Designing Smiles

Designing Smiles will be opening for patient care on June 15. We are excited to see you all again and have worked hard to be sure we have a safe action plan in place. Please be patient as we schedule many missed appointments. We will do our absolute best to accommodate you, as always.

Sending out my biggest cheesy smile! We miss you all, Designing Smiles family. Brush and floss! Hope to see you all soon.

Good morning Designing Smiles family! We are hoping you are all healthy and enjoying a sunny morning. Our closure for non-emergency patients will extend another few weeks. If you have a scheduled appointment, we'll be reaching out in the next few days. Meanwhile, Dr. Tynecki's emergency number is on our answering machine. Also, email questions or concerns to [email protected]. Have a wonderful day. WE MISS YOU ALL!

Hello All. Our office will be closed for regular appointments until April 7. Dr. Tynecki will see emergency patients on as as-needed basis. I will be in the office tomorrow to answer any questions and reschedule appointments. Be well, Designing Smiles family. Tina

Dr. James Tynecki Designing Smiles, 1350 Hamilton Street, Allentown, PA 18102 610-437-0330 www.theallentowndentist.com

Designing Smiles will be closed today. Be warm and safe, friends.Designing Smiles will be closed today. Be warm and safe, friends.

Early Dismissal for Designing Smiles! Stay safe and warm, friends.

This gal is always ready to listen, educate, and provide a great service. Have you seen Keri lately?

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Merry Christmas to all of you, With Love from Dr. Tynecki's office.

Patients show love in the sweetest, beautiful ways. We appreciate you!

Please welcome our newest staff member, Tonka! He is 9 weeks old, and is looking forward to seeing you at your next dental visit.

Floss like a boss! Perfect your flossing technique! Use a piece of floss 15 to 18 inches long, slide it between the teeth, wrap it around each tooth in the shape of a "C," and polish with an up and down motion. Don't worry about a little blood. Bleeding means the gums are inflamed because plaque has built up and needs to be cleaned away. Don't let that deter you. Bleeding after a few weeks, however, could be a sign of periodontal disease. Talk to your dentist.... Get a floss holder. If you lack the hand dexterity to floss, try soft wooden plaque removers, which look similar to toothpicks, or a two-pronged plastic floss holder. Both allow you to clean between teeth with one hand.