Bayville Dental Arts Blog

This October, celebrate national dental hygiene month by thanking your dental hygienist and taking great care of your teeth!

Why do we procrastinate? So why do we put off certain tasks? When faced with doing something that we think might be challenging, time consuming, or uncomfortable, we might try to avoid the hardship by putting it off. For instance, for some people visiting the dentist can seem intimidating if they have had a bad past experience. Other people who are perfectionists often procrastinate due to the need to do a task perfectly – which is often impossible – so they don’t do it at all.

 Here are three back-to-school tips to help your little ones maintain great oral health throughout the school year:

Can  you believe that half of 2019 is already behind us??? If you have been  paying for dental insurance for the past six months – then your  half-year dental check up is probably covered!

The start of a New Year is the perfect time to transform our habits and behaviors, since it affords us a clean slate. As we reflect on what we want to improve about our lives, we often focus on our health: eat better, exercise more, get enough sleep, etc. This year, why not mix it up a little? Make 2019 the year you resolve to get the healthy and beautiful smile you deserve!

We are so excited to welcome Dr. Dominick J. Ambroise to the Bayville Dental Arts team!

 Dr. Dominick J. Ambroise is a tall, funny, caring man who has roots in Haiti, but was born and raised in Queens, New York.

 As a friendly reminder, if you have dental treatment you’ve put on hold, now may be a good time to schedule an appointment to maximize your insurance benefits.

We are excited to announce that esteemed dentists and implant experts, Dr. Jamie Oshidar and Dr. Ingy Alhelawe are joining Dr. Pacholec and his team here at Bayville Dental Arts.

We are so excited to now offer our patients the benefits of a brand new digital CT/panoramic machine in our office! 3D x-rays are the standard of care for implant dentistry, because it allows for the most accurate, efficient, and safest placement of dental implants in our patients’ mouths.