Gabrielle Dental

09/02/2025

Short answer: No. Brushing your teeth removes plaque and bacteria, which can help prevent more damage. However, it can't fix the enamel or fill the hole left by a cavity. If you suspect that you have a cavity, please contact our office at (845) 268-3332 to schedule an appointment. We will provide you with the necessary evaluation and treatment options.

09/01/2025

Are you considering dentures to improve your smile? Let us help you restore your confidence and oral health with our custom-fit dentures. Book a consultation with us today at (845) 268-3332 to learn more about your options.

08/29/2025

Don't skip flossing. It's the key to a healthy smile! Did you know 35% of your tooth surface remains unclean without it? Just 2 minutes daily removes plaque and food debris toothbrushes can’t reach, helping prevent cavities and gum disease. Ready for a healthier smile? Call us at (845) 268-3332 for dental tips and care. Your best smile starts here!

08/28/2025

Understanding plaque formation and how it affects dental health can empower you to take proactive steps in your daily care. This article explores effective strategies to prevent plaque build-up, ensuring a healthier and brighter smile. Your dental care routine matters! Schedule a cleaning with us at (845) 268-3332.

We all have plaque on teeth. It is important that plaque in your mouth is removed before tartar develops and the gum disease gets worse.

08/26/2025

Hey there! Just a friendly reminder to take care of your smile. Did you brush your teeth today? It's such a simple yet important part of our daily routine. Keeping our teeth clean helps us maintain good oral health and fresh breath. Plus, who doesn't love that feeling after brushing? Don’t forget to floss too!

08/25/2025

Dental implants are considered to be one of the best options for replacing missing teeth. Designed to blend seamlessly with your natural teeth, they offer a comfortable fit and durability that can last a lifetime. Let’s discuss how dental implants can enhance your quality of life - call (845) 268-3332.

08/22/2025

Round of applause for saliva! It’s your mouth’s built-in defense system that helps wash away food particles, fights bacteria, and even protects against tooth decay. Hydration is key to keeping saliva flowing, so be sure to drink enough water, especially after eating meals or sugary snacks. Contact us for more information on how to properly care for your teeth by calling us at (845) 268-3332.

08/21/2025

Here’s a friendly reminder: Brushing your teeth twice a day and flossing once daily are the best ways to prevent tooth decay and gum disease. Make these habits a part of your routine, and your smile will appreciate it! Remember, we're your ally in keeping your mouth healthy. Need to schedule an appointment? Call us at (845) 268-3332.

08/19/2025

Taking care of your teeth is essential! While brushing is important, are you also flossing daily? Flossing removes plaque and food particles from between your teeth, helping to maintain healthy gums. When you combine regular flossing with routine dental checkups, you can achieve a beautiful smile! To schedule your next appointment, call us at (845) 268-3332.

08/18/2025

Dental implants are more than just an aesthetic fix! Invest in your oral health with a long-lasting solution. Learn more about dental implants today - contact us at (845) 268-3332!

08/15/2025

A cavity, or dental caries, is a small hole that forms in your tooth. This happens when bacteria in your mouth produce acids that eat away at the enamel, which is the hard outer protective layer of your teeth. Unfortunately, once the enamel is gone, it can't grow back, meaning cavities cause lasting damage to your teeth. If you think you might have cavities or want to check your dental health, please make an appointment by calling (845) 268-3332.

08/14/2025

Swollen cheeks can be uncomfortable and concerning, often leading to the need for medical attention. One common cause is salivary stones, which can block the flow of saliva. Read this article to learn the symptoms and treatment options to manage this condition effectively. If concerns persist, please contact us at (845) 268-3332.

Injuries, infections, and underlying health issues can all cause swelling in one or both cheeks. Learn more about these problems and how to manage them here.