Rosenfeld Dental Associates

Trick or treat! It’s October again, which means it’s time for scary costumes, pleasant pumpkins, and terrifyingly sweet treats! But while this time of year is a lot of fun, every day can’t be a Halloween. That’s why it’s important to protect your mouth from the horrors of bad oral health year-round. Here are some helpful tips for keeping your teeth safe from all that candy and junk food this spooky season, so your smile stays no matter the month!

Temperatures are dropping, the days are getting shorter, and the leaves are starting to turn. This can only mean one thing: spooky season is here!  Bring on the parties, fall foods, and trick-or-treats! But before you dive into that Halloween haul, make sure you’re not creating a nightmare scenario with your oral health. Try these healthy teeth tips and you’ll have nothing to fear!

Part of being an adult means having a harder and harder time coming up with a wish list for your birthday. You don’t play with the same toys you did when you were three, and at some point, you started to prefer purchasing your own household equipment. But handing over a wad of cash (or a Venmo transfer of credit) isn’t much fun for the giver. How can you satisfy both parties for this birthday tradition?

Consider asking for a teeth whitening treatment! If you want brighter pearly whites, your birthday present is a great opportunity. Here’s why.

Dental implants are the best way to replace lost teeth because they look and feel like the real thing and prevent bone loss in the jaw. The first step toward getting implants is having a consultation with your dentist so they can evaluate your mouth and determine if you are a good candidate. While some people may not be ready for them just yet, they may be able to become excellent implant candidates after receiving certain preliminary treatments. Here are a few procedures your dentist may recommend to prepare you for dental implants.

Everyone should receive routine dental exams and cleanings at least twice a year so that their dentist can monitor their oral health and correct any issues in their early stages. Just as you may not have realized that you need a filling when your dentist recommends one, many patients are surprised to learn that they need a root canal treatment when they don’t have any pain in their teeth. Here’s why you might need a root canal even if you aren’t experiencing any discomfort.

Dealing with denture sores can be really tough. They make everyday activities like eating and talking difficult, which can be frustrating. But don’t worry, there are ways to ease and get rid of them. By following some simple tips, you can start feeling better and more confident in no time. Continue reading to find out how you can overcome denture sores and keep your smile happy and healthy.

Invisalign aligners have become an incredibly popular orthodontic treatment in recent years, and it’s easy to see why. The sleek, discreet aligners allow patients to get a straighter smile without any impact on their appearance in the meantime.

However, Invisalign is also a newer treatment than traditional braces, and is therefore a bit more limited in the conditions that it can treat. For example, you might wonder whether you could use clear aligners to deal with bite problems, like an overbite. The answer is complicated; here’s what you should know.

As science advances in dentistry, many dental professionals are learning about the importance of their work beyond teeth and gums. In fact, new research suggests that maintaining good oral hygiene could also be crucial for preserving your memory! This surprising connection between oral health and brain power is yet another reason for advocating for excellent oral hygiene.

If you’re curious how brushing your teeth and embracing preventive dentistry translates to better cognitive function, continue reading.

If you currently wear traditional dentures, you’re probably already well aware of how they can change your life for the better after extensive tooth loss. However, they also come with a number of drawbacks, like slipping at inconvenient times. As such, you may be thinking of upgrading to implant dentures. Could having your prosthesis attached to dental implant posts really make that much of a difference? Here’s a quick look at this modern tooth replacement solution and the advantages it offers.

Dentists have used dental crowns to restore compromised teeth for centuries. Of course, technology has vastly improved since dental crowns were first used, and many people are walking around with older types of dental crowns on their teeth. Some of these people may look in the mirror one day and notice thin black lines forming at the base of their dental crowns, and they may wonder where these lines came from and what they can do about them. Here’s how these pesky and unsightly lines can form and how metal-free crowns can correct the problem.