Dr. Alexander is not only one of the best dentists in the East Greenbush area, he is also one of the best marching band tuba players around. Dr. Alexander recently performed in a local parade and here are the photos as proof!
Read MoreHave you ever taken a sip of a cold beverage, expecting refreshment, only to wince in sharp pain? Has a warm cup of tea been the source of unrelenting toothache? If you’ve experienced any of these symptoms when dealing with temperature, it is likely that you suffer from sensitive teeth. Dr. Alexander, an East Greenbush…
Read MoreMany people believe energy drinks are useful consumable items that get them through the day. However, studies are suggesting that although energy drinks give people a short burst of productivity, they actually contribute to declining oral health. Many people believe that an energy drink is a healthier alternative to soda and other sugary drinks. Specifically,…
Read MoreBelieve it or not, a recent survey has found that only 49% of Americans floss daily and 10% of Americans don’t floss at all. These rough estimates are quite unfortunate, given howimportant flossing is to your oral hygiene routine. In fact, dentists agree that flossing is more important than brushing in the fight against periodontal…
Read MoreWhen electronic toothbrushes first arrived in the dental healthcare market, there was only one brand offering automatic oral health care. These days, however, there are many different electronic toothbrushes available to consumers with different options — like re-chargeable batteries, smaller designs, and superb cleaning options. Because of this, it can be daunting when trying to…
Read MoreAre you embarrassed about your teeth? Do crooked or chipped teeth keep you from smiling the way you would like to? Tooth discoloration, asymmetry, overcrowding, or chipped teeth can dictate whether or not someone feels their smile is adequate enough to show to the world. Even though these imperfections are normal and completely human,…
Read MoreThere are three major threats that lead to wearing down or injuring teeth: chewing, brushing, and grinding, along with accidental injuries. Today, East Greenbush dentist Dr. J. Craig Alexander, discusses how you can avoid the daily wear your teeth encounter. Accidental Injury Biting down on a hard surface is how people normally imagine they’ll chip a…
Read MoreGum disease poses a risk to your oral health and you may not even be aware of it — says East Greenbush dentist Dr. Alexander. If left untreated, gum disease can lead to serious tooth loss and other health complications. Before gum disease escalates to that point, it is possible to reverse the progression of the…
Read MorePromoting Oral-Health is a focus of our East Greenbush Dental office. Plaque. since childhood, we’ve been trained to resist that dreaded enemy of teeth. Regular brushing and flossing are sure bets for dental health. What else could you be doing — or avoiding — to keep plaque off your knockout smile? Let our East Greenbush…
Read MoreToday, Dr. Alexander, an East Greenbush dentist is providing information about dental cavities you may not be aware of. Check the myths and facts below to find out how cavities are caused, prevented, and treated. 1. Sugar Is the Prime Cause of Cavities Myth, but it’s almost a fact. The truth is, acid produced by…
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