Dear Patients,
We are deeply concerned for the safety, health, and well-being of our patients, dental team, and the community. To be proactive and do our part to mitigate the spread of COVID-19, Sensitive Care Dental Health Center has decided to close as of March 18, 2020. Our office will voluntarily suspend non-urgent dental care for the next 2 weeks.
Involuntary clenching or grinding of the teeth, or bruxism, is a common condition that has many negative effects on teeth and jaws. As it is involuntary, it is difficult to control this behavior, and often best to focus on minimizing the future dental damage.
We ask a lot of our mouth and jaw. With every word said, bite chewed, yawn caught, and clench mindlessly made, our jaw is in motion, and the Temporomandibular Joint makes this all possible. The Temporomandibular Joint is located in front of the ear, connecting the lower jaw bone to the skull.
New Haven Register has named Sensitive Care Dental Health Center one of the best in New Haven and Fairfield Counties!
“Drs. Mitchell Quintner, Alex Quintner and their team of experts at SENSITIVE CARE are trained in all aspects of dentistry – cosmetics, implants, restorative, periodontal, oral surgery, pediatric, Invisalign orthodontics,
A Milford dental practice has changed its name and held a grand reopening with the Milford Regional Chamber of Commerce to reflect the expansion of the services it offers.
Sensitive Care Cosmetic & Family Dentistry, owned by father-son partners Alex and Mitchell Quintner, has become Sensitive Care Dental Health Center.
Alex Quintner and Mitchell Quintner a father son generational family business of 37 years has expanded its services becoming a Multi-Specialty dental practice. Recently celebrating a Grand Re-Opening and ribbon cutting with the Milford Chamber of Commerce and Mayor Ben Blake. “We are proud to serve the community of Milford”
Fear of the dentist is a reality for many Americans, and yet, the number of afflicted patients is on the decline. As the industry has changed and evolved, the notion of fear is falling to the wayside. Where a large percentage of the population used to avoid dental care,
Did you know the American Dental Association recommends a child’s first dental visit before the age of one? When babies are born, they have 20 primary teeth (or baby teeth) partially formed inside the gums, set to emerge over the first three years of life.
Earlier this month, I was given the grand honor of being the first to perform a live single tooth replacement, in front of my fellow dentists and clinicians at the Academy of General Dentistry’s 2019 Scientific Session.
Though new to the market, DIY braces and braces clubs are becoming popular these days. Companies like Smile Direct Club and SnapCorrect are making promises of cheaper, faster braces-free teeth straightening from the comfort of your home. Unfortunately, they consistently fall short of expectations, being unable to resolve many dental problems,