Mental Health Month: Sedation Dentistry

Posted on May 14, 2012 by nylaserdentistry

Did you know that May is Mental Health Month?  In 1949, an organization called Mental Health America (MHA) started this tradition in order to raise awareness of the importance of mental wellness.  In honor of this, Dr. Kaminer of Smiles By Design would like to address an important issue that often hinders one’s mental wellness: the fear of going to the dentist. Do You Fear Going to the Dentist? If the very thought of going to the dentist makes you want to curl up in the fetal position, worry no longer because there is a solution to your plight!  It … Continue reading →

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Six Month Smiles in Hewlett and Oceanside

Posted on May 11, 2012 by nylaserdentistry
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Take a look at yourself in the mirror. Now smile. How does your smile look? Is it bright white and straight and make you want to show it off, or is it crooked and uneven and make you want to hide it? If your smile is the latter, you’ve probably considered orthodontic treatment to turn your dream smile into a reality, but never went through with it because you don’t want a mouth full of the metal that usually accompanies traditional braces. Today, Hewlett and Oceanside cosmetic dentist Dr. Ron Kaminer wants to tell you about a state-of-the-art alternative to … Continue reading →

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Non-Surgical Gum Disease Treatment in New York

Posted on April 30, 2012 by nylaserdentistry

Gum disease is probably more common than you think, with over 80 percent of Americans suffering from some form of periodontal disease. From acute gingivitis to severe periodontitis, gum disease is not curable; however, treatment will keep infection from deteriorating your oral health, causing gum recession, tooth loss, and jawbone atrophy. Treating gum disease is vital to protecting your oral health. Treating Gingivitis in New York If your gums frequently bleed during brushing, feel sensitive to the touch, or appear deep red or purple, you may have gingivitis. The earliest form of gum disease, gingivitis can be treated with more … Continue reading →

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