
surgery. Depending on the severity of the infection, treatment of gum infections and
tooth abscesses may take from two weeks to two months before the patient reaches
adequate health before surgery.
If you have questions regarding severe gum disease, please call our office at 212-689-0024
or email us at appts@heraldsquaredental.com today.
Best Regards,
Herald Square Dental
& The Denture Center
____________________________________________________________________________________
References:www.idanewsletters.com
With the advancement of medicine and various treatment and surgical approaches, joint replacement has become very common nowadays. We bet your dental health is the last thing on your mind if you are preparing yourself for a hip replacement, for example, but you should know that a thorough dental examination for presence of tooth and gum infection is recommended prior to joint replacement. Here are the reasons why this should be done:
Periodontal disease is a commonly occurring oral infection of the adult population (80%
of adults are affected) destroying the bony support of the teeth. This infection slowly
progresses over the lifetime of the patient and is often manifested in the advanced
stage in the senior population.
Because of the lack of any discomfort to the patient until total loss of bony support to the
teeth, many adults are unaware that they have this infection. However, the bacteria from
this bone destroying disease, especially in the more advanced cases, has been
attributed to possible infection of joint replacements.
Candidates for joint replacements who have not been seen by a dentist in over a year
should be considered for a thorough dental evaluation of their teeth and gums before
surgery. Depending on the severity of the infection, treatment of gum infections and
tooth abscesses may take from two weeks to two months before the patient reaches
adequate health before surgery.
If you have questions regarding severe gum disease, please call our office at 212-689-0024
or email us at appts@heraldsquaredental.com today.
Best Regards,
Herald Square Dental
& The Denture Center
____________________________________________________________________________________
References:www.idanewsletters.com
Friday, December 13, 2013
Use 'Em or Lose 'Em: Top 5 Reasons to Take Advantage of Your Dental Insurance Benefits Now!
Greetings from Dr. Pasch, Dr. Yam, Dr. Shirzadnia and Dr. Song!
Ever feel like you funnel money into a dental insurance plan that you'll never see again? Don't let your dental policy become a black hole! Take advantage of all the benefits they offer – benefits you're already paying for. Need a little motivation? Here are 5 very good reasons to use your benefits to the fullest!
Best Regards,
Herald Square Dental and Staff
P.S. If you have any friends or family members who you feel could use our services, please don't hesitate to have them call us. We'll be sure to take good care of them.
_____________________________________________________
References:www.idanewsletters.com
Ever feel like you funnel money into a dental insurance plan that you'll never see again? Don't let your dental policy become a black hole! Take advantage of all the benefits they offer – benefits you're already paying for. Need a little motivation? Here are 5 very good reasons to use your benefits to the fullest!
- Yearly Maximums. Dental insurance plans put a maximum on the amount of money they're willing to pay for your dental care. Maximums vary from one company or policy to the next, but typically fall between $1000- $1500. Sounds like a lot of money, doesn't it? Insurance companies consider this amount to be a good investment. Allowing you to get regular dental care, your carrier can prevent the need for more serious (and more expensive) dental procedures down the road. Why not do you both a favor and use it, ensuring your mouth is in tip-top shape when next year rolls around?
- Premiums. You're probably paying a monthly premium to keep your insurance. Even if you don't need extensive treatment, you should use that money for regular check ups and cleanings to prevent costly procedures in the future. Don't throw your money away!
- Deductibles. Insurance companies typically expect you to pay a certain amount of money for your dental care each year. If your smile isn't in good shape, our office can create a treatment plan to put you back on track. Deductibles begin anew each year, so spreading out this care over more than 1 year will mean you have to pay more out-of-pocket.
- Inflation. It seems everything becomes more expensive from one year to the next, and dental materials and equipment are no exception. Putting off necessary dental care could mean that you'll have to pay more down the road.
- Dental Problems Escalate. If your pearly whites are anything but, they're only going to get worse. That is, of course, unless you take advantage of your insurance benefits and tend to your teeth and gums. A little cavity that isn't bothering you one year may become a major toothache (or a headache!) the next.
Best Regards,
Herald Square Dental and Staff
P.S. If you have any friends or family members who you feel could use our services, please don't hesitate to have them call us. We'll be sure to take good care of them.
_____________________________________________________
References:www.idanewsletters.com
Friday, December 6, 2013
A Holiday Survival Guide for Your Smile
Greetings from Dr. Pasch, Dr. Yam, Dr. Shirzadnia and Dr.
Song!
The holidays are upon us, and it is the season for a bit of togetherness (and a lot of indulgence). We don't all celebrate the same holidays or adhere to the same belief systems, but there is one thing that seems to unite us all: comfort food.
Cold weather and sweets go hand-in-hand. What's a good snowball fight without a warm cup of cocoa to come home to? Even in warmer climates, it's difficult to dissuade dreams of sugar plums after a good night of classic movies with your family. So, while this "soul food" may be good for your spirits, take a moment to think about what it's doing to your teeth.
How Could Something So Good Be So Bad?
Sugar can wreck havoc on your pearly whites. It's a complicated process, but here's the scoop. Bacteria in your mouth use your sweets as energy, growing and multiplying faster than they would otherwise. Some bond with the sugar to form a sticky glue called plaque. Plaque, in turn, produces acid. The acid dissolves the minerals that make your tooth enamel hard, and the surface becomes porous. The acid causes these tiny holes in the enamel to become bigger until one large hole appears. This is a cavity.
Does This Mean No More?
While ideally we would never expose our teeth to sugar or anything else that promotes tooth decay, that's just not realistic. All we can do is try to minimize the damage. Don't let your holiday routine interrupt your dental care regimen. Brush your teeth at least twice a day with a fluoride toothpaste (unless you're a young tyke), and floss at least once.
