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Teeth Grinding: A Cautionary Tale

It’s 2010, and Spencer has just landed the job of his dreams at an NYC brokerage firm. It’s fast-paced and intensely competitive, but Spencer is capable and driven. His diligence extends to his oral hygiene regime, and he never forgets to schedule his twice-yearly dental exams. Having worn braces as a teenager, his teeth are […]

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Why Straightening Your Teeth Isn’t Purely Cosmetic

In an image-conscious society, it’s understandable that so many people have turned to cosmetic dentistry to improve their appearance. Not everyone realizes, however, that wearing braces actually contributes to greater oral health overall. Dr. Jeffrey Leibowitz, a general and cosmetic dentist in Astoria, NY explains that ClearCorrect invisible braces don’t just straighten your teeth. In […]

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Get Fit, Get Healthier Gums

Physical fitness plays an important role in your overall health and wellbeing. We often think of exercise as a means of enhancing our appearance, but the benefits of fitness go far beyond cosmetic appeal. Most people understand the definitive link between exercise and cardiovascular health, emotional health, and stamina, yet many never stop to think […]

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Three Stories, One Clear Solution

Dr. Jeffrey Leibowitz, your general dentist in Astoria, NY, appreciates that each of his patients has his or her own story to tell. While each is unique, he finds that most share the common desire for a smile that looks and feels healthy and attractive. Cosmetic dentistry isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution, so Dr. Leibowitz will […]

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A Closer Look at Chronic Snoring

In an earlier blog post, we briefly touched on the difference between snoring and obstructive sleep apnea, or OSA. Although snoring is a symptom of sleep apnea, sleep apnea as a whole is more complex than occasional snoring. We estimate that between one-third and one-half of adult Americans snore at some time, some more loudly than others. […]

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