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Is It Safe To Go To The Dentist During The COVID-19 Pandemic?
September, 2, 2020Dental Office Safety During the COVID-19 Crisis With the arrival of COVID-19, we all are being forced to alter our lives. Shopping for food, going to school, and work, all of which was once taken for granted, now is potentially life-threatening. Going to the Dentist has often been loathsome to many, but safety in the […]
read moreWhy It’s Important To Replace and Treat Missing Teeth – Dental Services in Natick, MA
October, 25, 2019When teeth are removed, a trickle-down effect occurs resulting in several problems. Once a tooth is missing, the neighboring teeth shift, and this creates a jaw imbalance. In addition, the opposing tooth can start to grow up or down into the empty space, further throwing off your bite. This usually results in chewing more on […]
read moreSnoring & Sleep Apnea
September, 1, 2017Who doesn’t know someone who snores? It is an annoyance that we all deal with on a daily basis. Everyone has a sleep partner who keeps them up most of the night. It’s funny how we don’t snore but our partner often says otherwise. Apparently, just about all of us snore at one time or […]
read moreCut the Sugars and Keep Your Teeth for Life
April, 21, 2017I am on a crusade to get people to eliminate soda and drinks with a high sugar content from their diet. Those who regularly use the above, just continue to make more work for us. Don’t complain about the cost of dentistry if you continue to use these products! High fructose corn syrup and diet […]
read moreHolistic Dentistry
April, 3, 2017Although I am not a holistic dentist by definition, I am almost there. I no longer make crowns with any metallic content and virtually all of the fillings I do are metal-free. I am looking for anyone who wants to replace a metal containing crown or filling– whether it is damaged, missing, or for cosmetic […]
read moreOvercoming Fears of The Dental Office
March, 23, 2017This week and always, I am looking for dentally phobic and anxiety ridden new patients. One of my strengths is my ability to convert very fearful patients into those who easily accept routine procedures. This weekend, I got a call from a woman who lost a filling and hadn’t seen a dentist in 20 years. […]
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