If you decide to indulge in more sweets than usual, it's a good idea to brush more often. If you don't have your toothbrush on hand, rinse your mouth out with warm water. Certain sugar-free gums can help as well. Choose those with Xylitol, an artificial sweetener that can help prevent tooth decay. And finally, try to mix up your snacks. If you're eating a sugary treat, try to also eat a bit of cheese (or a similar protein) as well.
Nothing warms a chilly night like a big smile, so be sure to protect yours! Please do not hesitate to call us at (212)689-0024 if you have questions regarding proper dental care, or would like to schedule a check-up or cleaning. As always, your continued good health is our top priority.
If you have questions regarding dental health, please call our office at (212)689-0024 or email us at appts@newyorkdenturedental.com today.
Wishing you a very happy holiday season,
Herald Square Dental
& The Denture Center
P.S. If you have any friends or family members who you feel could use our services, please don't hesitate to have them call us. We'll be sure to take good care of them.
___________________________________________________________
References: www.idanewsletters.com
The holidays are upon us, and it is the season for a bit of togetherness (and a lot of indulgence). We don't all celebrate the same holidays or adhere to the same belief systems, but there is one thing that seems to unite us all: comfort food.
Cold weather and sweets go hand-in-hand. What's a good snowball fight without a warm cup of cocoa to come home to? Even in warmer climates, it's difficult to dissuade dreams of sugar plums after a good night of classic movies with your family. So, while this "soul food" may be good for your spirits, take a moment to think about what it's doing to your teeth.
How Could Something So Good Be So Bad?
Sugar can wreck havoc on your pearly whites. It's a complicated process, but here's the scoop. Bacteria in your mouth use your sweets as energy, growing and multiplying faster than they would otherwise. Some bond with the sugar to form a sticky glue called plaque. Plaque, in turn, produces acid. The acid dissolves the minerals that make your tooth enamel hard, and the surface becomes porous. The acid causes these tiny holes in the enamel to become bigger until one large hole appears. This is a cavity.
Does This Mean No More?
While ideally we would never expose our teeth to sugar or anything else that promotes tooth decay, that's just not realistic. All we can do is try to minimize the damage. Don't let your holiday routine interrupt your dental care regimen. Brush your teeth at least twice a day with a fluoride toothpaste (unless you're a young tyke), and floss at least once.
If you decide to indulge in more sweets than usual, it's a good idea to brush more often. If you don't have your toothbrush on hand, rinse your mouth out with warm water. Certain sugar-free gums can help as well. Choose those with Xylitol, an artificial sweetener that can help prevent tooth decay. And finally, try to mix up your snacks. If you're eating a sugary treat, try to also eat a bit of cheese (or a similar protein) as well.
Nothing warms a chilly night like a big smile, so be sure to protect yours! Please do not hesitate to call us at (212)689-0024 if you have questions regarding proper dental care, or would like to schedule a check-up or cleaning. As always, your continued good health is our top priority.
If you have questions regarding dental health, please call our office at (212)689-0024 or email us at appts@newyorkdenturedental.com today.
Wishing you a very happy holiday season,
Herald Square Dental
& The Denture Center
P.S. If you have any friends or family members who you feel could use our services, please don't hesitate to have them call us. We'll be sure to take good care of them.
___________________________________________________________
References: www.idanewsletters.com
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
The Walk in Central Park
Greetings!
This past Sunday, October 20th, our office team was among the estimated 60,000 people who joined the American Cancer Society for the walk in Central Park to support the fight against Breast Cancer. It was a great opportunity for us to gather outdoors and meet with so many people united by the idea of finding a cure! This walk was a great success- it gathered more people than any other previous walk in Central Park and as per the American Cancer Society's data it has already raised more than $2 million. We would like to take this opportunity and thank the ones who donated to our team and who took the time to walk with us: Thank you, guys, without you it would not have been possible!
Donations are tax deductible and accepted until December 31, 2013, so if you would like to contribute, please follow the link below and support our team:
http://main.acsevents.org/site/TR/MakingStridesAgainstBreastCancer/MSABCCY13EA?team_id=1476460&pg=team&fr_id=55917
Thank you in advance!
Sincere regards,
Herald Square Dental
& The Denture Center
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
How to Pick the Right Dental Floss?
Greetings from Dr. Pasch, Dr. Yam, Dr. Shirzadnia and Dr. Song!
A lot of our patients admit that they do not floss because they find flossing uncomfortable and even painful, and when they see a little bloody residue on the thread they start to panic and this discourages them from continuing with this extremely important element of dental hygiene. We have to admit that brushing alone is not sufficient. Flossing does about 40% of the work required to remove sticky bacteria, plaque, and food particles stuck between teeth, which otherwise will be left there if you only brush. In other words don't feel you have completed your oral hygiene routine without flossing and rinsing with mouthwash. If you fail do integrate all three components into your regimen, it is as if you take a shower but forget to clean your ears or clip your nails!
It's amazing how much variety you can find in dental floss. It is easy to find something that works well for you. All types remove cavity-causing plaque and food debris from between your teeth. Here are a few of your choices:
Regards,
Herald Square Dental
& The Denture Center
P.S. If you have any friends or family members who you feel could use our services, please don't hesitate to have them call us. We'll be sure to take good care of them.
____________________________________________________________
References: www.idanewsletters.com; http://www.oralb.com; http://www.webmd.com
A lot of our patients admit that they do not floss because they find flossing uncomfortable and even painful, and when they see a little bloody residue on the thread they start to panic and this discourages them from continuing with this extremely important element of dental hygiene. We have to admit that brushing alone is not sufficient. Flossing does about 40% of the work required to remove sticky bacteria, plaque, and food particles stuck between teeth, which otherwise will be left there if you only brush. In other words don't feel you have completed your oral hygiene routine without flossing and rinsing with mouthwash. If you fail do integrate all three components into your regimen, it is as if you take a shower but forget to clean your ears or clip your nails!
