Shu Ping Rong, DDS, PC

10/17/2023

Practicing good oral hygiene is key to a healthy mouth and a healthy life. Research shows that those who regularly brush their teeth, go to the dentist, and wear dentures have a 46% reduced death risk than those who do not. Healthy teeth can add healthy years to your life. Try to maintain your permanent teeth for as long as you can. Your teeth can be the getaway to a disease-free and long life. Ready to start your journey to a healthier smile? Contact us at (212) 226-6368!

The number of healthy teeth represents your life expectancy. Taking care of your oral and overall health is key to adding disease-free years to your life.

10/16/2023

One of the biggest reasons people cite for staying away from their dentist? Financial concerns. There is a misconception out there that getting good dental care is unaffordable or that it is a discretionary expense best avoided when budgets are under stress. The truth, however, is that the most expensive dental services are those that are required to fix years of poor oral hygiene and dental neglect. Preventative care is generally affordable and is widely covered by insurance providers. Contact us today to discuss any concerns you may have. We are here to help!

To schedule a dental appointment, contact us at (212) 226-6368.

10/13/2023

A dry mouth can be an uncomfortable situation to be in. Fortunately, there are many ways to manage it and making the right choice actually matters. While some OTC products can offer temporary relief, they may not resolve the root cause of your dry mouth. If you experience persistent dry mouth symptoms, call us at (212) 226-6368.

Various OTC remedies and prescription drugs can help in overcoming the symptoms of your dry mouth. Always talk to your dentist before trying any product.

10/12/2023

It is important to change your electric toothbrush head every two to five months. The goal is to clear your mouth of bacteria, which can then reside on the toothbrush creating issues since it is usually damp. Make yourself a sticky note or simply notice when the bristles are wearing down. If you’re looking to brighten your smile, call us today at (212) 226-6368!

10/10/2023

One of the important reasons why your oral health needs to be maintained regularly is that it is directly related to your overall health and well-being. Oral health problems that aren't resolved properly can spread to other areas of the body, causing infections or more serious diseases. For more information, give us a call at (212) 226-6368.

Poor oral health may increase the incidence of Meniere disease, according to a study published in the January issue of the Journal of Personalized Medicine.

10/09/2023

We want nothing more than to let our patients know that they are in good hands and ensure that they feel pampered along the way! Thanks for trusting us with your dental care! To get started at our clinic, contact us at (212) 226-6368.

10/06/2023

You’ve likely heard the phrase, “you are what you eat.” This reigns true for our teeth and gums! Eating sugary and starchy foods feed the bacteria in our mouths that cause tooth decay and gum disease. However, there are foods that can help us fight off plaque and tooth decay! Be sure to include these healthy and dental-benefiting foods into your diet! Healthy teeth and gums for life are what we do best! Give us a call today at (212) 226-6368. https://bit.ly/3ugETfc

10/05/2023

Baking soda is often used in toothpaste formulas as an active cleaning ingredient. While it does work well in cleaning your teeth and removing surface stains, it lacks in fluoride, which is essential in preventing plaque buildup. Dazzle everyone with your smile! Having perfectly white teeth will make you more confident and give you the smile you've always dreamed of. Contact us at (212) 226-6368 to book your appointment.

Baking soda has long been used as a paste alternative. As with most things, there are pros and cons associated with using this agent. Learn why at Oralb.com.​

10/03/2023

Did you know that you should replace your toothbrush after every episode you have of the flu, cold, or viral infection? Microbes are notorious for implanting themselves onto the toothbrush bristles, which lead to re-infection. Take care of your overall health by putting your oral care routine at the forefront of your mind! Give us a call at (212) 226-6368 any time for dental care questions you may have.

10/02/2023

Did you know that the nutrients we consume have a tremendous impact on our oral health? When you eat something, your mouth and teeth are the first points of contact for nutrients to be absorbed inside your body. Calcium, vitamin D, phosphorus, vitamin C, and vitamin A play the biggest roles in keeping your teeth and gums healthy. Give us a call today at (212) 226-6368 to schedule an appointment!

09/29/2023

Fantastic, you’re flossing! For dental floss to be effective and remove plaque from your teeth, you need to ensure that you’re following the correct flossing technique. Wash your hands before you reach for floss and begin your proper flossing technique with these 4 simple steps. Remember to be thorough yet gentle. If you are uncertain if your flossing habits are correct, ask us! Call us at (212) 226-6368.

09/28/2023

Did you know that having bad breath can be a sign that you have a sinus infection? Sinus drainage in the back of throat causes bad breath, but once the infection is gone, so is the breath associated with it. To improve the smell of your breath, brush your teeth twice a day with a fluoride toothpaste. Contact us today at (212) 226-6368.

When it comes to a sinus infection, bad breath is often the first side effect as the sinuses drain into the back of your throat. Luckily, it is treatable.