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Hundreds of patients come to Smile Creations every year hoping to makeover their smiles, and for many, the results they want can be easily achieved with veneers. However, what often surprises people is that you don’t just get veneers—patients are fitted with a temporary set for about a week or so before their permanent ones are put into place. Why is this step necessary? Wouldn’t it be easier to just place the regular veneers? In truth, temporary veneers on Long Island serve a lot of purposes and are essential to helping a patient get exactly what they want. How? That’s what we’re covering in today’s blog.
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While you’ll find countless brands of toothbrushes in stores these days, people have basically been limited to two types for a long time: manual and electric. But of course, someone had to come in and try to do something different. The Colgate Smart Electronic Toothbrush E1 is the first smart toothbrush being sold by technology giant Apple. With plenty of unique features and a $99.95 price tag, is this brush an innovative leap forward or just hype? A dentist on Long Island offers a quick and concise review so you can know whether or not it’s worth your time and money. 
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, many of us are spending a lot more time at home and catching up on whatever streaming or reading we’ve been putting off for months, and it can be tough to think ahead. Fortunately, for those who were interested in getting cosmetic dental work before the world changed, we have some good news: 
When Viagra was first given to human test subjects, it was initially intended to help with hypertension. Of course, it was soon discovered that the little blue pill had other effects on men, and it soon became one of the most popular medications in the world. Teeth whitening actually has a similar history—the way it’s done today is the result of a happy accident. Unfortunately, because it was basically stumbled upon, many of today’s treatments are stuck in the past and don’t utilize the latest findings and research. In fact, the only teeth whitening on Long Island that does apply modern science is 