It's amazing how much variety you can find in dental floss. It is easy to find something that works well for you. All types remove cavity-causing plaque and food debris from between your teeth. Here are a few of your choices:
- Dental Flossers: Often regarded as being easier to manage than conventional floss, flossers are a popular choice. There's no need to wrap any excess thread around your fingers, which some find uncomfortable.
- Conventional Floss: There's nothing wrong with sticking with traditional types of floss. Just tear off a piece at least 18 inches long and wind it around your index fingers. If you find traditional thread-like floss is uncomfortable for your gums, try dental ribbon, its smoother counterpart.
- Floss Threaders: If you have a fixed bridge in your mouth, it doesn't mean you get out of flossing. Nifty little floss threaders allow you to thread the floss between your teeth, under the bridge work.
Regards,
Herald Square Dental
& The Denture Center
P.S. If you have any friends or family members who you feel could use our services, please don't hesitate to have them call us. We'll be sure to take good care of them.
____________________________________________________________
References: www.idanewsletters.com; http://www.oralb.com; http://www.webmd.com
Tuesday, October 1, 2013
Five Reasons to See Your Dentist and Use Your Dental Insurance Benefits Now!
Greetings from
Dr. Pasch, Dr. Yam, Dr. Shirzadnia and Dr. Song!
Do you ever feel like you funnel money into a dental insurance plan that you'll never see again? Don't let your dental policy become a black hole! Take advantage of all the benefits they offer, benefits you're already paying for! Need a little motivation? Here are 5 very good reasons to use your benefits to the fullest!
Yearly Maximums. Dental insurance plans put a maximum on the amount of money they're willing to pay for your dental care. Maximums vary from one company or policy to the next, but typically fall around $1000. Sounds like a lot of money, doesn't it? Insurance companies consider this amount to be a good investment. Allowing you to get regular dental care, your carrier can prevent the need for more serious (and more expensive) dental procedures down the road. Why not do you both a favor and use it, ensuring your mouth is in tip-top shape when next year rolls around?
Premiums. You're probably paying a monthly premium to keep your insurance. Even if you don't need extensive treatment, you should use that money for regular check ups and cleanings to prevent costly procedures in the future. Don't throw your money away!
Deductibles. Insurance companies typically expect you to pay a certain amount of money for your dental care each year ? usually about $500. If your smile isn't in good shape, our office can create a treatment plan to put you back on track. Deductibles begin anew each year, so spreading out this care over more than 1 year will mean you have to pay more out-of-pocket.
Inflation. It seems everything becomes more expensive from one year to the next, and dental materials and equipment are no exception. Putting off necessary dental care could mean that you'll have to pay more down the road.
Dental Problems Escalate. If your pearly whites are anything but, they're only going to get worse. That is, of course, unless you take advantage of your insurance benefits and tend to your teeth and gums. A little cavity that isn't bothering you one year may become a major headache (or toothache!) the next.
If you haven't yet taken advantage of your dental insurance benefits and would like to schedule an exam to verify everything is in order, call our office at (212)689-0024 or email us at appts@newyorkdenturedental.com today. We'll help you find out which treatments are and are not covered by your policy!
Best Regards,
Herald Square Dental
& The Denture Center
P.S. Just a reminder, that the end of the year typically is a very busy time for your dental insurance. At this time, a dental pretreatment estimate or a claim may take longer to process by your insurance carrier, therefore, now is the perfect time to come in for a visit, get treatment diagnosed and allow time in case an approval for it is required by your plan.
P.S. S. If you have any friends or family members who you feel could use our services, please don't hesitate to have them call us. We'll be sure to take good care of them!
Do you ever feel like you funnel money into a dental insurance plan that you'll never see again? Don't let your dental policy become a black hole! Take advantage of all the benefits they offer, benefits you're already paying for! Need a little motivation? Here are 5 very good reasons to use your benefits to the fullest!
Yearly Maximums. Dental insurance plans put a maximum on the amount of money they're willing to pay for your dental care. Maximums vary from one company or policy to the next, but typically fall around $1000. Sounds like a lot of money, doesn't it? Insurance companies consider this amount to be a good investment. Allowing you to get regular dental care, your carrier can prevent the need for more serious (and more expensive) dental procedures down the road. Why not do you both a favor and use it, ensuring your mouth is in tip-top shape when next year rolls around?
Premiums. You're probably paying a monthly premium to keep your insurance. Even if you don't need extensive treatment, you should use that money for regular check ups and cleanings to prevent costly procedures in the future. Don't throw your money away!
Deductibles. Insurance companies typically expect you to pay a certain amount of money for your dental care each year ? usually about $500. If your smile isn't in good shape, our office can create a treatment plan to put you back on track. Deductibles begin anew each year, so spreading out this care over more than 1 year will mean you have to pay more out-of-pocket.
Inflation. It seems everything becomes more expensive from one year to the next, and dental materials and equipment are no exception. Putting off necessary dental care could mean that you'll have to pay more down the road.
Dental Problems Escalate. If your pearly whites are anything but, they're only going to get worse. That is, of course, unless you take advantage of your insurance benefits and tend to your teeth and gums. A little cavity that isn't bothering you one year may become a major headache (or toothache!) the next.
If you haven't yet taken advantage of your dental insurance benefits and would like to schedule an exam to verify everything is in order, call our office at (212)689-0024 or email us at appts@newyorkdenturedental.com today. We'll help you find out which treatments are and are not covered by your policy!
Best Regards,
Herald Square Dental
& The Denture Center
P.S. Just a reminder, that the end of the year typically is a very busy time for your dental insurance. At this time, a dental pretreatment estimate or a claim may take longer to process by your insurance carrier, therefore, now is the perfect time to come in for a visit, get treatment diagnosed and allow time in case an approval for it is required by your plan.
P.S. S. If you have any friends or family members who you feel could use our services, please don't hesitate to have them call us. We'll be sure to take good care of them!
