Some Articles About Dr. Smigel
- Ch-Ch-CHANGES
More Magazine October 2009 
- Dental Museum to Honor 'Dr. Smiles'
Women's Wear Daily June 5, 2009 
- What Causes Tooth Stains
New Beauty Winter Spring 2009 
- Difference Between Veneers and Crowns
New Beauty Summer Fall 2008 
- Choosing the Right Color
New Beauty Winter Fall 2008 
- Irwin Smigel
Gotham Magazine 
- Kelly Ripa has every reason to smile …
Life and Style Magazine - December 2004 - Lighten Up! Try out these whiteners…
Health Fitness April 2004 
- Special Report: The 150 Top Beauty Products
Town & Country Magazine, May '04 
- The Best Beauty Docs
New York Magazine, October 6, '03 
- Get A Megawatt Smile
Shape Magazine 
- L.A. Confi-Dental
US Magazine, April '99 
- The Great White Hype
Vogue, August '98 
- Gauging the Risk: Factors in the Search for a Perfect Face
The New York Times, June '98
- The White Touch
Town & Country Magazine, September '96
- Smile Makeovers
Cosmopolitan, August '96
- Get Pearl Wisdom
Men's Health, October '93
- National Dental Museum Honors Dr. Smigel
Nexus Spring/Summer 2009
- A Novel Way to Erase Lines
Shape March 2009
- The Digestive System
New Beauty Fall Winter 2008
- Achieve a sparkling smile on par with...
Gotham 2008
- Exclusive Interview: Dr. Irwin Smigel
Dentistry Today March 2007
- 2006 Lecture Highlights
Dentistry Today December 2004
- Get Whiter Teeth
Shape Magazine, February '04
- Doctor Lookgood/The Great White Hope
New York Magazine, May 27, '02
- Put Down That Scalpel
Jane, May '01
- Teeth Whitening - Best Of New York
New York Magazine, April '01
- The Insiders
Allure, March '00
- White Lightening
Allure, March '00
- New York University Establishes the Smigel Prize
Dentistry Today, March '00
- NYU College of Dentistry Establishes Smigel Prize
Contemporary Esthetics, January '00
- How White Can You Go?
Bazaar, November '99
- Mellow Your Yellow
Jane, December '99
- The New Skin of Your Teeth
New York Magazine, August '81
Some Articles By Dr. Smigel
- Minimally Invasive Dentistry
Contemporary Esthetics, February '99
- Plastic Surgery Without a Scalpel
Dentistry Today, April '94
- Actress-Model Competitive With Wider, Softer Smile
Dentistry Today, September '89
New Super-smile Series II LS 45° Advanced Sonic Pulse Toothbrush
Dentistry Today, September 2009
- Attaining Consistent Aesthetic Success with Veneers
Dentistry Today, November '98 
- Overcoming the Impossible: A Porcelain Laminate Technique
Dentistry Today, August '93
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FAQ's
Q: “I smoked for years -- can my teeth be whiter?“
A: Yes. A whitening toothpaste like Supersmile (see: supersmile.com) removes stains caused by tobacco in three brushings or less. If the stains are deep or have become “Ainstrinsic,” then professional bleaching or laser whitening may be your better solution. But remember this: the only way to keep your teeth white after bleaching is to use a whitening toothpaste (like Supersmile), to maintain the whiteness, even if your continue to smoke.
Q: “What can I do about bad breath?“
A: Proper brushing and flossing normally reduces the bacteria that causes bad breath. The newest addition to effective oral hygiene has been tongue cleaning. Since research shows that 85% of bad breath can be controlled by removing bacteria that colonizes on the back of the tongue, it's a good idea to use a tongue cleaner at least once a day.
Q: “How often should I have my teeth cleaned?“
A: People accumulate plaque at different rates. Although most insurance plan coverage is for a twice a year schedule, it's sensible to get your teeth professionally cleaned as often as your dental health professional advises you, even if it's every 3 months.
