Long Island Dental Specialty

Wondering which Halloween treats are better choices for your dental health? Here are some tips for choosing candy: 1. Avoid gummy candies because it can stick to your teeth and dental work. 2. Choose chocolate, it easily washes away from teeth.... 3. Avoid hard candies since they allow for more tooth decay. See more

'Tis the season for pumpkin, spice, and everything nice! Did you know pumpkin contains the following nutrients? Vitamin A and Zinc for healthy gums, Iron for tissue and mouth health, and Magnesium for strong teeth and bones.

It's World Mental Health Day. To improve your mental health, make more time for the activities and people that make you smile! Here are some proven methods to boost your mood! Spending time with friends and family Time in nature... Moderate exercise See more

On World Smile Day, don't be afraid to share your smile! If thinking of your smile makes you frown, there are a variety of tooth replacement options for every budget. Are you happy with your smile?

Your tastebuds don't have to suffer if you've had dental or oral surgery treatment! Soups and light stews can bring comfort and flavor without causing discomfort. What's your favorite soup? Share a recipe below.

Did you know men are more likely to get periodontal or gum disease? This condition has also been linked to other serious medical issues. Getting regular dental exams is an easy way to prevent any permanent damage.

Having your ideal smile doesn't have to break the bank! We offer flexible financing to keep your dental needs affordable. What would you like to do for your smile?

Protect your gums to protect your teeth! September is Gum Care Month. Did you know advanced periodontal disease can cause tooth loss? By flossing daily, you can help keep your gums healthy. It's that simple.

We'll never forget this day and the first responders that helped us through it. Always remember September 11th.

Today we celebrate our hard work by taking the day off. Happy Labor Day!

Periodontitis is a gum infection that can destroy the bone supporting your teeth, but when caught early, it can be reversible. Be sure to schedule a visit with our team if you have inflamed, discolored, bleeding, or tender gums. Early detection is the best way to save your smile!

There are just a few small adjustments to make to your diet with dentures. Start by eating soft foods while you heal. Take smaller bites when introducing tough foods. Avoid sticky and hard foods.... Enjoy your new smile! See more

"Dentistry is essential health care because of its role in evaluating, diagnosing, preventing, or treating oral diseases, which can affect systemic health. - American Dental Association With our commitment to the safety of our patients with the Safe Smiles Initiative, we stand strongly with the ADA’s statement on dentistry as essential health care.