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Learn the difference between prophylaxis and scaling & root planing.

This rock-hard substance is loaded with cavity-causing bacteria and cannot be removed at home.

fluoride is safe and effective when used at the levels recommended by public health authorities and dental professionals.

Biomimetic dentistry is a breakthrough approach that restores teeth by mimicking natural biology, resulting in stronger, more durable, and more aesthetic outcomes

In modern dentistry, accuracy is everything. Whether you’re evaluating a toothache, planning dental implants, or diagnosing airway or bite issues, the quality of the imaging determines the quality of the care.

Sleep apnea is one of the most overlooked health conditions—even though it affects millions of people in the U.S. Many patients don’t realize that dentists play a major role in detecting and treating sleep apnea.

Gum disease increases the body’s inflammatory load. This inflammation doesn’t stay in your mouth — it can circulate throughout your system and may affect.

Losing a tooth doesn’t just affect your smile—it can impact your confidence, your bite, and even your long-term oral health. Fortunately, modern dentistry offers two excellent ways to replace missing teeth: dental implants and dental bridges.

Explore why teeth darken over time and how Zoom® professional whitening can restore a brighter, more confident smile in just one visit. Perfect for busy New Yorkers seeking fast, predictable results.

Discover how an Invisalign® Smile Architect™ blends dental science with artistic design to create a smile that truly fits your face. Learn how this unique approach goes beyond straightening teeth to enhance your entire expression.

Discover whether Invisalign® clear aligners are the right choice for you. Learn how they work, who benefits most, and when alternative orthodontic treatments may be recommended.

Regular dental check-ups and cleanings are crucial for good oral health—and for getting the most from your dental insurance benefits.

Do you suffer from jaw pain, clicking, or difficulty opening your mouth? You may have TMD—a condition affecting the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), which connects your jaw to your skull.

Do you ever wake up with a sore jaw, headaches, or teeth that feel sensitive? You might be experiencing bruxism — the medical term for clenching or grinding your teeth, often during sleep.

A new study from NYU Langone Health found that the tiny microbes in your mouth may be linked to your risk of pancreatic cancer.

Dental sealants are a simple yet powerful way to help prevent cavities, especially in children and teens.