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Dental arts Rego park
Dental Arts Rego Park, a name synonymous with excellence and care in oral healthcare. With a rich history spanning decades, we have been a pillar of the community’s dental well-being, committed to delivering top-notch services.
At our practice, we take pride in our patient-centric approach. Our dedicated team is passionate about educating and empowering you to maintain a beautiful, healthy smile that lasts a lifetime.
From comprehensive dental exams to innovative digital X-rays, we use state-of-the-art technology to provide the best care possible. Our services also include thorough oral cancer exams and preventive measures such as dental sealants.
Discover a legacy of oral health at Dental Arts Rego Park, where your smile is our legacy.
Before And After Cosmetic Dentistry
Cosmetic Dentist Dr. Zina
Comprehensive Dental Excellence
Our dental expertise is to keep your smile healthy, vibrant, and confident – your satisfaction, our priority.
Cutting-Edge Technology
We harness advanced technology for precise, efficient, and comfortable treatments, ensuring your smile’s optimal health.
Patient-Focused Care
Your well-being is at the heart of our practice, where we listen, care, and tailor care to you.
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Preventing Tooth Decay In Children
As a parent, you want the best for your child, and that includes their dental health. Although baby teeth are temporary and will eventually be replaced with permanent teeth, it is still essential to keep teeth and gums clean and free of decay.
All About Sports Mouthguards
Mouthguards are designed to protect your mouth and teeth from damage. They are highly favored by professional athletes and anyone who participates in physical activities. If you have been thinking about investing in this type of dental appliance, you likely want to know whether you need it, what different types are there, and when it is time for a replacement.
All About Endodontics
The Greek meaning of endodontics (“endo” means inside, and “odont” means tooth) translates to “inside the tooth”. Endodontic problems may result in any situation where the inside of the tooth has been diseased or injured. When tooth decay goes untreated for too long, it can reach the pulp of the tooth. This is when it is a good idea to see your dentist, who may refer you to an endodontic specialist.
It’s More Than “Just” A Cavity
As one of the most common dental issues out there, it may be easy to dismiss a cavity as not serious. There is often very little sense of urgency when someone talks about dental cavities. You may hear people say, “It’s JUST a cavity” or “It’s JUST a filling.” The reality is, repairing dental cavities (caused by a disease called caries) is just as important as any other dental treatment. Perhaps more so, since you are able to catch the decay before it grows into something more.