Friday, September 20, 2013
Herald Square Dental Team Participates in the Walk Against Breast Cancer 2013 Campaign
Greetings from Dr. Pasch, Dr. Yam, Dr. Shirzadnia and Dr. Song!
October is the National Breast Cancer Awareness Month! We are very proud to announce that, this year,
our office is participating in the Walk against Breast Cancer in Central Park.
The purpose of the walk is to bring awareness, fundraise and contribute to the fight
against Breast Cancer. It will take
place on Sunday, October 20, 2013 at 8am starting at E72nd Street and 5th Avenue in Manhattan and we
invite you to join our team.
Why do we walk?
It is unfortunate, but Breast Cancer has become so
common that almost every one of us either has a family member or relative
affected by it, or has lost someone close due to this illness. We believe that, together, we are stronger
and can find a cure!
We encourage
everyone to express their support for everybody affected - breast cancer
survivors and those who could not beat the disease. By taking part in this event
, we all have the chance to sponsor critical research in an effort to find a
cure, raise awareness by encouraging and
empowering women to take charge of their own breast health! The
American Cancer Society has been saving lives for 100 years. Today, they are
helping save more than 400 lives a day that would have otherwise been lost to
cancer. We remind you that the donations are tax deductible! Please support Herald Square Dental‘s
initiative by joining our team and follow the link below to submit your
donation:
If you are able to
walk with us, meet us at Central Park and 72nd Street Bandshell. We will be
wearing white T shirts with the pink ribbon on the front and the office logo on
the back. Walk with us and thousands of other participants for this humane
cause and help us beat cancer, the plague of the 21st century.
Thursday, August 29, 2013
Dr. Yam Raced in the IRONMAN Marathon at Mont-Tremblant, Canada!
Congratulations to our very own Dr. Yam!
On August 17th, Dr. Yam successfully completed his first Ironman race at Mont Tremblant- Quebec, Canada. The race consisted of a 2.4 mile swim, 112 mile bike ride and a 26.2 mile run. From a total of 2,269 international participants, Dr. Yam crossed the finish line with a result of 12 hours 35 minutes and 18 seconds, which is better than the results of more than half of the participants! Great job, Dr. Yam! We are very proud of you!
On August 17th, Dr. Yam successfully completed his first Ironman race at Mont Tremblant- Quebec, Canada. The race consisted of a 2.4 mile swim, 112 mile bike ride and a 26.2 mile run. From a total of 2,269 international participants, Dr. Yam crossed the finish line with a result of 12 hours 35 minutes and 18 seconds, which is better than the results of more than half of the participants! Great job, Dr. Yam! We are very proud of you!
Thursday, August 22, 2013
Vitamin D Found Beneficial for Periodontal Health in Recent Study
Greetings from Dr. Pasch, Dr. Yam, Dr. Shirzadnia and Dr. Song
Periodontal disease has established itself as a major culprit for oral health and lately more and more patients are diagnosed with this condition. It starts presenting itself with the "harmless appearing" at first sight redness and inflammation of the gums. Even though these symptoms may appear harmless and not alarming, they are caused by the toxic waste products of oral bacteria and if left untreated may lead to tooth loss.
We would like to stress out the significant role which the immune system plays for oral health and how it could aid in the fight with periodontal disease and the possible reversal of this condition. A good diet and in some cases, dietary supplements can enhance the immune system.Vitamin D might be helpful in controlling the inflammation associated with gingivitis and periodontitis. The upper limit recommended by the U.S. Food and Nutrition Board is 2,000IU. Researchers suggest this limit could be safely raised by about 10 times.
Researchers from India executed a three-month study which led to the conclusion that Vitamin D is a safe and effective anti-inflammatory supplement when given in a dose of 2,000IU per day which could aid in the prevention of periodontitis.
Don't forget your vitamin D supplement and spend time outdoors as much as possible since sun exposure is one of the most important sources of vitamin D!
If you have any questions please call us at 212-689-0024 or email us at appts@newyorkdenturedental.com today!
All the best,
Herald Square Dental
& The Denture Center
__________________________________________________________
References: http://www.dentaltown.com; http://altmedicine.about.com/od
Periodontal disease has established itself as a major culprit for oral health and lately more and more patients are diagnosed with this condition. It starts presenting itself with the "harmless appearing" at first sight redness and inflammation of the gums. Even though these symptoms may appear harmless and not alarming, they are caused by the toxic waste products of oral bacteria and if left untreated may lead to tooth loss.
We would like to stress out the significant role which the immune system plays for oral health and how it could aid in the fight with periodontal disease and the possible reversal of this condition. A good diet and in some cases, dietary supplements can enhance the immune system.Vitamin D might be helpful in controlling the inflammation associated with gingivitis and periodontitis. The upper limit recommended by the U.S. Food and Nutrition Board is 2,000IU. Researchers suggest this limit could be safely raised by about 10 times.
Researchers from India executed a three-month study which led to the conclusion that Vitamin D is a safe and effective anti-inflammatory supplement when given in a dose of 2,000IU per day which could aid in the prevention of periodontitis.
Don't forget your vitamin D supplement and spend time outdoors as much as possible since sun exposure is one of the most important sources of vitamin D!
If you have any questions please call us at 212-689-0024 or email us at appts@newyorkdenturedental.com today!
All the best,
Herald Square Dental
& The Denture Center
__________________________________________________________
References: http://www.dentaltown.com; http://altmedicine.about.com/od
Wednesday, July 17, 2013
Multiple Sclerosis and Oral Health
Multiple sclerosis is a progressive, neurological, and degenerative disorder which affects the central nervous system. It affects about 400,000 people in the US alone and usually more women than men are affected and diagnosed between 20 years and 40 years of age.
There are several symptoms of MS that can interfere with adequate care of the teeth and gums. These are distinctive and typical for the illness: fatigue, spasticity, weakness, tremors, facial pain, numbness, tingling, and/or pain in the hands, all of which can challenge a person’s effort to brush and floss adequately. Patiens feel absorbed and preoccupied in their effort to control the symtpoms of MS and fail to maintain good oral habits. Therefore the tendency of poor dental hygiene in patients diagnosed with MS is becoming more prominent.
