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Dr. Michael Sinkin talking with a patient at his Midtown Manhattan dental practice.

Can You Really Trust Your Dentist?

Short answer: Yes, you can trust your dentist, but trust in dentistry is earned. It is earned through clear communication, honesty, and genuine care over time.I’m Dr. Michael Sinkin, a general and implant dentist in Midtown Manhattan. After more than three decades in practice, I have seen how…

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Comprehensive Services For Adults

Revelations From Ski Country

Greetings and Salutations!Wow, February is upon us, yet I feel as if the year’s just begun.Perhaps it’s because I spent the first ten days of 2024 wholly entranced by the grandeur of the Rocky Mountains and distracted by the thrill of my return to SKI COUNTRY!That’s right. After…

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Sugar Subs

Sugar Substitutes Can Cause Tooth Decay

Did you know that sugar-free products can cause tooth decay? It may seem counter-intuitive, but it’s true. Ever since the invention of photography in the late 1800s, the US has become an ever more image-driven culture. Today, mobile devices enable us to snap an image and share it…

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Microcavities:

Microcavities: To Fill or Not to Fill?

Many people (including yours truly) who are at least old enough to have college-age children are walking around with “medals of valor” in their mouths, reflective of a dental age gone by. These “medals” or actually “metals” that I playfully refer to are of course silver-mercury amalgam fillings.…

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7 Ways to Stop Brain Freeze

7 Ways to Stop Brain Freeze

“Brain Freeze” is the intense headache people often get when they eat ice cream, popsicles, milkshakes, frozen drinks and other really cold foods. It is a very sharp, stabbing pain in the forehead and most of us have experienced it at one time or another. Brain Freeze (sometimes…

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Making a Difference

Note: My marketing consultant told me that this blog is too long, but I ignored her. Hope you enjoy it! In the day-to-day course of any job or profession, repetitive tasks, while not exactly mundane, can and do become routine. There are of course subtle variations and nuances…

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