South Natick Dental Group

South Natick Dental Group South Natick Dental Group Dr. Svetlana Novak and the South Natick Dental Team will give you top quality dental care in a friendly relaxed atmosphere.

📘 Marlborough - Countdown to “Use It or Lose It”! If you’ve delayed your cleanings or dental work this year, this is you...
12/09/2025

📘 Marlborough - Countdown to “Use It or Lose It”!
If you’ve delayed your cleanings or dental work this year, this is your final reminder.
Your 2025 dental benefits won’t roll over, and missing them means missing out on savings.

A brighter, healthier smile starts with one appointment.
👉 Book now before our year- end calendar fills!
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Vitamin D is a core regulator of oral health. It supports calcium absorption, enamel formation, bone density, and the im...
12/08/2025

Vitamin D is a core regulator of oral health. It supports calcium absorption, enamel formation, bone density, and the immune defenses that protect the gums from inflammation and periodontal pathogens.

When Vitamin D levels drop, enamel becomes weaker, saliva loses protective efficiency, and the immune system struggles to control oral bacteria. This increases the risk of dental caries, gingivitis, and progressive gum disease.

Deficiency is common due to limited sun exposure, indoor lifestyles, and dietary gaps. Regular screening, safe sunlight, balanced nutrition, and appropriate supplementation help maintain optimal Vitamin D levels.

Combine strong Vitamin D status with daily brushing, interdental cleaning, and routine dental checkups to reduce the risk of cavities and gum disease and strengthen long-term oral and systemic health.

Take a look at this before-and-after! We used natural-looking, tooth-colored cosmetic fillings to treat cavities — resto...
12/05/2025

Take a look at this before-and-after! We used natural-looking, tooth-colored cosmetic fillings to treat cavities — restoring both health and appearance in one simple visit.

No silver, no stress — just a smooth, seamless finish that blends perfectly with your natural smile.

Prevent decay. Restore confidence.
Book your appointment today and let’s keep your smile shining 🌟 😃

If you want an exceptional, enjoyable dental experience, come and see Dr. Svetlana Novak, dentist/owner with a very uniq...
12/04/2025

If you want an exceptional, enjoyable dental experience, come and see Dr. Svetlana Novak, dentist/owner with a very unique philosophy, who is extremely sensitive to the needs of anxious and fearful patients.

Many people ask “What are dental implants?” But a better question is “How can dental implants help you improve your oral...
12/03/2025

Many people ask “What are dental implants?” But a better question is “How can dental implants help you improve your oral health?”
Short Answer: They improve your chewing, give relief from dentures, maintain a natural appearance, easily cleaned, etc.

Research has found the same bacteria that cause gum disease, especially Porphyromonas gingivalis, in the brains of peopl...
12/02/2025

Research has found the same bacteria that cause gum disease, especially Porphyromonas gingivalis, in the brains of people with Alzheimer’s. These bacteria release toxic enzymes called gingipains, which are known to damage brain cells.

Periodontitis is not only a gum problem — it is an inflammatory condition. When these bacteria enter the bloodstream, they may reach the brain and activate immune cells there. This leads to inflammation, a key feature seen in Alzheimer’s disease.

Bacterial toxins from the mouth can interfere with how brain cells communicate. They may increase amyloid-beta buildup, harm neurons, and speed up memory loss in experimental studies.

Research does not prove that gum disease causes Alzheimer’s, but it shows a strong biological connection. Oral bacteria, inflammation, and brain changes appear to be linked in ways scientists continue to explore.

Thankful for our patients 🦃 🥘
11/27/2025

Thankful for our patients 🦃 🥘

“How often should I visit a dentist?”The American Dental Association recommends you visit your dentist for a routine den...
11/24/2025

“How often should I visit a dentist?”

The American Dental Association recommends you visit your dentist for a routine dental check-up and dental cleaning at least once in six months, and there is a perfect reason behind this recommendation.

Regular dental check-ups give your dentist a chance to assess your oral health and regular cleaning ensures adequate tartar removal, which helps prevent dental ailments like dental cavities and gum diseases.
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When we think about things that might potentially stain our teeth, coffee is often the first thing to come to mind. It’s...
11/21/2025

When we think about things that might potentially stain our teeth, coffee is often the first thing to come to mind. It’s true that this beloved beverage can cause dental staining, but it’s not the only consumable you should be mindful of. Red sauces and wines, blueberries, blackberries, and other kinds of berries, sodas, juices, sports drinks, hard candies, and other similar items can all leave your teeth duller than usual!

Remember, enjoying these items in moderation – and maintaining excellent oral hygiene – is a great way to ensure that your pearly whites remain sparkling bright!

When we think about the types of health issues that can affect our overall wellness, we often don’t think about dental i...
11/18/2025

When we think about the types of health issues that can affect our overall wellness, we often don’t think about dental issues first. However, did you know that a staggering 87% of people say that poor oral health negatively impacts their lives? This figure only further emphasizes the importance of regular dental care – it simply helps us to feel great each and every day!

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11/12/2025

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A frayed toothbrush loses its ability to clean effectively. The worn bristles no longer reach between teeth or along the...
11/03/2025

A frayed toothbrush loses its ability to clean effectively. The worn bristles no longer reach between teeth or along the gumline, allowing plaque to stay behind. Over time, this buildup leads to gum inflammation, bad breath, and early gum disease.

Worn bristles also become sharp and uneven, causing micro-scratches on enamel and irritation to delicate gum tissues. Instead of protecting the mouth, an old brush can worsen sensitivity and even push bacteria deeper into the gums.

Dentists recommend changing your toothbrush every 3 months, or sooner if the bristles spread out. A fresh brush ensures effective cleaning, healthy gums, and reduced risk of oral infections.

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65 Eliot Street
South Natick, MA
01760

Opening Hours

Wednesday 10am - 7pm
Thursday 10am - 7pm
Friday 10am - 2:30pm

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