The following tips can compensate for these problems:
Here is how you can minimize the effects of dry mouth:
If you have any questions or concerns about this condition and the state of your dentition, please feel free to contact us at 212-689-0024 or email us at appts@newyorkdenturedental.com today.
_________________________________________________
References: http://www.dimensionsofdentalhygiene.com
There are several symptoms of MS that can interfere with adequate care of the teeth and gums. These are distinctive and typical for the illness: fatigue, spasticity, weakness, tremors, facial pain, numbness, tingling, and/or pain in the hands, all of which can challenge a person’s effort to brush and floss adequately. Patiens feel absorbed and preoccupied in their effort to control the symtpoms of MS and fail to maintain good oral habits. Therefore the tendency of poor dental hygiene in patients diagnosed with MS is becoming more prominent.
The following tips can compensate for these problems:
- use toothbrushes with built-up handles(or cut a small slit in the sides of a tennis ball and slide it onto the handle of the toothbrush);
- use flossing tools; consider electric toothbrushes and flossing devices;
- sit to brush and floss, if standing at the basin is tiring;
- floss in the morning if you are too tired at night;
- allow a family member or personal assistant to help with tooth brushing and flossing;
- manage tremors by wearing a weighted glove while brushing.
Here is how you can minimize the effects of dry mouth:
- sip water or sugarless drinks often;
- avoid caffeine, tobacco, and alcohol;
- use a small squirt of lemon in the mouth or sugarless lemon candies to stimulate the glands controlling saliva production;
- use a humidifier at night;
- use special products that are available in pharmacies to moisten dry mouth!
If you have any questions or concerns about this condition and the state of your dentition, please feel free to contact us at 212-689-0024 or email us at appts@newyorkdenturedental.com today.
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References: http://www.dimensionsofdentalhygiene.com
Thursday, June 27, 2013
Why is Invisalign so great?
Greetings from Dr. Pasch, Dr. Yam, Dr. Shirzadnia and Dr. Song!
Have you ever wondered why you may need Invisalign? Even if you think your teeth look fine, but have even minimal crowding or a slight overbite, it often becomes the reason for teeth to chip and crack, wear down and can lead to gum disease. Gum disease, also known as periodontal disease compromises your teeth in general and has a negative impact on your overall health.
Have you ever wondered why you may need Invisalign? Even if you think your teeth look fine, but have even minimal crowding or a slight overbite, it often becomes the reason for teeth to chip and crack, wear down and can lead to gum disease. Gum disease, also known as periodontal disease compromises your teeth in general and has a negative impact on your overall health.
Why is Invisalign so great?
The orthodontic correction with Invisalign is done with the help of a number of clear plastic and flexible trays which gently shift and correct the alignment of your teeth.• Treatment is done through invisible clear plastic trays- no one really knows you are having your teeth corrected;
• Unlike metal braces, Invisalign aligners are easy to remove and clean;
• They do not cause mouth sores and irritations;
• They offer a great level of comfort and convenience;
• They don’t interfere with your lifestyle;
• No food restrictions- you can enjoy any food unlike traditional old- fashioned braces!
• Treatment with Invisalign is fast and effective!
• Computerized model shows your final results even before treatment is started!
• Provides significant positive impact on how you look and feel about yourself!
Let’s face it: Everyone wants to have a great smile- one with straight and gleaming white teeth! However, very few of us are gifted with naturally beautiful teeth! If you have been self-conscious about your teeth being crooked, overcrowded or spaced out, or if you have an overbite or cross bite, you should consider correction with Invisalign!
Why should you have your Invisalign Care in our office?
We have been creating comfortable, confident smiles throughout the Tri State area since 1977. Our mission is to provide you with the best quality dental care possible! Come for your FREE CONSULTATION and you too can, Smile With Confidence!
• Our dentists are specially trained to provide Invisalign Care.
• Now you can have your teeth straightened with Invisalign at the most affordable and lowest price of the season: only $3,999 for a full course of treatment or $2,699 for express treatment!
• Plus, you get a bonus Venus teeth whitening- an additional $600 value!
• Free take home maintenance kit upon case completion!
• You can your teeth straightened and whitened for as low as $64-95/month**(CareCredit financing is subject to approval).
Call (212) 689-0024 or email us at appts@newyorkdenturedental.com to book your consultation appointment and take the first step to obtaining your new smile today! When it comes to your smile experience is of utmost importance, with Herald Square Dental you will be sure to receive the best care possible!
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Introducing New In Office Whitening System - Venus White Max!
Greetings from Dr. Pasch, Dr. Yam, Dr. Shirzadnia and Dr. Song!
Is your smile not quite as brilliantly white as you would like? Let’s face it: Very few of us are luckily gifted with naturally white teeth! It is not uncommon for the majority of us to be uncomfortable with the color of our natural teeth. Whether it is due to a coffee addiction or simply genetics, our yellowish or stained teeth suppress our confidence and this is why we look into teeth whitening procedures! We are proud to announce the introduction of a new and very effective whitening system: Venus White Max!
Teeth become discolored for a number of reasons: certain foods and drinks consumption, tobacco use, poor dental hygiene, genetics, some medical conditions, certain medications, trauma, etc… Luckily, brightening your teeth up to 8 shades whiter is now possible and more affordable than ever! Show your beautiful smile! We are featuring an introductory promotion of $375*(a $600 value) including a complimentary take home maintenance kit . This special promotion is valid until the end of July 2013, so call to secure your whitening appointment now!
If would like to take advantage of this great promotion and brighten up your smile, please call us at 212-689-0024 or email appts@newyorkdenturedental.com today!
