On average, out of every $100 dollars an American spends, one goes to alcohol. While having alcohol isn’t uncommon, did you know that it can cause serious damage to your oral health? In other words, while you have probably heard that red wine will stain your teeth, you could be causing more harm to your teeth. Alcohol is very high... read more »

While brushing and flossing your teeth is very important to your dental health, it is also imperative that you visit your dentist regularly. Dr. Nicholas Kondon and our team recommend that you and your child come in for a professional dental cleaning in Concord, Massachusetts, at least twice a year. These appointments allow our hygienist to thoroughly clean your teeth... read more »

Do you have a missing tooth? Are you dealing with a cracked or chipped tooth? Do you wonder what you can do to attain the radiant, beautiful smile you dream of? If you are, there are several options you should consider, including a dental crown. As you may know, dental crowns—which are sometimes referred to as caps—are a restoration used... read more »

Severe tooth decay on one of your teeth might cause so much damage to the interior of the tooth that it needs to be extracted. This missing tooth can compromise your ability to chew food and have a serious negative impact on your quality of life. In time, the void left by the missing tooth can cause the neighboring teeth... read more »

Finding the best solution for a given malady is one key to effective treatment. But preventing problems before they strike is just as important to overall wellness. At Nicholas P. Kondon, DMD, we hope to be able to prevent potential issues in our patients. That is why we offer a large range of preventive care, including screenings for oral cancer.... read more »

Your healthy smile relies on the health of your teeth and gums, both in how they function and in appearance. Dental fillings play an important role in helping you keep your natural teeth a long time. There are made to withstand the forces of everyday chewing, and depending on the material used, can last anywhere from 5 to 15 years.... read more »

Are you looking for a simple, easy way to give your smile an extra boost of protection against decay? Studies have found that chewing sugar-free gum for 20 minutes after meals can help prevent tooth decay. Chewing sugarless gum increases the saliva flow. Increased saliva washes away food and other debris, neutralizes acids in the mouth, and provides disease-fighting substances... read more »