ZOOM! Special

August Special During the whole month of August, we welcome you to take advantage of our $100 off Zoom teeth whitening special! The ZOOM! treatment is used by professionals all around the world to whiten the discoloration in the patient’s teeth. There are many reasons why you might be experiencing teeth discoloration. For example, tooth discoloration can come from drinking coffee, soda, red wine, or smoking. In addition, as you get older, your teeth can naturally become darken with time. Zoom’s 1-hour whitening treatment can solve all of these problems. Cleaning Before your whitening treatment, it is important to have … Read more…

Cosmetic Dentistry Compared to Contour?

Uniqueness Everyone is different in their own way. Different styles and features are what make us special. It might not even be noticeable, but, we make efforts to flatter ourselves. We get haircuts to frame our faces, we use makeup to define our bone structure, and we dress to complement our body’s curves. It’s human nature to desire being seen as attractive. These fashion/beauty tricks are as old as the beginning of time, yet they are still relevant to this day. With all these beauty tricks in mind, does it make you wonder if your smile complements your facial features? … Read more…

Coffee Teeth Stains

Coffee holds a high standard in many people’s hearts. For some, having a wake-me-up coffee is the most special part of the day.  The scent, warmth and taste coffee gives is unmatched. Not to be a buzzkill, but coffee comes with a price – teeth stains. The delicious drink can cause yellowing discolorations, so it is important to know how to stop that from happening. We are here to tell you that you can still enjoy your favorite drink AND keep your teeth healthy. Here are some ways you can fight back against coffee stains. Always try to brush your … Read more…

Invisalign Special!

July 1st through July 31st we are having an Invisalign special! The special includes $500 off an Invisalign treatment and a FREE teeth whitening kit. Invisalign is the easiest and quickest way to shift teeth, without the inconvenience of braces. Why would you want old fashioned metal braces, when you can have invisible braces? These invisible braces are made with clear, snap on-snap off, plastic aligners. With this design format, the aligners are not noticeable, unlike metal braces. They also allow you to eat and drink whatever you please – NO restrictions! Ultimately, Invisalign will keep your smile cleaner, healthier, … Read more…

Debunking Myths

There are a number of dental facts that the general public doesn’t know the truth about. For example, people tend to think if their teeth don’t hurt, they must be healthy. This common misconception leads patients to suffer sometimes in the future. In an effort to set the record straight, let’s dive into some myths. “I brush my teeth fast and hard so the plaque is removed faster and better.” Brushing your teeth harder or faster can sometimes be bad for your teeth. The notion of “brushing your teeth” is often mistaken for “scrubbing your teeth.” Scrubbing is not the … Read more…

What’s Happening in the Office

COVID-19 has changed many things in our lives. Throughout the changes, an important factor stays – health and safety. The health and safety of our patients have always been the main concern at Philadelphia Dentistry. We have implemented new procedures to ensure the best environment. All in all, these changes align with our consistent priority of health and safety, which is something our patients are already used to! What to Expect: Before Your Appointment When calling for your appointment, you will be asked some questions. These questions are asked to ensure no one who has been exposed to the virus … Read more…

Truth About Gum Disease

Gum disease is also known as periodontitis or periodontal disease and is very common with adults. You may be wondering now what is it? How do I get it? And is it preventable? Gum disease is formed when plaque isn’t removed from brushing, flossing or seeing your dentist for your regular cleanings and check-ups. Bacteria in plaque produce toxins that can infect gum tissue which causes redness, irritation and bleeding. As gum disease worsens your gums will pull away from your teeth which creates pockets. Over time, these pockets can become deeper and when they become deeper, they fill with … Read more…

Smile More With Philly Dentistry

Smiling is important to do in your every day life. Smiling reduces stress and increases happiness. While some people may be too embarrassed to smile because they don’t like the way their teeth look, Philly Dentistry offers many different options to give you a smile makeover so you can smile with confidence. When a stressful situation happens you are not thinking about smiling because you’re too stressed, but that smile might be the thing you need the most. Published in the Psychological Science showed a study by Tara Kraft and Sarah Pressman that smiling reduces the body’s heart rate during … Read more…

Change Your Smile with Porcelain Veneers

When you have teeth that are damaged or cosmetically flawed in more ways than one, the most effective and significant thing you can do is visit your dentist to find out what the best options are specially for your smile. Whether it’s a chip, stain, or not straight enough there’s always an option for correct your smile. At Philadelphia Dentistry we offer many different cosmetic procedures to correct any smile. The most effective procedure would be porcelain veneers. With porcelain veneers if you have any type of dental problem our amazing doctors will give you that smile you always wanted … Read more…

What You Need to Know To Restore Healthy Teeth & Gums

Periodontal Disease Did you know that 47% of adults are affected by gum disease? Gum disease or periodontal disease is an infection of the gums, teeth, and the bone that supports the teeth. It is caused by a growing colony of living bacteria in your mouth known as plaque. Plaque produces toxins under your gums causing bone loss and is the greatest cause of tooth loss in adults. In the beginning of periodontal disease there is little, if any pain so you may not even know that you have it. The early stages you may notice some occasional bleeding along … Read more…