3 Behind-The-Scenes Dental Advances For New York

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Staten Island dental patients who have undergone a smile redesign are probably aware of the latest cosmetic dental procedures popular in the NYC area. These include metal-free fillings, porcelain veneers, invisible braces, implant-anchored dentures, and inlays/onlays. Today’s dental post focuses on some nifty dentistry advances that are used behind-the-scenes to benefit Bayonne dentists and dental…

Straightening Smiles and Crooked Teeth at Staten Island Dental Care

Straightening Smiles and Crooked Teeth at Staten Island Dental Care - Dr. Frederick Hecht

Crooked teeth are known in the world of dentistry as “malocclusion.” Malocclusion can impact the aesthetics of your smile and may affect your overall oral health and enjoyment. At Staten Island Dental Care – Dr. Frederick Hecht in the NYC area, we understand the significance of addressing crooked teeth to ensure our patient’s smiles are…

A Guide to Understanding Cheek-Biting from Staten Island Dental Care – Dr. Frederick Hecht in Staten Island, New York

A Guide to Understanding Cheek-Biting from Staten Island Dental Care - Dr. Frederick Hecht in Staten Island, New York

Cheek-biting is a common dental concern that can cause discomfort and lead to oral health issues if left unaddressed. At Staten Island Dental Care – Dr. Frederick Hecht in Staten Island, New York, we recognize the importance of understanding and addressing this issue to ensure our patients’ overall oral well-being. What is Cheek-Biting? Cheek-biting, also…

Why a Water Flosser Might be a Good Idea

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Today, we’re reviewing the water flosser, also known as interdental cleaner, interdental irrigator, or water jet. The first water-shooting device for cleaning between teeth was invented in the early 1960’s by Colorado dentist Dr. Gerald Moyer and John Mattingly, a hydraulics engineer. The apparatus is now known by the brand name Waterpik, though many people…

The Tea And Teeth Question

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Over time, tea can stain the plaque that may eventually turn into tartar. Plaque can be brushed and flossed away with thorough daily oral cleaning rituals. Tartar (which forms if the plaque remains on the teeth for over 24 hours), on the other hand, will need to be removed in-office during a teeth cleaning appointment. Either way, between cleanings a wise method for avoiding tea staining is to rinse with water after drinking tea or to eat something and then to be sure to brush and floss all surfaces of the teeth at the end of the