Gramercy Dental Studio Blog

Have Fresh Breath on More Than Just August 6!

July 21, 2025

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woman smelling her fresh breath

As a human being, you have multiple senses available to help you process the world around you. When you combine sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell, your brain can tell you what seems safe, friendly, or appealing. When it comes to smell, freshness suggests cleanliness, personal care, and confidence. August 6 is National Fresh Breath Day, and it’s the perfect time to talk about what causes mouth odors, why you should care about them, and what you can do to get better smelling breath.

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Do I Need a Dental Crown or a Filling?

June 19, 2025

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A man talking to his dentist

Have you recently been told you need a dental crown or filling to repair your tooth? You may be wondering what exactly these are, and how a tooth-colored filling differs from a crown. Here are some key differences between the two restorations, and why one may be better than the other in certain circumstances.

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Stain, Stain, Go Away: Types of Tooth Discoloration and How to Fix Them

May 9, 2025

Filed under: Uncategorized — drnewman @ 1:12 pm
Patient checking smile after getting teeth whitening

If your smile isn’t as bright as it used to be, you don’t have to accept defeat. Tooth discoloration is incredibly common, but treatments like teeth whitening can help restore your grin’s natural glow. However, understanding what kind of stains you have is a necessary first step toward getting rid of them. Continue reading to learn about different types of tooth stains and find the best ways to treat them.

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Can You Feel Dental Implants?

April 17, 2025

Filed under: Uncategorized — drnewman @ 6:19 pm
Woman smiling outside

Have you experienced tooth loss? Dental implants are the best tooth replacement option out there. Since they replace the roots of the missing teeth, they offer a wide range of additional benefits that you can’t get with dentures or dental bridges. Dental implants look and act just like missing teeth, but what do they feel like? Can you feel them at all? Here’s what you should know!

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3 Things That May Prevent You from Receiving Dental Implants

March 2, 2025

Filed under: Uncategorized — drnewman @ 11:07 pm
a patient speaking with their implant dentist

When it comes to replacing missing teeth, dental implants are often considered the gold standard since they’re capable of restoring a lost tooth in its entirety, from root to crown. However, not just anyone with missing teeth is immediately able to get them; your dentist will want to check a few things and ensure they’re being placed in a suitable environment. Continue reading to learn about three of the main things that could prevent you from being eligible for this life-changing solution.

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Tooth Trends Through Time: The Surprising History of Cosmetic Dentistry

February 7, 2025

Filed under: Uncategorized — drnewman @ 7:44 pm
Patient with family looking at a cosmetic dentistry exhibit

Cosmetic dentistry may feel like a completely modern practice, but humans have been improving their smiles for thousands of years! From ancient implants to decorative dental art, cultures across history have tried many ways to enhance their teeth. Keep reading to take a quick trip through time and see just how far cosmetic dentistry has come.

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How Does Computer-Guided Differ from Conventional Dental Implant Placement?

January 16, 2025

Filed under: Uncategorized — drnewman @ 2:25 pm
An AI image of dental implants in a jaw

If you’ve been considering getting dental implants, you may have heard there are two main types of surgery: freehand and computer guided. But what does this mean, and how do these options affect your treatment? Here are some important differences between the two procedures, and what you can expect from your results.

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From Toothaches to Trauma: Dental Emergencies That Cause Facial Pain

December 20, 2024

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Patient rubbing their cheek due to dental emergencies

Have you ever felt a bout of pain in your face that seemed to come out of nowhere? It can certainly be alarming, especially when it’s severe, interfering with your daily life. While many causes of facial pain are related to dental issues, not all of them require urgent care. So, when should you see a dentist right away if you feel pain in your face?  Read on to explore the dental emergencies that can cause facial pain and when to see your dentist.

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Wobbly Wisdom: How Should I Handle a Loose Adult Tooth?

November 14, 2024

Filed under: Uncategorized — drnewman @ 6:31 pm
Woman with brown eyes touching her loose tooth

Although it’s normal for baby teeth to eventually become loose and fall out, once your adult teeth erupt from your gums, they’re intended to stay put. They play a critical role in your ability to eat, speak, and smile, so it’s imperative to take care of them correctly.

Unfortunately, if you’ve noticed that a permanent tooth feels loose or is wobbly in its socket, it’s time to contact your dentist for an emergency appointment. This is never a good thing and can point to more serious underlying issues that must be addressed immediately. Continue reading to learn more about why this sometimes happens and what you can do!

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Not Just Another Pretty Face: A Guide to the Less Well-Known Benefits of Invisalign

October 11, 2024

Filed under: Uncategorized — drnewman @ 9:26 pm
Lady shows off Invisalign clear aligner

Many people are interested in Invisalign because they are concerned about how they look. After all, this modern treatment offers an effective and discreet alternative to traditional orthodontic methods that involve conspicuous and irremovable dental appliances. However, you may not be aware of the many oral and overall health benefits that come from achieving a straighter and healthier smile with Invisalign. Here’s a brief overview of a few of the lesser-known benefits of realigning your grin with Invisalign treatment.

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