At the general and cosmetic dental practice of Dr. Robert Marder and our skilled team, we are happy to offer custom porcelain dental veneers for our patients in New York, New York and the surrounding areas. Porcelain veneers are a quick, pleasing and safe fix for front teeth which may be less attractive than you would like them to be.... read more »
Your twice-annual dental checkup at Robert W Marder DMD, PLLC covers several different important factors related to maintaining your oral health. While the majority of the checkup focuses on a thorough cleaning procedure and inspecting your mouth for signs of tooth decay and gum disease, the checkup concludes with a thorough screening for signs of oral and pharyngeal cancer. It’s... read more »
Your toothbrush is your number one dental tool when it comes to keeping your teeth clean and healthy. At Robert W Marder DMD, PLLC, we want you to know how to properly care for your toothbrush to make sure it remains sanitary and functional. To prevent your toothbrush from becoming a breeding ground for bacteria, allow it to dry out... read more »
Digital X-rays are a safe, helpful diagnosing tool. Our dentist uses them to spot and diagnose any dental issues that are difficult to detect with the naked eye. We use digital X-rays in New City and New York City, New York, to: - Detect decay that is not visible with the naked eye - Locate decay beneath an existing filling... read more »
You probably know that using tobacco can lead to serious problems like heart disease, stroke, and lung cancer, but do you know what happens to your teeth when you use tobacco products? One of the first things you should know about using tobacco is that it will yellow your teeth. Unfortunately, once this happens there’s little you can do to... read more »
Of course, your teeth and gums are not the only things in your mouth that can benefit from inclusion in your daily oral hygiene regimen. Your tongue has a lot of rough surfaces can sometimes harbor bacteria. This can even lead to bad breath issues and cause plaque to form easier in your mouth. After you have finished brushing your... read more »
