Dentist in Albuquerque, NM Offers Helpful Dental Tips for Patients

Dr. Thomas Malovoz, Albuquerque, NM dentist, shares valuable information with patients about how to maintain a glowing smile all year.

2013-02-01

ALBUQUERQUE, NM, February 01, 2013 (Press-News.org) Visiting Dr. Thomas Malovoz, dentist in Albuquerque, NM, for regular checkups and cleanings can help prevent many dental problems as well as to help patients maintain optimal oral health. In order to provide his patients with the best care possible, Dr. Malovoz offers advice for his patients by sharing dental tips for when to visit his dental office for treatment.

"Regular dental visits to my office allow me to find early signs of disease. By visiting my office at least twice a year, I can treat problems while they are still in a manageable stage. If you maintain these visits in addition to proper at home care, we can keep your smile glowing for longer," said Dr. Thomas Malovoz, Albuquerque, NM dentist.

On average, visiting Dr. Malovoz twice a year works well for most people. However, many can get away with fewer visits while others need more frequent visits. People with very little risk of cavities or gum disease can do fine visiting Dr. Thomas Malovoz, general and cosmetic dentist in Albuquerque, just once a year. Patients with a high-risk of dental disease might need to visit every three or four months. This high-risk group includes smokers, diabetics, people with current gum disease, people with weak immune response to bacterial infection and those who tend to get cavities or buildup of plaque.

Most symptoms and problems that occur with a patient's mouth, teeth, and gums are not emergencies and usually can wait for an appointment with Dr. Malovoz and his team of dental professionals. However, urgent attention is needed if a patient knocks out a tooth, chips or breaks a tooth, experiences a toothache, has gum swelling or redness, jaw pain, and an array of other complications. When an emergency arises, Dr. Malovoz, cosmetic dentist in Albuquerque, urges his patients to contact his office immediately for the best care possible.

For more information on Dr. Thomas Malovoz, Albuquerque dental implant dentist, or to understand when to make an appointment, patients can visit the practice's website at http://www.malovozsmiles.com, or by contacting the office by calling (505) 299-0699.

About Dr. Thomas Malovoz: Dr. Thomas Malovoz trained and received his dental degree (DDS) from the University of Nebraska, Lincoln. After graduation, he served 2-years in the Navy Dental Corps stationed at the Naval Air Station. Dr. Malovoz has been in private general dental practice for over 30 years, offering an array of services for optimal care. He has also served on several dental committees, including peer review, and is an active member of the American Dental Association, New Mexico Dental Association, Academy of General Dentistry, and Albuquerque District Dental Society. Dr. Malovoz completes extensive hours of continuing education in all phases of dentistry and is the most proud of the courses he has taken from Dr. Frank Spear of Seattle, WA.

Media Contact:
Dr. Thomas Malovoz
contactus@malovozsmiles.com
3900 Eubank Blvd NE Suite 19
Albuquerque, NM 87111
(505) 299-0699
http://www.malovozsmiles.com

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