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Former Clinical Instructor of Comprehensive Dentistry, and Prosthodontic Department New York University School of Dentistry. Also former instructor of Preventive Dentistry Columbia University School of Dentistry.
Ask Dr Spindel Dental Blog also numerous articles on http://www.lspindeldds.com (over 100 pages of original content)
1980 DDS New York University College of Dentistry 1981 GPR Manhattan VA Hospital
OKU 1980 Honor Society
1980 Long Island Academy of Odontology award for highest combined Academic and Clinical Achievement.
In 1997 he was elected to Fellowship into the International Academy for Dental Facial Esthetics
Dear Michelle, You may be correct that the infection has not completely resolved especially if you have not noticed significant improvement. Sometimes teeth heal slowly. Your endodontist is most likely
Although both types of restorations are acceptable alternatives, I often choose the full crown option over the partial crown. I believe a pfm crown will most likely be more durable than a porcelain onlay
Tooth number 8 in your radiograph appears to have a horizontal root fracture. Usually teeth with this sort of fracture are recommended to be extracted. The fracture will not repair itself and can cause
Sounds like you have periodontal disease. Treatment involves improving home care(use an electric toothbrush such as a rechargeable Oral B model, floss or use interproximal brushes to clean between your
Dear Nick, It may be that you have a partial alveolar fracture as well. Numbness after trauma usually indicates trauma to the structures surrounding the teeth. The teeth themselves do not usually feel
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