Most of the time, chipped teeth are considered to be part of a disease process. Chipped teeth are generally a sign that something unhealthy is going on in your mouth. Some examples are: grinding, other bad habits like biting down on ice, or even the need to see an orthodontist due to a malacclusion (a … Continued
In our current video, Dr. Frankel discusses Pediatric Dentistry. Enjoy! [pexyoutube pex_attr_src=”https://www.youtube.com/embed/Y3icEbieRHI” pex_attr_width=”500″][/pexyoutube]
For new patients and patients who haven’t been to our office in over a year: we are offering you a free dental exam when you book your hygiene appointment (your dental well-visit and “cleaning”). This offer represents a $90 value for children and $100 for adults! Call or email us today – we look forward … Continued
Recent research released and published online in the “Annals of Epidemiology” shows a strong correlation between Prenatal Vitamin D intake and caries rate in children. The risk of cavities was lower in the mothers with higher Vitamin D intake during pregnancy. Pregnant women should make sure they are getting enough Vitamin D during pregnancy, … Continued
Dr. Margaret Richards Frankel is highlighted in the Spring/Summer issue of Think Magazine.
Lily had a wonderful dental visit today. It is very important to have your child visit the dentist and develop a positive attitude toward dentistry from a very young age. We are proud of you, Lily!
Happy Mother’s Day! Moms, you always take care of your family, but its also important to take care of yourselves. As an appreciation for all that you do, we are offering you $50.00 off in-office teeth whitening in the month of May. Have a wonderful Mother’s Day! “roses” by liz west is licensed under CC BY
Exciting news to report here at Richards Frankel Dentistry! We pride ourselves on being on the forefront of dentistry- in techniques, research and with procedures we perform. We’ve added a LASER to our practice. Our laser is FDA approved for so many uses! What does that mean for you, the patient? MORE PAINLESS … Continued
Have you ever been curious as how bad breath forms? Well, recently a Ted-Ed talk reviewed the phenomena of bad breath, scientifically referred to as Halitosis. On April 2nd, The Huffington Post reported that a TED-Ed video narrated by professor Mel Rosenberg explains the causes and origins of Halitosis, which, the Huffington Post reported, “all comes down … Continued
Fox News reported on a study conducted at Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Columbus, Ohio that children of parents who are supportive and have positive behavior toward their children were less likely to have cavities than those parents who display less supportive behavior. The study analyzed parents and their children ages 3-6 and determined that only … Continued