Best Regards,
Herald Square Dental
& The Denture Center
Wednesday, June 5, 2013
Cleaning My Baby's Teeth
Greetings from Dr. Pasch, Dr. Yam, Dr. Shirzadnia and Dr.Song!
Cleaning you infant's teeth is a habit you should definitely start early! The teeth must be cleaned as they erupt. Use a damp wash cloth or a soft rubber sleeve with toothbrush-like bristles to gently massage gums and the newly erupted baby teeth.
If your pediatrician agrees, use a tiny dab of fluoride toothpaste for infants. Tooth brushing is definitely a parent's job during the preschool years as well. You should always monitor the brushing process to minimize toothpaste swallowing and to ensure proper oral hygiene has been performed.
Children are usually able to brush their teeth well when they are 8 years old. Be sure to check your child's teeth regularly for any chalky white or brown spots which could be the beginning of tooth decay.
If you have questions regarding your baby's teeth, please call our office at 212-689-0024 or email us at appts@newyorkdenturedental.com today.
Best Regards,
Herald Square Dental
& The Denture Center
Cleaning you infant's teeth is a habit you should definitely start early! The teeth must be cleaned as they erupt. Use a damp wash cloth or a soft rubber sleeve with toothbrush-like bristles to gently massage gums and the newly erupted baby teeth.
If your pediatrician agrees, use a tiny dab of fluoride toothpaste for infants. Tooth brushing is definitely a parent's job during the preschool years as well. You should always monitor the brushing process to minimize toothpaste swallowing and to ensure proper oral hygiene has been performed.
Children are usually able to brush their teeth well when they are 8 years old. Be sure to check your child's teeth regularly for any chalky white or brown spots which could be the beginning of tooth decay.
If you have questions regarding your baby's teeth, please call our office at 212-689-0024 or email us at appts@newyorkdenturedental.com today.
Best Regards,
Herald Square Dental
& The Denture Center
Thursday, May 30, 2013
Why Should You Floss?
The purpose of flossing, as well as brushing, is to reduce the number of bacteria which inhabit our mouths. Flossing removes the bacteria that escape the toothbrush by hiding in the tiny spaces in between teeth.
Floss is the only thing that can really get into that space between the teeth and remove bacteria. If you only brush your teeth and skip the flossing element, consider that you have done a half way job cleaning your teeth! You may wonder why? Think of it this way: each tooth has five surfaces; if you don't floss, you are leaving at least two of the surfaces unclean( usually the ones that are in contact with the adjacent teeth). That is a great place for bacteria and plaque to settle and for a cavity or a periodontal pocket to form.
Most floss is made of nylon. People with larger spaces between their teeth or with gum recession tend to get better results with a flat, wide dental tape. If your teeth are close together, try thin floss. In any event you should make flossing a part of your regime and try not to skip it. By brushing and flossing, we help eliminate the bacteria which causes bad breath, gingivitis, and periodontal disease thus creating healthy smiles which last a lifetime!
To smile with pride and show off a beautiful grin, do your part by brushing and flossing at least twice a day, and caring for your teeth with consideration!
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References: http://www.webmd.com; http://www.saveyoursmile.com
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Let's talk about straight teeth!
Let's face it! Metal braces are no longer fashionable. The current trend in the orthodontic treatment is clear braces from Invisalign. And everyone has either heard of it or has had a friend/ relative who has worn or currently wears the clear trays. Invisalign has been the most desired dental fashion and some even consider it an accessory. From ordinary folks, teenagers to actors and models, everyone is obssessed with the ease and efficacy of this orthodontic device.
Here is how it works: Over the course of your treatment, you will be supplied with a series of aligners. They are custom-made for you, to move your teeth with the force and sequence determined by your doctor. You have to wear each aligned for an average of 2-3 weeks.
The aligners resemble teeth-whitening trays; they are made of a thermoplastic material uniquely developed for the Invisalign treatment plan. You should wear each tray for at least 20-22 hours. When the aligners are placed on the teeth, they cause the teeth to gradually shift from their current position. The length of treatment depends on the severity of your case and can only be determined by your doctor; however, the average full course case takes about 9-12 months for adults. At the end of your treatment course you can enjoy your Hollywood straight smile! See for yourself how it works:
Does dental insurance cover Invisalign?
In most cases, Invisalign treatment is comparable to the cost of traditional braces. In general, if a patient has orthodontic coverage, Invisalign should be covered to the same extent as conventional braces with thier dental plan. If you would like to take advantage of our spring special for Invisalign treatment ($3,999 for a full course treatment and $2,699 for express treatment course) or if you would like to schedule a consultation to determine whether you are a candidate for the procedure, call us at 212-689-0024 or email us at appts@newyorkdenturedental.com today!
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References: http://www.invisalign.com
Here is how it works: Over the course of your treatment, you will be supplied with a series of aligners. They are custom-made for you, to move your teeth with the force and sequence determined by your doctor. You have to wear each aligned for an average of 2-3 weeks.
The aligners resemble teeth-whitening trays; they are made of a thermoplastic material uniquely developed for the Invisalign treatment plan. You should wear each tray for at least 20-22 hours. When the aligners are placed on the teeth, they cause the teeth to gradually shift from their current position. The length of treatment depends on the severity of your case and can only be determined by your doctor; however, the average full course case takes about 9-12 months for adults. At the end of your treatment course you can enjoy your Hollywood straight smile! See for yourself how it works:
In most cases, Invisalign treatment is comparable to the cost of traditional braces. In general, if a patient has orthodontic coverage, Invisalign should be covered to the same extent as conventional braces with thier dental plan. If you would like to take advantage of our spring special for Invisalign treatment ($3,999 for a full course treatment and $2,699 for express treatment course) or if you would like to schedule a consultation to determine whether you are a candidate for the procedure, call us at 212-689-0024 or email us at appts@newyorkdenturedental.com today!
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References: http://www.invisalign.com
Thursday, March 21, 2013
Need an Extreme Dental Makeover?
