How To Naturally Whiten Your Teeth At Home
Of course, brushing with the two green fruits combined with baking soda isn’t the only way to whiten your teeth at home. If you’re looking for other natural teeth whitening tricks, simply eat more high-fiber foods like apples, celery, pears, almonds, and carrots…

I have personally tried charcoal toothpaste a few times, and I can’t say whether it has helped me or not. I don’t think these kinds of toothpaste are harmful to use, but their benefits have hardly been studied. Hence, the jury remains out (on their usage). To date, very little research has been done on their effectiveness…

Dr. J. Salim, DMD, explains that the “matrix effect” is to blame for many of the health concerns that come when you drink apple juice. For those unfamiliar with this effect, it refers to the fact that fructose, the organic sugar found in fruit, naturally occurs within a matrix of fibers, minerals and vitamins…

According to Michael H. Reshad, DDS, of Sutton Place Dental Associates, the only way to know if a crown needs to be replaced is by clinical examination or dental X-ray.
“If the existence of decay is visible, either clinically or radiographically, the crown needs to be replaced,” he says.
Reshad also says if there are any open margins where the crown isn’t seated properly on the tooth, or there’s a gap between the crown and the tooth, the crown needs to be changed…

According to Joseph Salim, DMD, acidic foods and drinks like red wine can roughen and open up the pores within the enamel of your teeth.
“As the enamel becomes rougher and its overall surface area increases, this can pave the way for the colors found within foods and beverages we consume to become etched to the surface of your teeth,” Salim says…

To improve in this, we should pretend that we are a reporter, listening to what the other person has to say, without having the tools to record what they are uttering.

In other words, we should challenge ourselves to summarize what that person just said, concisely and accurately, if we were obligated to do so …

I am an NYC general and cosmetic dentist. I founded a dental office (in 1996).

As a general dentist, I take care of patients’ dental and oral health needs. That includes the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of diseases that affect the dentition including the teeth, gums, mouth, jaw and related structures.

A dentist can practice general dentistry, or specialize in a specific area such as pediatrics, orthodontics, periodontics, oral and maxillofacial surgery, and endodontics. I personally concentrate in cosmetic dentistry, though my work includes all aspects of general dentistry …

I am a hygienist working in NYC at Sutton Place Dental Associates.

I work as an independent health professional in collaboration with Dr. Joseph Salim at Sutton Place Dental Associates.

My task is not only to ensure patients’ good dental hygiene during my interactions with them, but I also focus on the prevention of pathologies and therapies related to the teeth and mouth …

The most common symptoms we have encountered is fear of infection and possibly even death as a result of exposure to the virus, and loss of potential income and job security.

As a practicing dentist, we have incorporated several techniques to combat this issue. We were closed for 11 weeks and reopened on June 1. We knew several patents and staff members had fear and anxiety regarding the pandemic, as expressed by their emails and phone calls…

A very wise thinker, Ostad Elahi, once said that “Everything worthwhile needs to either have a material benefit or a spiritual one; otherwise, it is worthless.”
Worrying is one of those worthless things that accomplish nothing and creates fear.
It will also paralyze you from taking the proper course of action. For you to accomplish your goals, you need to be at your optimal level of physical, psychological, and spiritual well-being. Worrying will undoubtedly take you out of that zone, decreasing the likelihood of accomplishing your objectives…