Bethesda Family Dentistry - North Bethesda

01/30/2022

Dental implants play an essential role in preserving the strength and health of your jawbone and remaining teeth. Call to protect your oral health today!

01/22/2022

From Our Blog: What is a Gum Line Cavity? |

What is a Gum Line Cavity? - Your premier Bethesda dentist, Dr. Deborah K. Tabb, Call 301-493-4204 to schedule an appointment!

01/18/2022

From Our Blog: How to Prevent Dental Implant Failure |

How to Prevent Dental Implant Failure - Your premier Bethesda dentist, Dr. Deborah K. Tabb, Call 301-493-4204 to schedule an appointment!

01/16/2022

Make sure to wait 30 minutes before brushing your teeth after eating. The acids that develop from the foods and drinks you eat can harm your enamel if your brush your teeth too soon.
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01/08/2022

From Our Blog: Start 2022 Off with a Smile |

Start 2022 Off with a Smile - Your premier Bethesda dentist, Dr. Deborah K. Tabb, Call 301-493-4204 to schedule an appointment!

01/05/2022

Brushing, flossing, and visiting your dentist regularly are some of the best preventative measures we have towards protecting ourselves from oral diseases such as tooth decay and gum disease.
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12/25/2021

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! 🎅🎄

12/23/2021

From Our Blog: What is Malocclusion and How Does it Affect Your Oral Health? |

What is Malocclusion and How Does it Affect Your Oral Health? - Your premier Bethesda dentist, Dr. Deborah K. Tabb, Call 301-493-4204 to schedule an appointment!

12/17/2021

Having white teeth doesn’t always mean healthy teeth. Whitened teeth from whitening products can damage the enamel over time if done too consistently.
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12/11/2021

From Our Blog: A Comprehensive Guide to Smile Makeovers |

A Comprehensive Guide to Smile Makeovers - Your premier Bethesda dentist, Dr. Deborah K. Tabb, Call 301-493-4204 to schedule an appointment!

12/08/2021

If you are experiencing a toothache, we recommend seeing your dentist. Any signs of tooth pain can range from cavities to pulpitis, all of which require extensive treatment to be removed.
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12/03/2021

Welcome Dr. Gabriella Noveck

General Dentistry

Dr. Gabriella Noveck completed her undergraduate studies at Barnard College of Columbia University receiving her Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology. Subsequently, she attended Columbia University School of Dental Medicine in New York City where she received her Doctorate of Dental Surgery degree. She continued her training at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Hospital in their General Practice Residency program and practiced as a general dentist in the state of New Jersey before joining Bethesda Family Dentistry.

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https://bethesdafamilydentistry.com/dr-gabriella-noveck/