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From Dr. Sinkin

From Dr. Sinkin

My blogging journey began in 2009, when few dentists shared their thoughts online. What began as an occasional musing about dentistry has since become a passionate commitment. I’ve published at least one new blog post every month for over 15 years. That’s more than 200 posts and counting!…

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Is your Favorite Beverage Eroding your Tooth Enamel?

Do you drink vitamin water? Well, your “healthy choice” may unwittingly be contributing to the demise of your teeth! Most people know that frequent consumption of sugary foods and drinks is not exactly healthy for one’s teeth (let alone one’s waistline). What’s lesser known are the harmful effects…

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When a Doctor Treats a Doctor

As our recent dental appointment was coming to an end, Dr. Roger’s asked me for a moment of my time as he had something on his mind to discuss.Hmmm. I have to admit that his request gave me some pause… for concern.I did a quick mental review of…

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Radiation and 3-D Dental Imaging: My Take

“Radiation Worries Rise with 3-D Dental Imaging”  was an article that appeared this past Tuesday, November 23, on the front page of the New York Times. The article continued  for two more pages describing what could be a serious problem in the practice of clinical dentistry. The article…

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The First “Hello”

As I reflect on my more than 28 years of private practice, what enthralls me most about being  a dentist is that I’ve be  given the opportunity to improve the quality of someone’s life and the  gratification of the relationship that is born of  that experience. There is…

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A Blog About Blogging

A year ago, I wasn’t even sure what a blog was. Six months ago, I thought blogging was the exclusive domain of the cyber elitists and by default, nothing that I had any interest in. I’ve been a dentist for nearly 30 years and my profession has given…

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Home is Where the Novocaine Is

This past Friday was in many ways “just a typical” day in the office and yet at the same time, it was quite extraordinary. My hygienist and I were both busy treating patients and there were two new patients in the reception area filling out necessary paperwork (don’t…

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