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06/19/2023

On this significant day, Juneteenth, we recognize the importance of freedom, equality, and justice. At Dental Work NY, we stand together to celebrate the contributions and achievements of the African American community. Let us foster an environment where everyone feels valued, respected, and treated with dignity. Wishing you a meaningful Juneteenth!
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06/13/2023

Did you know that cavities can form when food particles get stuck on our tooth surfaces? 🍎🍞 It's essential to maintain proper oral hygiene and brush after meals to remove any lingering debris. Regular dental check-ups and cleanings are also crucial for preventing cavities. Let's prioritize our dental health and keep those pearly whites cavity-free! 😁✨

06/06/2023

Ways to Get Children to Brush Their Teeth

06/05/2023

Dental check-ups: The gateway to a healthier you.

06/02/2023

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04/21/2023

Did you know that cavities are caused by a combination of factors, including bacteria, food, saliva, and poor oral hygiene? Learn more about what causes cavities in our latest blog post! 🦷💻

What Causes Cavities?By curtis / April 21, 2023 Cavities, also known as dental caries, are one of the most common dental problems in the world. They are caused by a combination of factors, including bacteria, food, saliva, and poor oral hygiene. Here’s how it works: Bacteria in your mouth feed on ...

04/20/2023

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Say goodbye to food particles and plaque buildup with the right flossing tools! Learn more about the importance of flossing and how to choose the best tool for you in our latest article.

03/16/2023

Fluorosis is a dental condition causing white or brown spots on teeth, from overexposure to fluoride during childhood. It only affects children under 8 years old and cannot harm already grown-in teeth. To prevent fluorosis, monitor your child's fluoride intake and test your water's fluoride levels. Ensure your child spits out toothpaste, limits sugary or acidic foods and drinks, and practices good oral hygiene. Schedule routine dental check-ups every six months.

03/13/2023

Tooth luxation is a condition that occurs as a result of physical trauma, such as a fall, which disrupts the tissues, ligaments, and bone that hold a tooth in place. This can also affect the tooth's nerves and blood supply. A luxated tooth may appear loose, angled, or displaced from the socket, but sometimes there may be no visible signs, and it can only feel tender. While tooth luxation can affect anyone, it is most commonly seen in children and young adults. It is important to seek dental attention promptly if you suspect a luxated tooth, as immediate treatment may be necessary depending on the severity of the injury.

03/10/2023

Oral Mucocele refers to a type of cyst that forms inside the mouth, filled with harmless mucus. These cysts appear as smooth, round lesions and are usually painless. Oral Mucoceles are most commonly caused by trauma such as accidentally biting the inside of your mouth. While these cysts typically disappear on their own and don't require treatment, larger cysts or those causing discomfort can be removed by a medical professional.

03/08/2023

Consuming sweets, candy, and soda, which contain acids, can stick to teeth and promote the development of cavities. Smoking and chewing to***co are also known to increase the risk of gum disease and oral cancer.

Although teeth are sturdy enough to break ice and tear open packages, doing so can lead to damage and stress on your jaw. Additionally, grinding or clenching your teeth due to stress can result in cracks or other damage.

Biting your nails is another habit that can negatively affect your teeth, as it can pull your jaw out of position and change the way your teeth align with one another.
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03/07/2023

Experts in the medical and dental fields regulate the use of X-rays and establish safety standards. Your dentist should take as few X-rays as possible, but may recommend them in certain cases for diagnostic purposes. Thanks to technological advancements, today's digital X-rays emit significantly less radiation and are safer than earlier versions.

During your first dental exam after a long period without dental care, expect to have X-rays taken to assess the condition of your teeth and gums. If you have gum disease, your dentist may recommend X-rays every six months. Otherwise, regular check-ups may include X-rays every two years, depending on your dentist's plan.

Children typically require more X-rays than adults due to changes in their teeth and a higher risk of developing cavities.

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