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Beth Caunitz, DDS

Dentist
30 East 40th St., Ste. 406, New York, New York
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QUESTIONS ANSWERED

I'm on my last tray and am thrilled with my smile! Can I refuse refinements?

Asked By:AnonymousANSWERS (1)

Congratulations on your new smile! I would recommend asking your dentist why the refinements are needed. If the refinement is for aesthetic reasons you can take a pass. If it is needed to make a correction in your bite it is in your best interest to complete the treatment.

Good Luck

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Beth Caunitz, DDS

Dentist

Pregnant and have developed gum boil/abscess, what do I do? (Photo)

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Dental infections during pregnancy should be treated right away. The good news is that the third trimester is the safest time to have dental work. It is always a good idea to check in with your OB/Midwife before your dental visit.

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Beth Caunitz, DDS

Dentist

Enamel contouring and bonding or 4 top veneers? (photo)

Asked By:AnonymousANSWERS (1)

Have you considered Invisalign to straighten the teeth before bonding or veneers? Correcting the position of the teeth before Veneers or bonding will keep the required tooth preparation / reduction to a minimum. An added benefit is that eliminating the crowding will help keep your gums helathy. Good Luck!

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Beth Caunitz, DDS

Dentist

Invisalign glue causes pain when eating, what can I do about this?

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The good news is that the composite that bonds the invisalign attachments to your teeth can be easily polished and adjusted so that you are comfortable. In the meantime, dental wax is readily available at most drug stores and should help until you get back to the dental office. Good Luck!

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Beth Caunitz, DDS

Dentist

What is the solution and how is it injected to a already veneer tooth?

Asked By:AnonymousANSWERS (1)

The procedure your dentist is describing often works but is unpredictable. It is certainly the most cost effective way to treat the problem but may need to be repeated in the future. Good Luck!

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Beth Caunitz, DDS

Dentist

Is Dental Bonding an option for me? (Photo)

Asked By:AnonymousANSWERS (1)

It is difficult to determined if bonding is the answer without evaluating your bite. The relationship between upper and lower teeth is an important factor when considering bonging or Veneers. The result will be most natural if the front 4 - 6 front teeth are included in the treatment plan. Good Luck!

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Beth Caunitz, DDS

Dentist

I am getting Invisalign in a few months, do you brush your teeth every night with them on?

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It is always important to brush and floss your teeth before bed. Remember to remove and clean your aligners before you put them back in

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Beth Caunitz, DDS

Dentist

Can Bone Loss Be Corrected in Teeth?

Asked By:AnonymousANSWERS (1)

If the bone loss and resulting loose teeth are the result of high dose steroid treatment Periodontal Surgery may not be for you. The immunosuppresive effects of steroid treatment will likely compromise the surgical result. You may benefit from a more conservative procedure such as scaling and root planing along with frequent visits ( every 3 months) to your dentist for follow up.

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Beth Caunitz, DDS

Dentist

My 4 front (top) teeth are crowns, but I have an overbite. Can I get invisalign to correct the overbite?

Asked By:AnonymousANSWERS (1)

The only possible limitation is if the crowns are attached. The advantage of Invisalign in this situation is we don't have to worry about orthodontic brackets detaching from the crowns.

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Beth Caunitz, DDS

Dentist

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