Bernstein Dental Care: Blog

If your smile is lacking one or more teeth, Dr. Paul Bernstein of Bernstein Dental Care is here to restore it to a healthy status. With many restorative options to choose from, Dr. Bernstein offers services that range from dental implants to dental bridges. Several dental problems can be solved through dental reconstruction and most importantly oral health can become balanced. Reconstructive dentistry refers to a set of procedures that are designed to replace missing teeth, repair teeth that have been damaged, to correct malocclusion issues, and in some cases, treat periodontal disease. Restorative dental treatments include implant dentistry to restore the facial structure, cosmetic dentistry to enhance the aesthetics of a smile, and/or dental crowns, bridges, and fillings. If your smile is hindered because you’re self-conscious of missing teeth, consider revamping it. If you would like to discuss your restorative dental options, please give us a call. To learn about the services we pr

Dr. Paul Bernstein and the staff at Bernstein Dental Care appreciate feedback from our patients because it teaches us how to improve as a team. Our staff would not only like to thank Stephanie S. for this five-star review, but we would like to thank her for being an excellent patient. If you recently experienced exceptional service from our office, please let us know!   “For someone who hates going to the dentist and has actively avoided it for two years, Dr. Bernstein and his staff made my experience comfortable and painless. I already booked my next appointment. I would recommend Dr. Bernstein to anyone.” – Stephanie S. To leave a testimonial or to learn about the services we provide at the practice visit  www.bernsteindentalcare.com  for more information. To schedule an appointment with Dr. Paul Bernstein of Bernstein Dental Care in Brooklyn, NY, call 718-833-9191.

We at Bernstein Dental Care in Bay Ridge want children to learn good oral hygiene habits early, and one of those habits is making bi-annual trips to the dentist for cleanings. Unfortunately, fear of the dentist also often begins at an early age, which is why we want to help parents make sure their children’s visits go as smoothly as possible. The best approach is to tell your child that the dentist and hygienists are helpful people who are going to clean their teeth and make sure they’re healthy. It’s not a good idea to go into detailed descriptions of different procedures since most of these probably won’t be necessary. We can explain what we’re going to do, give demonstrations with our instruments, and let your child settle into the chair when you and your child arrive. Children should begin seeing the dentist when their first tooth emerges and it's best if parents treat dental visits casually, like they’ve always been a normal part of life. Often, when a child is nervous, it’s b