January 7th, 2011
Many folks consider the beginning of a new year a time to not only reflect on the year that was, but also to set personal goals for the upcoming year. How are you planning to improve your health and happiness in 2011? Dr. Shipper, Dr. Vogel and our team recommend that you make a New Year’s resolution to benefit your oral health!
It is important that New Year’s resolutions are reasonable and attainable, and that they improve your overall quality of life—for example, did you know that flossing every day is the very best way to prevent periodontal, or gum, disease? Using a straw when drinking sugary beverages can also help prevent cavities. There are many small steps that you can take to prevent cavities, oral infections and bad breath.
Be sure to give us a call if you need a few suggestions on ways to improve your oral health, or visit this helpful article from our friends at the Academy of General Dentistry (AGD). After all, we know your oral health is about more than just a beautiful smile.
Happy New Year!
December 22nd, 2010
The 2010 holiday season is upon us, and our team at Central Park West Dental would like to wish all our patients and their families the merriest of holidays and best wishes for the New Year.
We thought we’d ask: what was memorable about 2010 for you, and what are you looking forward to in 2011? Do you have a new year's resolution, or any exciting plans for the coming year?
Have a safe and happy New Year, from all of us at Central Park West Dental!
December 17th, 2010
In this season given to tidings of comfort and joy, and as the team at Central Park West Dental reflects on the year that was, we’d like to ask you, our wonderful patients: What do you love
about the holidays this year? Being with your loved ones? A clean slate for 2010? Opening
presents by the fireplace? All the delicious food? Also, what gift are you most looking forward to
getting this year?
We’d love if you shared with us all the things you love about the holidays. Stay warm!
--Dr. Shipper, Dr. Vogel and team
December 10th, 2010
Yes, it is, and that’s part of what makes it work. To find out if you are the right candidate for Invisalign treatment, the first thing we do is to take an impression of your teeth as they are now and digitize it. Using special software, we look at the current positioning of your teeth and compare it to the way your teeth should look.
Next we use special software to map out the exact path your teeth will take from the beginning of your treatment to the end. Based on the results, a set of custom aligners are created just for your teeth. Throughout the course of treatment, you will be required to wear these clear, removable aligners one at a time; each one moving your teeth closer and closer to their final, perfectly aligned position. The best thing about it all? Nobody around you will even know you are wearing braces!
We are certified Invisalign providers in Manhattan. If you have questions about Invisalign, or would like to find out if you are a candidate for Invisalign treatment, please give us a call.