Victor Prosthodontics

New Blog Article from Dr. Julian Kahn: "According to the American College of Prosthodontists, more than 36 million Americans are missing teeth (referred to as edentulous). 23 million Americans are completely edentulous and about 12 million are missing teeth in one arch. 90 per cent of those who suffer from edentulism have dentures. If you or any of your loved ones are part of this population, you can take comfort in knowing that you are not alone. But in addition to that, the... good news is that here at Victor Prosthodontics, we specialize in the field of dentistry that deals with treating and handling dental and facial problems that involve restoring missing teeth and jaw structures. In other words we’re trained to treat complex cases and we’re responsible for transforming the oral function and smiles of our patients whether you’re eating and would like to be able to chew properly or while socializing with friends and you’d like to be able to smile and speak with confidence." Continue reading: https://victorprosthodontics.com//important-facts-about-d/

The pH of beverages found in your fridge can vary greatly. The lower the pH of a drink, the more acidic the drink is, and the more harmful it can be to your teeth. This includes destroying the enamel of your teeth, which can cause wear or erosion (and subsequently - higher dental costs in the future). Dr. Gabriela Carranza, owner and Prosthodontist at Victor Prosthodontics, looks at the pH's of drinks commonly found in your fridge - and which are safest for your teeth. Please stay safe, and if it's not-essential that you leave the house, stay at home. We continue to treat patients for emergencies, and for non-emergencies - we'll be here for you once life begins to return to normal. https://youtu.be/r5rt32GELyo

While Dr. Gabriela Carranza understands that families have bigger things on their minds during the current crisis, she wants you to know that she is still thinking about your oral health, even while you are isolated at home. Follow the tips that she shares in this video to not only take better care of your teeth during the crisis, but hopefully to also save you money down the road. https://youtu.be/tPopOdiCDsw

Today at the Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention Center, Dr. Gabriela Carranza sat on the For the Love of Rochester panel at the RBJ’s Women’s Leadership Summit with four other distinguished women. She shares why she loves Rochester as much as she does, and why even though she could practice anywhere - Rochester was a great fit for a Prosthodontist. #rbjevents #victorprosthodontics #wegmans

Creating a dental practice which meets the highest standards of excellence goes far beyond having great doctors, it also requires a great team supporting the providers. At Victor Prosthodontics, we are fortunate to have terrific staff surrounding @drgabrielacarranza & Dr. James Soltys. We also believe in continuing to invest in our team’s development. This past weekend we flew Marietta, our Treatment Coordinator, Stacy, Dr. Gabriela Carranza’s Dental Assistant, and Damian, o...ur Director of Operations to the American College of Prosthodontists’ Practice Management meeting. We took away a number of actionable tips from the event and we also had a great time bonding and exploring Chicago. As a team we continue to strive to create the best possible patient experience. And it all starts with having great staff who are truly passionate about what we do.

In today’s Tips for Tip-Top Teeth from Dr. Carranza she focuses on one of the underlying culprits of bad breath - bacteria build-up on the tongue. Fortunately, one of the solutions to this issue is cost-effective. Invest in a tongue scraper and clean your tongue in addition to your teeth & gums.

Latest from Dr. Carranza... today's topic? Sparkling water and tips to limit its affects on your teeth. In need of advanced dental care? You can contact Dr. Carranza's office to schedule a consultation here: https://victorprosthodontics.com/contact-us/

You don't have to floss all your teeth ... just the ones you want to keep! https://rwl.io/2Ti3RIU 585-924-4180

LOVE this #dental quote from Connie Stevens!

Dr. Carranza’s Tips for Tip-Top Teeth: today’s topic is the impact that drinking soda regularly can have on your teeth. Dr. Gabriela Carranza

Grinding your teeth at night? It is harmful to your teeth in a number of ways it wears down your teeth over time, can cause muscle pain when you wake up, and may contribute to migraine headaches. While the underlying problems may be complex, one solution is having a custom-made night guard which protects your teeth while you sleep one that is made specifically for your mouth. Need help from Dr. Carranza to create a custom-made night guard for you? Contact her here: https://victorprosthodontics.com/contact-us/

We are very excited to share the terrific write-up on Dr. Gabriela Carranza by Nicole Sheldon in the RBJ this week! "Fourteen years. That’s how long Gabriela Carranza studied dentistry before officially beginning her career as a prosthodontist...Prosthodontists specialize in cosmetic and restorative dentistry, concentrating on dental prostheses, implants, crowns, veneers and dentures. Carranza describes prosthodontics as compromised and challenging cases that include multid...isciplinary approaches... Carranza is incredibly passionate about her career and considers herself lucky to be able to do what she loves every day. Sometimes I can’t believe I’m getting paid for doing what I love to do, she says. It’s like a hobby but I’m getting paid. Ready for your smile makeover by Dr. Carranza? Contact us here: https://victorprosthodontics.com/contact-us/

We are starting a new feature this Tuesday...Dr. Carranza shares her Tuesday Tips for Tip-Top Teeth. Let us know whether you find the info helpful, and what else you'd like to learn more about with regards to your oral health! Today's tip: "I have many patients who brush consistently yet still only floss on occasion. Here is a challenge that I’ve made to patients who’ve asked me about the importance of flossingafter not having flossed for a while, floss your teeth and then before disposing of the floss, smell what you’ve removed from in between your teeth, left on the floss. That smell of bacteria build-up will often encourage patients to floss more regularly." Need help with cosmetic or restorative dental work? https://victorprosthodontics.com/contact-us/