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Ever look at a photo of yourself from only a few years ago and ask yourself, “Huh, were my teeth looked a bit brighter back then?” We definitely do. Coffee and red wine usually get the blame for teeth discoloration, but several other causes may be the culprit. Common Reasons for Tooth Discoloration Spotty Dental […]

Most people have heard of the word “plaque,” and know it’s not something you want on your teeth. Yet, they don’t know what exactly plaque is or how it contributes to dental decay. Plaque is a sticky, colorless film of bacteria that lives on the surface of your teeth and along the gumline. It accumulates […]

Chomp on something your tooth didn’t like? Or get hit in the mouth with a hockey puck? If you think you may have a cracked tooth, or if you’re holding a piece of your tooth in your hand, follow these steps! 1. Give us a call to schedule an appointment 585-671-9580. Let us know about […]

Typically, when a parent brings a young child to the dentist, the last discussion they’re expecting to have is one centered on braces and orthodontic appliances. Yet, even at ages three and four, a talk about braces, sagittal expanders, and retainers can indeed be front and center when a child is diagnosed with a crossbite. […]

Raising Awareness of Oral Cancer Risk Did you know that 35,000 new cases of oral cancer are expected to be diagnosed this year? Oral cancer and Oropharyngeal cancer may develop in the cheeks, lips, gums, throat (at the rear of the mouth), tonsils, and palate. Primary risk factors for both types of oral cancer include […]

Many parents think that dental hygiene isn’t too important for their babies and toddlers. This is because many think that their baby teeth will fall out eventually and permanent teeth will take their place. However, according to Dr. Christopher Juliano, a Webster NY dentist, this is not the case. Baby teeth matter. “When a baby […]

Children’s National Dental Health month is just a few weeks away. And, with February just around the corner, dental clinics and dental care organisations are getting ready. Dental care is important in both children and adults. As per studies, more than 40% of children ages 2-11 have cavities while 16-19 year olds have more than […]