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    A Look at the Advantages of Dental Implants

    Last updated 4 days ago

    If you have lost one or more of your teeth, then you may be wondering what you can do to have a smile that's worth sharing. Your dentist can offer you many different treatment options, including dental implants. Here are some of the advantages of dental implants:

    • Improved Aesthetics

    With dental implants, your smile will be more pleasing, both to you and to others who see it. You will no longer have gaping holes in your smile, due to the natural-looking and functioning replacements. As your dentist will tell you, a beautiful smile can be just as important as a healthy smile!

    • Increased Confidence

    You will feel much better about yourself when your teeth are in great shape. You'll smile more, you'll laugh more, and you'll have exceedingly more confidence. Dental implants will give you the confidence you need to meet new people, find that special someone, and get that promotion you've been after at work.

    • Preventing Bone Loss

    If you lose your teeth, either because of an accident, injury, or tooth decay, you can also lose bone in your jaw and face. If the bone loss spreads or becomes extensive, you could lose other teeth, and the shape of your face could actually change. Dental implants promote ossification, which means your bone will regrow around the rod in your jaw, preventing bone loss.

    • Better Oral Health

    Once you have your dental implants in place, you'll be so proud of your smile that you may spend extra time brushing and flossing. You won't want to miss an appointment with your dentist, and you'll have more reason to follow all of the dentist's recommendations for your diet and tooth care. After all, you worked hard to get that beautiful smile, so you will want to work hard to keep it stunning!

    In New York, visit NYC Dental Center for dental implants and other important dental care procedures. We treat patients from Midtown, Queens, and Brooklyn, making beautiful, healthy smiles a reality all over NYC. For an appointment, call (877) 672-2562 today.

    What do you do in a Dental Emergency?

    Last updated 10 days ago

    In our latest articles, we’ve discussed the benefits of Invisalign treatment and how to deal with common dental emergencies. Explore the links below or call NYC Dental Center today at (877) 672-2562 to learn more about these topics:

    • The Colgate Oral and Dental Health Resource Center provides additional information on the steps involved in saving a knocked-out tooth.

    The Dental Information you Need to Keep a White Smile

    Last updated 18 days ago

    If you want your teeth to last a lifetime, look through the following resources to find invaluable information about how to improve your dental health.

    • Learn about what you can expect during a routine dental exam by reading through this article.
    • If your child is experiencing dental anxiety due to his or her upcoming dental examination, read through this article to find helpful information.
    • Does your family need to practice better oral hygiene habits? If so, check out this article from the Academy of General Dentistry for dental care tips for you, your teens, and your young children.

    At NYC Dental Center, we make sure our patients leave with a healthier smile and a better understanding of how to protect their teeth. We offer general, cosmetic, preventative, and prosthetic dentistry and use the most advanced dental technology to provide high-quality care. Learn more by visiting our website or calling (877) 672-2562 today.

    What to Expect from a Comprehensive Dental Exam

    Last updated 20 days ago

    Undergoing a routine dental exam with a dentist multiple times a year can help you prevent tooth decay and gum disease. Keep reading to find out what you can expect from a comprehensive dental exam. 

    • A Visual Check

    First, the dentist will use a dental probe, a spot light, and a mirror to look into your mouth. He or she will examine the size, shape, and color of your teeth to try and assess the effectiveness of your current dental hygiene routine. Your dentist will also check to see if there is any abnormal wear, chips, or divots on your teeth, as these could be signs of tooth decay. Next, the dentist will check your gums for inflammation, redness, slight bleeding, and any other signs of gum disease.

    • Dental X-Rays

    Once your dentist has completed the initial examination, he or she will want to take X-rays of your teeth to create a dental history for your records. These dental X-rays are also taken to help the dentist see tooth development, minute signs of tooth decay, and oral bone loss. If your dentist finds evidence of tooth decay, then he or she will recommend a filling treatment right away to stop the spread of dental decay.

    • Removal of Stains and Plaque Buildup

    Most dental exams are accompanied by a dental cleaning. This isn’t always the case, but combining treatments can save time. Plus, you’ll have a better chance of staving off cavities and gum disease by undergoing routine cleanings. During the cleaning, your dentist will use specialized tools and oral cleaners to remove plaque and tarter from the surface of your teeth. He or she will also floss your teeth and demonstrate proper cleaning techniques to use at home.

    Schedule your next dental exam and cleaning by calling NYC Dental Center today. NYC Dental Center services NYC, Midtown, Queens and Brooklyn. You can learn more about what you can expect from a dental exam by visiting our website or calling us at (877) 672-2562. 

    Understanding Gum Disease

    Last updated 1 month ago

    Do you have red, inflamed gums that bleed when you brush your teeth or floss your gums? If so, you might be suffering from early-stage gum disease. If this is the case, you should see your dentist right away to begin treatment because chronic gum disease is the leading cause of tooth loss.

    If you’re interested in learning about how gum disease leads to tooth loss, check out this video clip. There are three stages of gum disease: gingivitis, periodontitis, and advanced periodontitis. In this video, you’ll see an animated illustration of how each stage of gum disease can damage the oral bones, tissues, and teeth.

    If you’re noticing signs of gum disease, call (877) 672-2562 to schedule an appointment with NYC Dental Center in Midtown. We offer comprehensive and advanced periodontal care to all patients struggling with gum disease.

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