Greetings from Dr. Pasch, Dr. Yam, Dr. Shirzadnia and Dr. Song!
I'll bet you've seen the makeover reality shows where a regular person is transformed into someone almost unrecognizable. Even if you don't like that sort of show, it can be hard not to get sucked in. We watch as an individual's appearance (and often self-esteem) is dramatically improved. But sometimes we end up reflecting on our own imperfections...
If it's your smile you're worried about, cosmetic dentistry can help. We have lots of ways to improve - or even revolutionize - your smile. Here are some of the most popular (and most effective) cosmetic dental procedures available in our office:
Veneers – When a dental makeover is instant and dramatic, the most notable changes to the smile were probably the result of veneers. Typically made of porcelain or a composite material, veneers are thin coatings that adhere to your teeth. Veneers can completely transform your smile, resolving discoloration, gaps, teeth of varying lengths and sizes, chips, cracks and more.
Implants – This is the replacement of a tooth with a false root that is surgically placed. It is then followed by the careful construction of a crown/bridge to replace the missing tooth, to prevent teeth from shifting and thereby causing further tooth loss.
Invisalign – The days of clunky metal braces are gone, for the most part at least. Today's key orthodontic solution is Invisalign, a barely-there teeth positioning product. Tooth straightening and repositioning are achieved through a series of clear trays that fit over your teeth. They're removable, comfortable, and practically invisible.
Whitening – Chances are you've noticed a recent surge in dental whitening products advertised on television and in magazines. If veneers are either too expensive or too excessive for your style or budget, whitening can restore a bright white smile, peeling back years of stains and abuse. Though you can use over-the-counter products to bleach your teeth, the results will be more dramatic and effective if you seek help from a dental professional. You can choose a home bleaching system or a chair-side procedure for instant results. Tooth whitening can quickly and easily knock years off your smile.
While these are just three of several cosmetic techniques that can bring you a new smile, they are among the most dramatic solutions available today. If you're interested in learning more about restoring your own smile, or creating a new one entirely, contact our office at 212-689-0024 or email us at appts@newyorkdenturedental.com to schedule a consultation. We'll take good care of you!
Best Regards,
Herald Square Dental
& The Denture Center
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References: www.idanewsletters.com
I'll bet you've seen the makeover reality shows where a regular person is transformed into someone almost unrecognizable. Even if you don't like that sort of show, it can be hard not to get sucked in. We watch as an individual's appearance (and often self-esteem) is dramatically improved. But sometimes we end up reflecting on our own imperfections...
If it's your smile you're worried about, cosmetic dentistry can help. We have lots of ways to improve - or even revolutionize - your smile. Here are some of the most popular (and most effective) cosmetic dental procedures available in our office:
Veneers – When a dental makeover is instant and dramatic, the most notable changes to the smile were probably the result of veneers. Typically made of porcelain or a composite material, veneers are thin coatings that adhere to your teeth. Veneers can completely transform your smile, resolving discoloration, gaps, teeth of varying lengths and sizes, chips, cracks and more.
Implants – This is the replacement of a tooth with a false root that is surgically placed. It is then followed by the careful construction of a crown/bridge to replace the missing tooth, to prevent teeth from shifting and thereby causing further tooth loss.
Invisalign – The days of clunky metal braces are gone, for the most part at least. Today's key orthodontic solution is Invisalign, a barely-there teeth positioning product. Tooth straightening and repositioning are achieved through a series of clear trays that fit over your teeth. They're removable, comfortable, and practically invisible.
Whitening – Chances are you've noticed a recent surge in dental whitening products advertised on television and in magazines. If veneers are either too expensive or too excessive for your style or budget, whitening can restore a bright white smile, peeling back years of stains and abuse. Though you can use over-the-counter products to bleach your teeth, the results will be more dramatic and effective if you seek help from a dental professional. You can choose a home bleaching system or a chair-side procedure for instant results. Tooth whitening can quickly and easily knock years off your smile.
While these are just three of several cosmetic techniques that can bring you a new smile, they are among the most dramatic solutions available today. If you're interested in learning more about restoring your own smile, or creating a new one entirely, contact our office at 212-689-0024 or email us at appts@newyorkdenturedental.com to schedule a consultation. We'll take good care of you!
Best Regards,
Herald Square Dental
& The Denture Center
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References: www.idanewsletters.com
Friday, March 1, 2013
Bad Dental Habits to Break
Greetings from Dr. Pasch, Dr. Yam, Dr. Shirzadnia and Dr. Song!
Here are a few tips for "dental dont's" that you should stop doing right now.
Brushing too hard. Brushing your teeth too hard can wear down enamel, irritate your gums, make your teeth sensitive to cold, and even cause cavities. To avoid these problems, use a soft bristled toothbrush. To be sure that you are choosing the right type of brush look for the "ADA Accepted" seal on the package. That way you can be sure that the bristles are firm enough to remove plaque, but soft enough not to cause damage.
Clenching of the jaw or grinding of the teeth. These are great forces and amount of pressure originally not ment for teeth to bear. They result in micro fractures and greater risk of more serious damage to the natural tooth structures.
Stop chewing on ice.The cold temperature and the hardness of ice cubes can cause serious damage to your teeth.
Your Teeth Are Not a Tool. Your teeth are not pliers or hooks. Using your teeth as a tool is a threat to your dental health and can damage your existing dental restorations or cause your teeth to crack. Thing twice before ripping open that potato-chip bag next time or loosening knots with your teeth!
Stop biting your nails. Regularly biting your nails can cause your teeth to move out of place and could potentially cause teeth to break or tooth enamel to splinter.
Ditch the soda. The effects of soda on teeth are even worse if you slowly sip it over a long period of time. The acidity in soda can lead to dental health problems such as decay around your gum line and loss of enamel.
