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Dr. Karen Lawitts
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Types Of Dentures
posted: Sep. 06, 2016.
Are you considering dentures but aren't sure which type is the best choice for you? Drs. Karen Lawitts, your Syracuse, NY, dentists, share some information that will help you make a Read more -
Artificial Sweeteners can Boost your Dental Health
posted: Aug. 30, 2016.
The market for sugar alternatives has grown exponentially since saccharin was accidentally discovered in 1878. Today, saccharin has been joined by other FDA-approved zero-calorie artificial sweeteners, including aspartame (“Equal®” Read more -
Facial Nerve Pain can be Reduced with the Right Treatment Approach
posted: Aug. 22, 2016.
Our nerves serve a vital purpose, alerting us to bodily discomfort, injury or disease — we couldn’t remain in good health for long without them. But when they malfunction Read more -
Your Options for Restoring a Chipped Tooth
posted: Aug. 14, 2016.
A tooth that's been chipped doesn't mean it's no longer healthy. The same, unfortunately, can't be said about the attractiveness of your smile, especially if it's one of your Read more -
Diet and Lifestyle Choices Key to Dental Health During College Years
posted: Aug. 06, 2016.
“The Freshman 15” is a popular way of referring to the phenomenon of new college students gaining weight during their freshman year (although the average is less than fifteen Read more -
Though not Always Seen, it's Still Important to Replace a Missing Back Tooth
posted: Jul. 29, 2016.
Your front teeth are the stars of your smile — so it makes perfect sense to replace them if they’re missing. But is it really necessary to replace a Read more -
4 Reasons Saving Your Child's Decayed Baby Tooth is a Good Idea
posted: Jul. 21, 2016.
Despite everyone’s best efforts, one of your child’s primary (“baby”) teeth has become decayed to the point it might be lost prematurely. Saving it would require extensive treatment like Read more -
Antibiotic Resistance Requires Action - and a Change of Attitude
posted: Jul. 13, 2016.
The development of antibiotic drugs is widely considered one of the greatest medical achievements of the last century. Their widespread use has turned life-threatening diseases like cholera, strep throat Read more -
Thumb Sucking And Your Child's Developing Smile
posted: Jul. 05, 2016.
Occasional thumb sucking is a normal (and often adorable) part of every kid's childhood. Like any stage of growth, some children transition through the thumb sucking phase faster than others. Read more -
Winning the War on Gum Disease Requires Post-Treatment Vigilance
posted: Jul. 05, 2016.
After several treatment sessions your periodontal (gum) disease is under control. But, while we may have won this battle, the war rages on. To keep an infection from re-occurring Read more -
Quitting Smoking Decreases Your Risk of Implant Failure
posted: Jun. 27, 2016.
If you’re considering a dental implant as a replacement for a lost tooth, you’re looking at a restoration method with an amazing 95% success rate after ten years. But Read more -
Keeping Gum Disease at Bay Could Help Your Overall Health
posted: Jun. 26, 2016.
It’s bad enough the diseases caused by poor dental hygiene or lack of dental checkups could be leaving your teeth and gums more at risk. But current scientific research Read more -
Not all Crowns are Alike - or Cost the Same
posted: Jun. 18, 2016.
All crowns are designed to restore functionality to a damaged tooth. But crowns can differ from one another in their appearance, in the material they’re made from, and how Read more -
Be Sure Your Child has Access to Dental-Friendly Snacks at School
posted: Jun. 10, 2016.
While you do all you can to provide your child healthy meals and snacks at home, they still face tempting choices for unhealthy fare when they’re away. Unfortunately, their Read more -
That Small Mouth Sore is Likely Nothing - but Still Have it Checked
posted: Jun. 02, 2016.
If you notice a small sore or a change in the appearance of the tissues inside your mouth, don’t panic. It’s likely a common, minor ailment that appears on Read more -
Monitoring Blood Pressure is Also Important During Dental Care
posted: May 25, 2016.
You may think your blood pressure is only important to your general health — but it can also affect your dental care. That’s why it’s increasingly common for dental Read more
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