Bridges & Crowns

What is it like for new patients?

We do it all Is it accurate to say that you are searching for another overall dental specialist? Perhaps you are keen on having restorative work done. OUCH! You have an abrupt crisis and need to see a dental specialist. Philly Dentistry is the spot for you. We love new patients and we have an entire way of doing things to make you feel great with your first visit. First call At the point when you call our office, one of the first questions we ask is if you are a new patient. We do this because we need to … Read more

World’s Best Patients

Our Favorites We have the world’s best patients. Our office has been open for 18+ years and all through time, our patients have decided to return to us over and over. We invest heavily in creating an environment that our patients feel at home in. Consequently, our patients have shared their experiences with us on sites like Google, Yelp, and Facebook. Our patient’s input is essential to us as we are continually attempting to better ourselves. We value the entirety of their kind words. To such an extent, that our group begins each day by reading a new review. Hearing … Read more

Anxious Before Heading Off to the Dentist?

Do you feel anxious before heading off to the dentist? You’re not the only one. Perhaps your terrified of possible pain, drill sounds, or even only the smell of the workplace. Dental uneasiness is genuine and many individuals experience the ill effects of it. At Philly Dentistry, we guarantee that our patient’s dental well-being and psychological wellness are both dealt with. In this blog, we will be going over certain tips to help beat dental uneasiness. Utilize these procedures at your next dental visit to help facilitate your nervousness. Dread of torment On the off chance that you are feeling … Read more

Giggling Is Contagious

Love to laugh “Chuckling is the best medication,” is a very popular phrase. Our psychological well-being benefits from laughing. It feels great to be encircled by friends and family, hearing an amusing story, and chuckling throughout the night. Another quote, “Giggling is contagious,” likewise holds. In the event that you hear individuals giggling, you will at any rate grin, as well. Our brains normally react to the sound of chuckling and set up our muscles to participate in the fun as well. Benefits Snickering can improve your physical prosperity by boosting your insusceptibility, cutting down pressure hormones, decreasing pain, and … Read more

Our Favorites

2020 is finally coming to an end. It was a crazy year, but all in all 2020 gave us the privilege of getting Philadelphia healthy. In addition to getting our city healthy, we enjoyed educating patients about dentistry. Let’s go through some of our favorite articles published this year, as they are timeless and always a good read! 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 … 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

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

Top 5 Benefits of Dental Implants

There are many ways for losing your teeth, it can be from tooth decay, gum disease, or even injury. If you suffer from tooth loss don’t be worried that you won’t be able to smile confidently again. There are many different cosmetic dentistry treatments to fix your smile from tooth loss. One option is dental implants. Now, you may be thinking, what exactly is a dental implant? Dental implants are natural looking replacement teeth that perfectly match your natural teeth. They also replace the root of the tooth to offer a strong foundation. There are many benefits for getting dental … Read more

Root Canals: Why Do They Get Such a Bad Rep?

Whenever patients hear the words “root canal” they all do the same thing: cringe. Every time I talk to patients about the procedure I first have to talk them off of a ledge. Each of them has heard a terrible story about someone, someplace, that had the worst experience with their root canal procedure and that they would not wish their worst enemy to need one. Why is this the case? Well, in some circumstances root canals CAN cause pain. These are the stories that we hear about. If a patient has not been going into the dentist regularly for … Read more