Frequent snacking. Every time you eat something, especially if it's a sugary or starchy food, the bacteria that normally live in your mouth create acids to break down the food. But these acids can also attack teeth, leading to decay.
If you have any questions or concerns pertaining to your dental health please call us at 212-689-0024 or email us at appts@newyorkdenturedental.com and we will be sure to take good care of you!
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References: http://www.shape.com; http://www.everydayhealth.com
Here are a few tips for "dental dont's" that you should stop doing right now.
Brushing too hard. Brushing your teeth too hard can wear down enamel, irritate your gums, make your teeth sensitive to cold, and even cause cavities. To avoid these problems, use a soft bristled toothbrush. To be sure that you are choosing the right type of brush look for the "ADA Accepted" seal on the package. That way you can be sure that the bristles are firm enough to remove plaque, but soft enough not to cause damage.
Clenching of the jaw or grinding of the teeth. These are great forces and amount of pressure originally not ment for teeth to bear. They result in micro fractures and greater risk of more serious damage to the natural tooth structures.
Stop chewing on ice.The cold temperature and the hardness of ice cubes can cause serious damage to your teeth.
Your Teeth Are Not a Tool. Your teeth are not pliers or hooks. Using your teeth as a tool is a threat to your dental health and can damage your existing dental restorations or cause your teeth to crack. Thing twice before ripping open that potato-chip bag next time or loosening knots with your teeth!
Stop biting your nails. Regularly biting your nails can cause your teeth to move out of place and could potentially cause teeth to break or tooth enamel to splinter.
Ditch the soda. The effects of soda on teeth are even worse if you slowly sip it over a long period of time. The acidity in soda can lead to dental health problems such as decay around your gum line and loss of enamel.
Frequent snacking. Every time you eat something, especially if it's a sugary or starchy food, the bacteria that normally live in your mouth create acids to break down the food. But these acids can also attack teeth, leading to decay.
If you have any questions or concerns pertaining to your dental health please call us at 212-689-0024 or email us at appts@newyorkdenturedental.com and we will be sure to take good care of you!
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References: http://www.shape.com; http://www.everydayhealth.com
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Could Cosmetic Dentistry Change Your Life?
Greetings from Dr. Pasch, Dr. Yam, Dr, Shirzadnia and Dr. Song!
What's in a smile? More than you realize! Your pearly whites (or not-so-pearly whites) allow you to express your emotions, whether revealed in a smile or flashed in a laugh. Your teeth are an important element of your appearance, and of your self-image too. If you find yourself, subconsciously or otherwise, covering your mouth when you laugh or returning a big warm grin with a close-lipped smile, chances are you're a candidate for cosmetic dentistry and smile make over.
The latest techniques in cosmetic dentistry could give you a brand new movie star smile (Julia Roberts, eat your heart out). Cosmetic dentistry also allows you to correct minor imperfections. So, whether you're going for a complete overhaul or a little touch-up, there's a cosmetic solution for you. Here are a few of the services we provide:
Whitening – Whether through home bleaching or chair-side, whitening can remove years of stains, giving you a brighter and more youthful smile.
Crowns – Crowns are artificial teeth that fit over your natural teeth, correcting chips, cracks or discoloration.
Veneers – Dental veneers are thin layers of porcelain or a composite that go over your natural teeth. Often providing the most dramatic change of all these cosmetic options, veneers can correct discolored, misplaced, irregular, chipped or cracked teeth easily.
Invisalign – The days of clunky metal braces are over. These removable clear trays fit over your teeth, moving them into proper position.
Implants – Missing teeth should be replaced to keep other teeth in their normal position. This can be done by means of a fixed bridge or a dental implant. Both of these treatments offer a good functional and cosmetic result.
If you're interested in learning how cosmetic dentistry can give you a new, natural-looking smile, call our office at 212-689-0024 or email us at appts@newyorkdenturedental.com for a consultation! We'd love nothing more than to help you discover a confidence in your smile that you've never known before.
Best Regards,
Herald Square Dental
& The Denture Center
P.S. If you have any friends or family members who you feel could use our services, please don't hesitate to have them call us. We'll be sure to take good care of them!
What's in a smile? More than you realize! Your pearly whites (or not-so-pearly whites) allow you to express your emotions, whether revealed in a smile or flashed in a laugh. Your teeth are an important element of your appearance, and of your self-image too. If you find yourself, subconsciously or otherwise, covering your mouth when you laugh or returning a big warm grin with a close-lipped smile, chances are you're a candidate for cosmetic dentistry and smile make over.
The latest techniques in cosmetic dentistry could give you a brand new movie star smile (Julia Roberts, eat your heart out). Cosmetic dentistry also allows you to correct minor imperfections. So, whether you're going for a complete overhaul or a little touch-up, there's a cosmetic solution for you. Here are a few of the services we provide:
Whitening – Whether through home bleaching or chair-side, whitening can remove years of stains, giving you a brighter and more youthful smile.
Crowns – Crowns are artificial teeth that fit over your natural teeth, correcting chips, cracks or discoloration.
Veneers – Dental veneers are thin layers of porcelain or a composite that go over your natural teeth. Often providing the most dramatic change of all these cosmetic options, veneers can correct discolored, misplaced, irregular, chipped or cracked teeth easily.
Invisalign – The days of clunky metal braces are over. These removable clear trays fit over your teeth, moving them into proper position.
Implants – Missing teeth should be replaced to keep other teeth in their normal position. This can be done by means of a fixed bridge or a dental implant. Both of these treatments offer a good functional and cosmetic result.
If you're interested in learning how cosmetic dentistry can give you a new, natural-looking smile, call our office at 212-689-0024 or email us at appts@newyorkdenturedental.com for a consultation! We'd love nothing more than to help you discover a confidence in your smile that you've never known before.
Best Regards,
Herald Square Dental
& The Denture Center
P.S. If you have any friends or family members who you feel could use our services, please don't hesitate to have them call us. We'll be sure to take good care of them!
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