Paul Eliazo DDS

06/26/2024

Happy (almost) Birthday to
Everyone’s Favorite Dentist 🎈🎈

Such a Great Birthday Lunch with
Lots of Love & Laughs!! 🤗🩵😁

02/20/2024

Wishing the Best Hygienist
the Best Birthday!!
We love our Peter 🎈🎈🎈

03/15/2022

Summer is Coming ☀️☀️☀️

Let your teeth be as
White & Bright 🦷
as they can be !!

Call our office today to set up an appointment for our
ZOOM Spring Special 😁

845-369-8100

10/22/2021

12/15/2020

If conservative, non-invasive methods have failed to resolve your TMJ issues, the dentist may recommend a different approach. Injecting a corticosteroid into the joint, for example, can ease swelling, reduce inflammation and alleviate pain.

12/10/2020

Did you know that maintaining good oral health is critical to maintaining good health, in general? Brush, floss, and use a rinse at least twice daily; replace your toothbrush once every three months; and visit your dentist twice a year for an exam and cleaning.

12/08/2020

A healthy diet makes for a healthy mouth. Eating fruits and vegetables keeps your teeth clean by scraping some of the plaque and bacteria off of them.

12/03/2020

There’s no question that the partial eruption of wisdom teeth can be painful and involve a time-consuming extraction. In many cases, the use of our laser can simplify the extraction process.

12/01/2020

Teeth are labeled according to position. From front to back, they are the: central incisor, lateral incisor, cuspid or canine, first bicuspid or first premolar, second premolar or second bicuspid, first molar, second molar, and finally, third molar or wisdom tooth.

11/26/2020

Left untreated, cavities can cause significant pain. Once the bacteria eats through your enamel, the exposed nerves will begin to send pain sensations when in contact with hot or cold temperatures.

11/24/2020

Unless you have had a particularly aromatic meal beforehand, there's no need to brush your teeth right before your dental visit. Why? Your breath could be an indicator of other health problems.

11/19/2020

Starting good dental habits with your kids can lead to a lifetime of healthy teeth. More than half of all kids between 6 and 8 years old have tooth decay, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control.