All About Neuromuscular Dentistry

Dr. Alexis Leigh Glaser DMD is a Long Island native who graduated from Tulane University and Nova South Eastern University, where she earned her DMD. She is a member of the Academy of General Dentistry, Florida Dental Association, American Dental Association, International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology and the International Association of Comprehensive Aesthetics. In this series of articles, Dr. Glaser discusses her specific field of dentistry and the latest advancements that have been made with regard to dental technology.

What Is Neuromuscular Dentistry?

Neuromuscular dentists look beyond the teeth when diagnosing various conditions, such as migraines and other painful symptoms. By looking at the jaw and the jaw muscles, neuromuscular dentists can pinpoint the triggers behind a number of common pains.

Using Cutting Edge Technology to Fix a Chipped Tooth

Dentistry is constantly evolving, and the type of treatment options that were available a decade ago are quickly being replaced by innovative advancements. Here are a few of the most recent advancements in the field of dental technology.

How Long Should a Set of Dentures Last

A set of well-made dentures should last for a very long time. To ensure they last as long as possible, people should take good care of their dentures and clean them over a sink full of water instead of a hard surface.