Hello friends of Staten Island Dental Care! If you haven’t visited our blog in a while, we welcome you. It has been a great month at our state-of-the-art Staten Island general dentistry practice. We continue to achieve fantastic results with our precision smile makeovers. If you have never seen our photo gallery of actual Staten…
General Dentistry
An Air-dried Toothbrush Is A Healthy Toothbrush, Staten Island
Categories: Dental Health, General Dentistry
Today in our Staten Island general dentistry blog we will highlight some of the simple things you can do with your toothbrush to keep your mouth as clean and healthy as possible. One of the most important habits Staten Island residents can form is to always allow their toothbrush to completely air dry between uses.…
Staten Island Dental Care Treats Cankers Sores, Lesions, and Fever Blisters
Categories: Dental Health, General Dentistry
At Staten Island Dental Care, one of the most common complaints we hear from Staten Island general dentistry patients is problems with mouth sores. There are many different kinds of oral lesions which can make eating and talking painful. Some are annoying yet harmless, while other sores are more serious and require medical intervention. Though…
Get Your Teeth In Shape, Staten Island!
Categories: Dental Health, General Dentistry
These days Staten Island residents are more conscious of their health than ever. Many of us are trying to stay active, eat a balanced diet, and better manage stress. When you feel healthy, attractive, and happy, you smile more often. You want your smile to compliment and enhance your physical and mental condition. Here at…
Saliva And Staten Island’s Dental Health
Categories: Dental Health, General Dentistry
Hi. I’m Dr. Frederick Hecht. Welcome to my Staten Island dental blog. Today we’ll be looking at the complexity and importance of your saliva. Though most people in the Staten Island area may think it’s gross, saliva is essential to dental health as well as digestion. Saliva is mostly water, but a small portion of…
Diet Changes For Healthier Teeth In Staten Island
Categories: Dental Health, General Dentistry
Hello, I am Dr. Frederick Hecht of Staten Island Dental Care. Today’s blog topic is ‘How Your Diet Affects Your Smile.’ I’m sure you brush and floss regularly and hopefully visit your Staten Island general dentistry practice for cleanings, but did you know that making small changes to your diet can improve your oral health?…
Smokeless Is Not Harmless For Staten Island Tobacco Chewers
Categories: Dental Health, General Dentistry
Hello Staten Island general dentistry friends. Today’s topic is ‘The Dangers Of Smokeless Tobacco’. Cigarette sales at most Staten Island stores have decreased in the past decade, but some Staten Island tobacco consumers have switched to smokeless products. There is a common misconception in the Staten Island area (especially among teens) that smokeless tobacco is…
Helping Staten Island Love Dental Visits
Categories: Dental Health, General Dentistry
It’s no secret that most Staten Island people dread going to the dentist. Everyone knows it and despite your best efforts, even your Staten Island area dentist knows it. But when you start visiting your dentist for the latest cosmetic dentistry treatments, you may find that you LOVE going to the dentist! Dentists in Staten…
Family Dentistry
Categories: Dental Health, General Dentistry
Our cosmetic dental practice, Staten Island Dental Care, specializes in family dentistry . If you have a family and are looking for a dentist that can put you and your children at ease while providing top of the line dental care, give us a call. You can reach Staten Island Dental Care at 718-761-5757. Staten…
Beware Of An Acidic Diet In Staten Island
Categories: Dental Health, General Dentistry
Most Staten Island general dentistry patients don’t often think of a tooth as a body part that fluctuates in strength. Our teeth seem to have a steady hardness and dependably grind food whenever we need them. However, teeth are dynamic organisms with chemical processes that occur continually. The protective enamel that covers the softer interior…
