Dr. Aronoff says patients shouldn't be afraid to see their dentist. Getting your teeth cleaned is important because bacteria in your mouth can make existing health conditions worse. He points out that your oral health is linked to your systemic health.
The dilemma of visiting the dentist is one that people face in themselves pretty often, and now with COVID-19, it’s become easier than ever to convince ourselves that we have a good reason to avoid the dentist for the time being. How true is this really?
COVID-19 has led to a situation where more people are quarantining and self-isolating in recent times than ever before. The result is many people feeling the impacts long-term solitude can have on mental health. How can we lessen these negative impacts?
As concerns surrounding the Coronavirus continue to rise, we'd like to share the things we're doing to ensure a safe environment for all our patients and some guidelines for the well-being of yourself and others.
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None of us planned for 2020 to go quite this way. But the disruption of our routines doesn't mean the end of everything. Here are some tips for getting your dental hygiene back on track for the rest of the year.
Greene Street Dental has been caring for New York for over 70 years. Learn about the philosophy of the practice and what makes us different.
