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Routine teeth cleanings, also known as dental prophylaxis, are essential for maintaining healthy teeth and gums. But when it comes to periodontal (gum) disease, maintenance isn’t always enough. At Moskin Dental Associates, Jeannie Moskin, DDS, and Kimberly Chan, DDS, offer a full range of preventive care services, including regular prophylaxis...
Periodontal disease, also known as gum disease, is a bacterial infection that damages the gums and other tissues that surround teeth. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, over 47% of people over age 30 have some form of gum disease. Kimberly Chan, DDS, provides specialized care for...
Few things cause immediate alarm like the sensation of a tooth suddenly cracking or breaking. When it happens, you need to know what you’re dealing with — is it a minor inconvenience or a dental emergency? For comprehensive evaluation and treatment of broken teeth, see Kimberly Chan, DDS, at Moskin...
Dental crowns are built to last, offering years of protection and functionality for your tooth. But even the strongest crown has a limited lifespan — around 5-15 years, on average. At Moskin Dental Associates, cosmetic and general dentist Kimberly Chan, DDS specializes in providing high-quality dental restorations, including implants, bridges,...
Fixing crooked teeth or a misaligned bite often comes down to more than just aesthetics — these imperfections can affect everything from how well you chew your food to how confident you feel. For expert orthodontics care in Chicago, Illinois, turn to Kimberly Chan, DDS, at Moskin Dental Associates. Dr....
Are dental imperfections keeping you from feeling like your best self? According to one study, more than 80% of people believe that the appearance of their teeth has an impact on their self-confidence. Get that confidence back with help from Moskin Dental Associates in Lincoln Square, Chicago, Illinois. Kimberly Chan,...
Most people have 32 adult teeth. That number often reduces to 28 when wisdom teeth are pulled, yet the national average for people aged 20 to 64 is 25.5 teeth. Tooth loss is a common issue. While it may seem easy to adjust to fewer teeth because of damage, decay,...