Although Halloween is an extremely fun time for children and adults alike, it can also be a time when your teeth are often at their most vulnerable. If you choose to partake in all the festivities that Halloween has to offer, exercise caution to prevent long-term damage to your teeth and gums. Due to the dangers they can provide, it... read more »

If you’ve recently done a teeth-whitening procedure, congratulations! We hope that you are enjoying the bright new look of your smile, and we hope the treatment lasts for a long time. Here are a few pointers about how you can maintain the fresh appearance of your newly whitened chompers. - Brush two times a day with whitening toothpaste to preserve... read more »

Although medications are extremely important for helping treat other ailments and conditions within your body, be aware that numerous medications can have negative consequences as well, including side effects on your teeth and gums. A common oral health condition that arises from the use of medications is known as dry mouth. Dry mouth occurs when saliva production in your mouth... read more »

Although a dental bridge is a sturdy replacement for one or more missing teeth, it still requires daily cleaning, which means brushing twice a day and flossing once a day. If plaque and lingering food particles are not cleared away, tartar can appear near the gumline. Once this occurs, you will be at an increased risk of gum disease, which... read more »

Are you aware that dental fillings can be used to correct cavities? Because cavities are caused by a deterioration of your tooth enamel, it is essential to always brush and floss your smile. Always keep your mouth clean and clear of any damage that could alter or damage your tooth enamel. If a cavity should arise, two of the main... read more »

Did you know that almost half of the adults in the United States suffer from some form of gum disease? In its earliest stages, it is known as gingivitis. If it is left untreated, it will become a much more serious form of the disease called periodontitis. If the problem is not addressed, gum disease can result in lost teeth... read more »

If you suffer from teeth clenching or jaw pain as you sleep, then you are not alone. Our professional team here at Great Neck Dental Care in Great Neck, New York, takes your oral health very seriously, which is why we want to talk to you about how to get help for your bruxism, also known as teeth clenching, today,... read more »

Has it ever occurred to you that the condition of your toothbrush can affect the condition of your teeth? If you think about it, if your toothbrush is filled with bacteria, then your teeth will be too. Dr. Behnam Y. Moghadasian and our team here at Great Neck Dental Care in Great Neck, New York, cares for your oral health,... read more »

Did you know that the foods you consume are of significance not just for your overall health, but your dental health as well? What you eat can have an important effect on your pearly whites. Here are some nutriments to evade or decrease for a healthy grin. Sticky foods: These can be dangerous to your teeth because they stay on... read more »

When you allow a cavity to go untreated by Dr. Behnam Y. Moghadasian at his Great Neck, New York practice, the bacterial presence will gradually escalate. As the tooth is increasingly compromised by tooth decay, it can severely fracture near the gum line or cause an infectious abscess to form deep in the gums. When a tooth is this severely... read more »