Dr. Frederick Hecht at Staten Island Dental Care in Staten Island, New York believes every patient deserves a celebrity-caliber smile whether it takes porcelain crowns, teeth whitening, or porcelain veneers. Today’s post will address the preparation needed for dental implants. Consider calling 718-761-5757 today for your own personal consultation and to receive one-on-one information specific…
Restorative Dentistry
5 Simple Ways To Avoid A Cracked Tooth In NYC
Categories: Dental Health
Cracked teeth can be painful, unattractive, and expensive to repair. Today’s post in the Staten Island Dental Care dental blog contains an easy-to-follow list of tips to keep your teeth whole and strong. 1. Avoiding a cracked tooth means avoiding chewing on hard things. Mind-blowing, right? Brooklyn and Manhattan dental patients should steer clear of…
4 Oral Ailments To Discuss With Your Staten Island Dentist
Categories: Dental Health
We all go to our Staten Island dentist for check-ups and toothaches, but there are other less-obvious issues that your dentist can help you with. Today in the Staten Island Dental Blog, we would like to highlight some of the most common oral conditions that should be discussed with your dentist. 1. Bad Breath. Sure,…
Re-Contour Your Teeth At Staten Island Dental Care
Categories: Cosmetic Dentistry
If your crooked, discolored teeth keep you from smiling and you feel like there is nothing you can do about it please give me a call! My name is Dr. Frederick Hecht and my staff and I at Staten Island Dental Care have been giving the people of Staten Island something to smile about since…
Attention Staten Island: Replace Your Dental Bridge Before You Lose Teeth
Categories: Dental Health, Dental Implants
Hello blog visitors, welcome to Staten Island Dental Care. Let’s talk about a tooth replacement option common in Staten Island: dental bridges. While dental bridges have restored smiles for thousands of Staten Island dental patients, they are not problem free. Many people in Staten Island with dental bridges find it impossible to keep the small…
Staten Island Dental Care Guide To Healthy Tooth Enamel
Categories: Dental Health, Restorative Dentistry
Here at Staten Island Dental Care, we want your teeth to last a lifetime! Tooth enamel is one of the hardest parts of the body, but it is non-renewable so it is important not to not neglect or abuse our teeth. Daily teeth and gum care is the best way to protect tooth enamel. Even…
Preventative Maintenance For Your Irreplaceable Smile In Staten Island
Categories: Cosmetic Dentistry
Hi, I’m Dr. Fred Hecht of Staten Island Dental Care. If you are one of my existing patients, welcome back. If this is your first visit, I appreciate you stopping by. My trust-building team and I love taking care of our Staten Island area cosmetic dentistry patients. Today’s article is for Staten Island area people…
Staten Island Dental Care- A Reason To Smile
Categories: Cosmetic Dentistry
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 cosmetic dentistry practice. We continue to achieve fantastic results with our precision smile makeovers. If you have never seen our photo gallery of actual Staten…
Sedation Dentistry At Staten Island Dental Care
Categories: Sedation Dentistry
Dental visits can be extremely stressful and for some Staten Island residents, the fear and anxiety associated with a trip to the dentist prevents them from getting the care they need. At Staten Island Dental Care we provide the best oral sedation dentistry available. We will accommodate your needs with minimal, moderate, or deep sedation.…
Cosmetic Dentistry vs. General Dentistry In Staten Island
Categories: Cosmetic Dentistry
Hello, I’m Dr. Frederick Hecht. Welcome to my Staten Island cosmetic dentistry blog. Today’s article focuses on the difference between general dentistry and cosmetic dentistry. General dentists in Staten Island are dedicated to preventing and treating oral disease such as cavities and gum disease. When a problem is diagnosed, let’s say, a cavity between two…
