William D. Morosky, DMD, FAGD, MAGD

06/16/2024

A life well lived 🤎

View Lawrence "Larry" Morosky's obituary, send flowers and sign the guestbook.

05/09/2023

02/17/2022

Morosky Dental still in need of hygienist, to start ASAP. Our schedule is Monday - Thursday, (half day Wednesday). Must have a current license, xray certification, cpr certification. Salary negotiable, health insurance available, paid major holidays - and we have great coffee � � . Please email [email protected] - we'd love to talk to you!

05/18/2020

It's not JUST about a pretty smile.....

Porphyromonas gingivalis, the main pathogen that causes chronic periodontitis, can invade the brain, triggering symptoms characteristic of Alzheimer's disease, according to a study published online on May 5 in the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease.

05/15/2020

Happy Friday!

Kriss here....it's been pretty quiet on the dental front lately so I wanted to update you all on what's going on.

First of all, let me say that I'm EXTREMELY PROUD of the way our office has been able to quickly and efficiently treat the many emergencies that have arisen for our patients during these trying and uncertain times. While we do not yet have the go-ahead to return to dental cleanings, things are changing daily now so hopefully we will very very soon.

I would just like to remind EVERYONE - no matter what dental office you are a patient of - despite the fact that the term "routine cleaning" has been tossed around for the past few months - it has been more than proven that dental health directly affects your overall health, and many times patients are alerted to underlying health conditions by their dentist during that "routine" exam and cleaning.

So.. . when offices are open and ready:

1) DO CALL to schedule your oral
health exam and cleaning,
especially if it was postponed
due to the quarantine
2) Be very frank with the person
you speak with - if you have any
questions about what the office
is doing to prevent the spread of
disease, they should be able to
give you answers openly and
honestly!
3) Keep in mind....patience,
kindness and understanding
are the things that are going to
help us all reacclimate smoothly.

To our 4045 West 12th Street patients - THANK YOU for your patience and understanding. We have missed you all, hope you are well, and look forward to seeing you soon!

04/21/2020

It's been a very humbling and rewarding experience to be a part of the Dental Lifeline Network for over 20 years. We've met some wonderful people, with the goal of changing their lives through improving their dental health...but somehow each time it's changed us as well.

03/19/2020

We're Doing What's Necessary For You!
Performing the necessary dental healthcare....cosmetic treatment, veneers, bleaching, etc will be resumed at a later date - hopefully soon. Stay well friends! 💪

02/14/2020

We are very glad to return as the Swim Course Sponsor for The Edinboro Triathlon this year. Promotion of dental health, fitness & wellness, and swimming all wrapped in one - can't beat that!

For details on the event, check out https://edinborotriathlon.blog/

THANK YOU to ET2020 Swim Leg Sponsor William D. Morosky, DMD, FAGD, MAGD!

"We’ve made it our mission to improve overall health through dental health since 1992. Our practice consists of patients of all ages, from 2 to 98! Our focus is on prevention and early detection of dental pathology followed by conservative and cosmetic treatment results."

https://edinborotriathlon.blog/

02/05/2020

“Dental sealants have been shown to reduce the risk of decay by nearly 80% in molars. This is especially important when it comes to your child's dental health. In October 2016, the Centers for Disease Control released a report on the importance of sealants for school-aged children, of which only 43% of children ages 6-11 have. According to the CDC, "school-age children without sealants have almost three times more cavities than children with sealants." Source: mouthhealthy.org. The deep grooves you see in these teeth (first photo) are prime spots for bacteria and food particles to buildup and cause decay. The quick and simple process of placing sealants (second photo) on molars and premolars can ward off cavities in the biting surface of those teeth with deep grooves for several years.