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Have you made the most of your dental benefits? If you have any benefits remaining, there's still time to use them before you lose them! Call us today at (215) 752-5911 to schedule an appointment before the holidays!

Today is #GivingTuesday! It's a celebration of generosity worldwide. Here are 3 Generosity Ideas you can do today. 1 Post a Message of Hope... 2 Offer Help to Your Neighbors 3 Show Gratitude for Essential Workers See more

This weekend we celebrated Small Business Saturday. Now more than ever we have to support our small local businesses! Let us know in the comments what your favorite local business is!

There are very few things that ruin your day more quickly than tooth pain. It makes eating, sleeping, and even just living your life awful. What’s worse is that oftentimes you don’t even know why your tooth is bothering you so much. We can fix that by explaining the four types of tooth pain and what they mean in the blog below.

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Have you wondered how long Invisalign takes? Patients choose Invisalign for many reasons, but one of the most common is the shortened treatment time. Traditional orthodontics will typically take at least 2 years. However, Invisalign allows you to achieve your dream smile in 8 to 18 months. This is done by using a series of clear aligning trays to gradually shift your teeth into place.

Today is National First Responders Day! We'd like to thank all of our First Responders from the bottom of our hearts. We appreciate the sacrifices you make every single day!

As the only tooth replacement option that recreates the root structure of a lost tooth, it’s no surprise that dental implants are becoming increasingly popular. Even as information about this treatment becomes widespread, many people assume that you must receive one implant post for each missing tooth. This is not always the case, though. Dental implants can be placed in strategic ways that allow just a few posts to support multiple prosthetic teeth.

You have a pain in your mouth that just won’t go away. You’ve waited for days for it to subside to no avail. It can often be difficult to tell if you’re having a dental emergency, as you can’t see the cause of the problem with your naked eye. Here are some tips to help you to determine when it’s time to schedule an appointment.

People don’t chew up and down; they chew side to side just like cows chew!

One week until Thanksgiving! What's your favorite thing to eat on Thanksgiving?

Make sure your toothpaste contains fluoride. This mineral helps strengthen your tooth enamel, thereby making your teeth more resistant to tooth decay.

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Drinking teeth-staining liquids (such as coffee or tea) through a reusable straw can help reduce the staining on your teeth and may help reduce the risk of tooth decay.

Happy Veterans Day!

Did you know that dental practices are some of the cleanest environments in the country? Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, dentists used a wide range of infection control protocols in a specific order to protect their patients and staff from contagious illnesses like the common cold or the flu. Nowadays, these strict sanitation standards have been raised even higher to safeguard your wellbeing should you need to come in for dental work in these unusual times. Here are five key steps we're taking to keep our practice as safe and clean as possible during the COVID-19 pandemic.

There are 10 to 12 teaspoons of sugar in a single can of soda! By avoiding sugary drinks like sodas and fruit juices, you can significantly reduce your risk of tooth decay!

To keep your teeth white, you should brush your teeth twice a day for 2 minutes, floss daily, limit foods that stain your teeth, and maintain regular visits to our office for checkups!

Did you know there is evidence that dentistry has been practiced since 7000 BC?

When learning you need a tooth removed, it can be a daunting realization, especially if you are unsure of the process and post-op recovery timeline. While the goal of all dentists is to help patients keep their natural teeth for as long as possible, there are instances where a tooth extraction is necessary to protect your oral health. If you are preparing for your own tooth removal, find out what you can do after your procedure to encourage faster and more effective healing.

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It is fine to have a snack. However, you should not be eating after brushing your teeth at the end of the day. The food will sit between your teeth and fuel the bacteria!