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Undergoing oral surgery is a significant step in boosting your oral health, whether it’s a tooth extraction or wisdom tooth removal. What you do afterward is key to your recovery journey. Avoiding tobacco products like cigarettes and smokeless tobacco is essential, as smoking has been linked to increased gum disease, loose teeth, and tooth removal, […]
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When your dental needs go beyond routine care, an oral surgeon steps in to help. They’re specialists who handle oral surgery procedures because they underwent additional training for more complex oral issues, such as wisdom teeth removal and jaw reconstruction. This guide will explain the essential aspects of oral surgery, helping you understand when you
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Have you recently undergone oral surgery and are wondering, “What are some soft foods to eat after oral surgery that will not compromise recovery?” Many individuals struggle with dietary choices immediately following oral surgical procedures. Eating the right foods during recovery can make a difference in your healing process. The right nutrition not only minimizes
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Have you ever wondered what happens after a dental bone graft? Knowing the healing process is essential for anyone undergoing this procedure or in early recovery. A dental bone graft strengthens the jawbone for dental implants or other dental structures. Knowing the key stages of the healing timeline can ease concerns and empower you to
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Your oral health plays a crucial role in your overall well-being. Just as you would consult different specialists for varying health needs, the same applies to dental health. Both a general dentist and an oral surgeon are dental professionals who play essential roles in providing dental care for your oral health. The core difference lies
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Research has shown that losing your teeth can have long-lasting negative emotional effects, no matter your age. So, if you’ve lost some teeth to cavities, trauma, extractions, or periodontitis, dental implants could be exactly what you need to look and feel your best. At Brisman Implant and Oral Surgery, we provide premium dental implants that
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Bone loss in the jaw occurs when one or more teeth have been lost to tooth decay, periodontal disease or any types of injury. When the teeth cannot stimulate the jaw bone, the bone around missing teeth starts to deteriorate. Over time, the jaw bone can deteriorate to a point that there may no longer
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What Is Dental Implant? Dental implants refer specifically to the titanium post inserted into the jaw, which acts as a replacement to the natural root. It needs to heal before the process can be completed. Start-to-finish, it can take up to a year for a dental implant, especially if the patient needs to build up
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Wisdom teeth or third molars often erupt during adulthood. By this time, the mouth has developed a complete set of teeth, and the size of the jaw has stopped growing. It could be the reason why wisdom teeth frequently become difficult. When there is no room in the mouth for another molar, or when the
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You Just Found Out that You Need Your Wisdom Teeth Removed! So, your dentist tells you that you need your wisdom teeth extracted and you’re feeling a bit anxious. Here are all the things you should know before you go in for surgery (and tips on how to ensure a quick recovery) so you can
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Phone: (212) 348-0020
Adam S. Brisman, D.M.D. prides himself on treating patients like they were family and does everything in his power to provide safe, painless treatment to all his patients.
Brisman Implant and Oral Surgery New York is located on 231 E 106th St. New York, NY 10029. From John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) head south on I-678 S, take exit B toward 130th Pl and keep right at the fork and merge onto 130th Pl. Turn right onto Bergen Rd, at Federal Cir, take the 5th exit onto the I-678 N ramp to merge onto I-678 N and use the left 2 lanes to take exit 10 to merge onto Grand Central Pkwy toward La Guardia Airport/RF Bridge and keep left to stay on Grand Central Pkwy. Continue onto I-278 E, use the right 2 lanes to take exit 46 toward Manhattan/Randalls Is and continue onto Robert F. Kennedy Bridge, keep onto FDR Dr. Finally, use the 2nd from the right lane to stay on FDR Dr and take exit 15 toward E 106 St to merge onto FDR Dr, onto E 106th St and Brisman Implant and Oral Surgery New York will be on the right.
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