What kind of food does your child snack on? Visit Dr. Villani for healthy alternatives to keep your child’s smile healthy.
Category: Family Dentistry
Crossing the Bridge of Articulation
Are gaps in your teeth affecting your articulation? Could dental bridges be the solution to your pronunciation?
Are you a summertime movie-goer? Don’t let movie snacks get the best of your smile!
Movie food hovers near the top of our list of worst dental offenders. Got the summer blues from your movie snacks? Call Brighton Family Dental today at (617) 562-5210 to schedule an appointment.
Preventive Dentistry: Cheaper in the Long Run
If you consider dental health an “extra,” think again. Although Massachusetts citizens ranked as having some of the healthiest mouths in the United States, studies show a decrease across the country in trips to the dentist. Job loss and the threat of unemployment, in addition to high insurance costs, contribute to a list of reasons… Read more »
Don’t Take a Vacation from Preventing Oral Cancer
While you’re preparing your skin for your day in the summer sun, you could be leaving yourself vulnerable to oral cancer. Find out how to protect yourself.
Choosing a Massachusetts Family and Cosmetic Dentist
It’s imperative that you trust your dentist 100 percent, so don’t just settle for someone who can get the job done. Dr. Villani, Dr. Kondrat, and the team at Brighton Family Dental make it their top priority to provide top-notch dental care to families in Brighton, Watertown, Cambridge, Brookline, Newton, and the surrounding areas of Massachusetts.
All About Baby Teeth!
Children under the age of 2 should use fluoride-free toothpaste.
Keep Your Smile from Showing Your Age, Part 2
Dr. Thomas Villani and Dr. Richard Kondrat are family and cosmetic dentists serving patients in Brighton, Cambridge, Watertown, and the surrounding communities. Call Brighton Family Dental Group at (617) 562-5210 to reserve your appointment.
Keep Your Smile from Showing Your Age, Part 1
Our teeth are incredibly strong. They constantly endure extreme temperature and pressure from the chewing, crunching, and biting we do. Still, everyday wear and tear and the natural aging process take a toll on our teeth.
A Few Facts About Fluoride
Dental fluoride is a routine part of most dental cleanings and exams at many dental offices. For some time, however, the use of fluoride has been a debate among dental and health professionals.
The question remains: Is fluoride good for you and your teeth, or not?
Well, the answer is yes. Fluoride contains a protective component for your teeth, but it can be harmful in certain circumstances, as well.
