New Haven Dental Group

10/16/2026

Many dental benefits include preventive care designed to keep your smile healthy. If you’re due for a visit, now is a great time to schedule. Get ahead of the crowd and book your appointment today!
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10/16/2026

A small cavity may not cause noticeable symptoms at first. 🦷

Without treatment, tooth decay can continue spreading and cause more extensive damage that may require more involved care.

Have you ever had a cavity that didn’t hurt at first? Share your experience below!

10/14/2026

Some people naturally develop tartar more quickly than others. 🪥

Saliva, oral bacteria, genetics, and daily hygiene habits can all influence how quickly plaque hardens and builds up on your teeth.

Do you notice tartar building up more in certain areas? Tell us about it below!

10/12/2026

Several factors can cause teeth to become weaker and more brittle over time. 🦷

Acid exposure, tooth decay, grinding, and normal wear can weaken enamel and leave teeth more vulnerable to chips and cracks.

Have you ever wondered what can make teeth more fragile? Share your thoughts below!

10/09/2026

Stress can affect your oral health in ways you may not expect. 😬

It can contribute to habits like teeth grinding and jaw clenching while also making it harder to keep up with your usual oral care routine.

Have you noticed your teeth or jaw feeling different during stressful times? We’d love to hear from you below!

10/08/2026

It’s National Dental Hygiene Month! Be sure to thank your dental hygienists this month for keeping you accountable and healthy. 👏

10/07/2026

"Friendly, informative, and kind. Brianna and Dr. Aber are professionals and do amazing work. The whole practice cares about patients." says Cameron on Google

★★★★★ Friendly, informative, and kind. Brianna and Dr. Aber are professionals and do amazing work. The whole practice cares about patients.

10/07/2026

Gum recession can cause the gums to pull away from the teeth and expose more of their surfaces. 👄

Brushing too hard, gum disease, tooth position, and other factors can contribute to receding gums over time.

Have you ever noticed changes in your gumline? Share your experience below!

10/05/2026

Coffee, tea, to***co, and certain foods can contribute to tooth stains. ☕

Some discoloration affects the outer surface of your teeth, while other stains can develop deeper within the tooth and become harder to remove.

Have you noticed certain foods or drinks staining your teeth? Tell us below!

10/05/2026

Happy World Teachers' Day! Today we celebrate the dedication, passion, and positive impact of teachers everywhere. 📚🍎

09/16/2026

A straighter smile may be closer than you think. For a limited time, new Invisalign® treatment patients can get started for just $479, normally $999! Schedule your consultation!

A straighter smile is closer than you think. For a limited time, new Invisalign® Clear Aligner patients can get started with treatment for $479, normally $999

09/16/2026

Skipping a dental cleaning gives plaque more time to build up around your teeth and gums. Over time, plaque can harden into tartar that brushing and flossing can’t remove.

Regular cleanings help keep buildup under control and support healthier gums. 🦷

Have you ever noticed a difference after missing a cleaning? 💬 Share your experience!

09/14/2026

It’s Dental Implant Awareness Month! It’s a great time to learn how implants can help preserve jawbone health, prevent shifting teeth, and restore confidence in your smile.

09/14/2026

September is National Gum Care Month, a great reminder that healthy gums are an important part of a healthy smile.

Daily brushing, cleaning between your teeth, and regular dental care can help keep your gums strong and reduce the risk of gum problems. 🦷

How do you make gum care part of your daily routine? Share your best tip in the comments! 💬

09/11/2026

On this day, we remember the lives lost on September 11 and honor the courage of the first responders and everyday heroes who rose in a moment of crisis.

09/11/2026

Healthy gums are usually pink, but their color can naturally vary. Changes may sometimes be linked to irritation, inflammation, pigmentation, or other oral health concerns. 🦷

Noticing changes in your gums can help you stay aware of your oral health. Brushing and flossing regularly can also help keep your gums healthy.

Have you ever noticed a change in the color of your gums? Share your experience in the comments!

09/10/2026

How does the 42 North Dental Cavity Prevention Plan™ work?

Spot it early
We identify early cavities before they have a chance to grow.

Treat it without the drill
Curodont™ will reverse the process and stop the cavity from forming.

Keep smiling
We book your appointments and monitor progress so you can have a protective routine.

We've got you covered

If a cavity develops in the treated area within 24 months, your filling is on us.

What if you could reverse decay before a filling is needed? It’s now possible with our 42 North Dental Cavity Prevention Plan™

09/09/2026

We make starting braces easier! Now through September 30th, we’ll make your first payment. Book your consultation today!

Start treatment today, and we'll cover your first monthly payment. Receive a complimentary consultation and digital scans, plus free teeth whitening when treatment is complete. It’s all designed to help you get started with confidence.

09/09/2026

Teeth can crack or fracture for several reasons, including biting down on hard foods, teeth grinding, injuries, or everyday wear over time. 🦷

Large fillings, weakened enamel, and repeated pressure on a tooth can also increase the risk of cracks. Protecting your teeth from excessive force can help keep them strong.

Have you ever experienced a cracked or fractured tooth? Tell us about your experience in the comments! 💬

09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day!
Today, we recognize and celebrate the dedication, hard work, and contributions of workers everywhere. Wishing you a well-deserved day to relax and enjoy time with those around you.