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  • Gaining Wisdom on Wisdom Teeth |  Dentist Jericho NY

    Wisdom teeth are the last new teeth that will enter your mouth. Most patients have some form of complications resulting from their wisdom teeth. Did you know that your wisdom teeth can impact your overall health? Here’s what you need to be aware of regarding your wisdom teeth.  The Basics  Typically, your wisdom teeth will…

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  • Dr. Makkar Joins the American Association of the Systemic Overall Health (AAOSH)

    We are happy to announce that Dr. Parul Makkar has become a member of the American Association of the Systemic Overall Health (AAOSH) (www.aaosh.org). The American Academy for Oral Systemic Health (AAOSH) is a national network of healthcare professionals and advocates dedicated to interdisciplinary collaboration, ongoing research and education of the oral systemic connection.

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  • Can Kissing Be Hazardous to Your Health? | Dentist in Jericho

    When you are close to someone you can often be overly comfortable in sharing.  This is especially true with kissing. In one kiss, more than 500 germs can be shared between two people. Sharing a kiss can have an impact on your oral health. Here are some of the dangers of kissing.   Colds & Flus …

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  • One Simple Treatment Can Save Your Child’s Smile | Dentist Jericho NY

    Our dentist might suggest dental sealants for your child during a visit to our office. Sealants are a way to protect your teeth against decay. With any dental treatment, it helps to understand the procedure and how it can impact your child’s oral health.  Why Get Sealants?  Sealants help to prevent tooth decay. Sealants are…

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  • Tobacco & Your Teeth: The Risks of Chewing and Smoking | Dentist in Jericho NY

    Chewing and smoking tobacco are known to cause severe health problems, particularly in the lungs. But the risks to your mouth and teeth can be just as extensive and alarming. If you use tobacco, stop. Here’s what tobacco can do to your oral health.  Chewing Tobacco  According to the Academy of General Dentistry (AGD), tobacco…

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  • Dr. Parul Makkar inducted in American College of Dentists

    Membership in the American College of Dentists is by invitation only. There are over 7,000 Fellows – all selected based on their exceptional contributions to organized dentistry, oral health care, dental research, dental education, the profession, and society. Approximately 3.5% of dentists are Fellows of the American College of Dentists.

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  • Are You Brushing Your Teeth Properly? | Dentist in Jericho

    Many people are surprised to learn that, for years, they have actually been brushing their teeth the wrong way. Brushing your teeth the wrong way may cause oral health problems. Learn how to brush your teeth the right way and you will protect them for many years to come.  The common way people brush their…

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  • Announcing Dr. Parul Makkar as an ADA Wellness Ambassador

    In a world where the demands of the dental profession can sometimes take a toll on mental health, the American Dental Association (ADA) has taken a proactive step to support its members. Dr. Parul Makkar, a dedicated dentist, is now part of the 2nd Cohort of ADA Wellness Ambassadors, a vital initiative aimed at promoting…

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  • PDM Family Dental: Your Preferred Dentist by Syosset High School Alumni | Dentist in Jericho

    At PDM Family Dental, we believe that dental care goes beyond the clinic walls. Our commitment to providing top-notch dental care has earned us the trust and recognition of the Syosset High School Alumni, making us their Preferred Dentist. Today, we are proud to share this special recognition with our patients and community, showcasing the…

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  • Gum Health and Alzheimer’s Disease | Jericho NY Dentist

    Your gum health may have an impact on your cognitive function. One recent study found a correlation between gum disease and increased cognitive decline for people living with early stages of Alzheimer’s disease. While more studies are needed to make a definitive connection, this study illustrates the importance of continuing the conversation about oral health…

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