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Is your smile marred by multiple dental problems? Has a busy life or anxiety prevented you from getting the routine dental care you needed for years? Has a recent accident left your smile looking and feeling far from its best? Many people in New York find themselves in this kind of situation, and most often, they feel completely overwhelmed, and some believe it’s simply too late for them to have a smile that doesn’t make them feel self-conscious. However, we have good news for you—it’s never too late for your smile! With a full-mouth reconstruction/smile makeover in Massapequa, you can turn back the clock and finally have a set of teeth that fills you with confidence, not worry. (more…)
Once again, you find yourself being the last one at the table who is still eating. You love meeting up with your family, but this part of the evening always makes you so feel self-conscious. The adults are discreetly checking their watches while the kids have already pulled out their phones. They are waiting on you. Unfortunately, you can’t eat any faster because of your unreliable dentures. You’re terrified that if you don’t chew slowly and gingerly, they could actually slip right out of your mouth! Have you ever found yourself in this kind of situation? If so, then 
When you envision a “perfect” smile, you probably see big, straight teeth that are dazzling white. That’s one idea, but it’s certainly not always the preferred result of a cosmetic dentistry makeover. Few people actually want an overdone “Hollywood” smile. For a more subtle, beautiful result, your Long Island cosmetic
Visiting the dentist isn’t high on anyone’s list of favorite things to do, but undergoing a routine appointment every six months is vitally important for your oral and overall health. You may not notice too many effects if you skip one or two visits, but over time, ignoring the need for dental care can take a real toll. Keep reading to learn more about what happens when you don’t make it in for regular dental care — and how your Long Island dentist can help you enjoy caring for your smile.
If your smile has lost its luster, it doesn’t matter if it was lax oral hygiene habits, injury, or some other factor that caused it. For severely damaged teeth, Dr. Allan S. Mohr emphasizes that the most important thing is finding a solution. Sometimes, one or two individual treatments is not sufficient for transforming an imperfect smile. When a more comprehensive solution is required, the Long Island smile makeover comes to the rescue! Keep reading to learn more about how it works, and whether or not it’s right for you — we’ve got everything you need to know right here!
When it comes to improving your smile, you have a number of options to help you achieve the dazzling, beautiful teeth of your dreams. Dental bonding and Long Island 
If you’re interested in improving your look, you could go out and spruce up your wardrobe — but when you want to invest in something that will really transform your appearance, it may be wiser to consider a professional teeth whitening treatment. With KöR and Zoom! Whitening available at Dr. Allan S. Mohr Smile Creations, you can reveal a smile that’s up to eight shades brighter… all in just one visit to our office! And right now, you can save $100 on either treatment. Keep reading to learn more about how we can help you love your smile with 
Dental implants are a highly successful method of tooth replacement. Effective for any amount of tooth loss, they work by rebuilding your missing tooth’s structure from the root up. However, estimates say that 5 to 10 percent of dental implant procedures are unsuccessful. Dental implant failure is frustrating, expensive, and something to be avoided at all costs.
You and your family deserve excellence in dental care, and that means visiting the very best dentist. In Long Island, that’s 
Are you missing one, two, or a full arch of teeth? When you think about the variety of options in tooth replacement available to you, one question probably comes to the top of your mind: how much do