by Dr. Nammy Patel | Nov 11, 2020 | Dental Technology, General dentistry, Restorative dentistry, Video
Dr. Nammy Patel, founder of Green Dentistry in San Francisco, and author of the bestselling book Age With Style— A Guide to a Youthful Smile and Healthy Living, discusses how many visits it takes to get a crown. So in my practice, it only takes one visit to get a...
by Dr. Nammy Patel | Nov 9, 2020 | Holistic Dentistry, Restorative dentistry, Video
Dr. Nammy Patel, founder of Green Dentistry in San Francisco, and author of the bestselling book Age With Style— A Guide to a Youthful Smile and Healthy Living, discusses how long a smile design takes. Smile design can take as little as an hour. The first thing that...
by San Francisco Green Dentistry Blogger | Nov 6, 2020 | Dental Health, Restorative dentistry
At Green Dentistry in San Francisco we use a variety of techniques to restore damaged teeth. These fall into the category of restorative dentistry, which we will describe in this blog post. The most common restorative dentistry procedure is probably the traditional...
by Dr. Nammy Patel | Oct 27, 2020 | Holistic Dentistry, Restorative dentistry, Video
Dr. Nammy Patel, founder of Green Dentistry in San Francisco, and author of the bestselling book Age With Style— A Guide to a Youthful Smile and Healthy Living, discusses taking care of your smile design. I recommend for my patients who do a smile design is to make...
by Dr. Nammy Patel | Oct 16, 2020 | Holistic Dentistry, Restorative dentistry
Dr. Nammy Patel, founder of Green Dentistry in San Francisco, and author of the bestselling book Age With Style— A Guide to a Youthful Smile and Healthy Living, discusses how she designs a smile. I design a smile by looking at each individual person and their chief...
by San Francisco Green Dentistry Blogger | Oct 2, 2020 | Dental Health, Dental implants, Restorative dentistry
This message from Green Dentistry in San Francisco focuses on missing teeth and bone health, and how dental implants can make a difference. Our teeth have many important functions. We need them to chew, talk, and smile. But have you ever considered their role in...
