Dentistry at 1818 Market Street hosts its Third Annual Invisalign Day
Posted on 10/03/2011 19:00:00
Due to enthusuastic demand from our patients, we're holding our Third Annual Invisalign Day.
For one afternoon, we are offering special free consultations with Drs. Leas and Siegel, and our Invisalign sales representative Stephanie McGrath will also be on hand to answer questions, and offering special discounts to qualifying patients.
The number of appointments is limited, so call to reserve your free consultation, today.
What: Invisalign Day
When: Tuesday October 25th
Where: Dentistry at 1818 Market Street; Lobby
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April is National Oral Cancer Awareness Month
Posted on 04/18/2011 19:38:00
Oral cancer strikes almost 37,000 Americans each year. At Dentistry at 1818 Market Street, your health and safety is our first priority. We screen each patient, not just at their first visit but at each routine exam, for signs of oral cancer.
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Education Spotlight: TMJ Disorder and Treatment
Posted on 01/11/2011 15:49:00
In early December of 2010, Dentistry at 1818 Market Street's Dr. Jonathan Siegel participated in the prestigious SPEAR Education series of seminars; this one specifically on TMJ Disorder and Treatment.
TMJ is short for the Temporomandibular Joint – or jaw joint. It refers to the joints where the jaw attaches to the skull just in front of the ears. TMJ Disorder is the pain and discomfort associated with stress on that joint and related muscles, usually due to an unusual bite, or occlusion. This stress can lead not only to tooth pain, but neck and back pain, and sometimes headaches or migraines.
Read more in this blog post, or contact us to make an appointment. Our dentists at Dentistry at 1818 Market Street have over 40 years of experience treating TMJ Disorder, and we would be happy to help you.
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Pain-free - really, we mean it!!
Posted on 12/06/2010 21:37:00
DentalVibe is a new patient-friendly device that basically tricks the brain into focusing on a vibration sensation, blocking the sensation of pain so you never "notice" the needle itself. At Dentistry at 1818 Market Street, we are testing two in our practice in the hopes of bringing our patients pain-free dental visits that not only make them more comfortable but remove a common barrier that often keeps people from optimal oral care.
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Welcome to Our Blog!
Posted on 10/26/2010 17:42:00
Welcome to our blog! We invite you to read along, and get to know the friendly staff and experienced doctors at our Philadelphia practice!
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