Although our dental office in Blue Bell is temporarily closed for elective procedures due to COVID-19, we’re still seeing patients for dental emergencies. One of the most common types of dental emergencies that happen is a knocked-out tooth. This can happen from any amount of excessive force hitting you in the mouth. Most patients have heard that if they knock … Read More
Are You Too Old For Orthodontics?
Whether you’re 50 years old or 20 years old, if your smile isn’t straight enough, or aligned correctly, it’s never too late for orthodontics. At Dental Excellence of Blue Bell, we believe you are never too old for orthodontics. This is why we offer specifically adult orthodontics for our patients. If you’re an adult considering orthodontics, please learn more about … Read More
Options For Replacing Teeth
When teeth are missing or broken-down, it can detract from a person’s appearance and put a damper on one’s quality of life. What a difference it can make to be able to smile and chew with confidence. Fortunately, the solutions for rebuilding a smile are better than they have ever been, thanks to modern technology. Dr. Siegel has been creating … Read More
Brighten Your Smile With A Smile Makeover
Being able to smile with confidence can be a real game changer. It can boost self-esteem and help you feel more at ease in social situations. Given the tools and techniques available today, there is no reason you shouldn’t have the smile you’ve always wanted. With over two decades of experience helping people attain beautiful smiles, Dr. Siegel can give … Read More
Dental Implants
What are dental implants? Dental implants are posts that act as replacement tooth roots. Made out of either titanium or a bio-compatible ceramic, dental implants can support a single tooth, or they can be used in combination with other replacement options such as a dental bridge or a denture. Why have Dental Implants become so popular? The main reason for … Read More
Gentle Dentistry for Children
Your child’s first dental visits enable the dentist to 1) detect early signs of potential tooth decay, 2) establish a good rapport with the child, and 3) begin orienting the child toward heathy dental habits. Parents play an integral role in these visits, with the dentist and hygienist providing them with information on home care practices and the best ways … Read More