Michael J Garvey, DMD

Haven’t been to our office in a while? No worries, our office is a judgment-free zone! We understand that sometimes we just fall behind on appointments, and that's okay. Get back on track by scheduling an appointment with us at (716) 565-1830.

Apply ice packs to your face to reduce the amount of swelling in your face. Keep it on for 15 to 20 minutes increments and then take a break. Repeat this process for the first 48 hours after surgery. Still swollen? Call us at (716) 565-1830.

Stress is linked to several health problems including headaches, depression, sleep issues, heart issues, and even oral health conditions. Fortunately for us, stress can be managed through many of these easy self-care activities. Reducing your stress has several benefits that can leave a lasting impression of your quality of life and overall well-being for years to come. Don’t forget to schedule your bi-annual appointment with us! Call us at (716) 565-1830.

Stress less and smile more Have you ever wondered if stress has an effect on your teeth or gums? Here’s how stress and your mouth are connected, along with some practical stressbusters that will help keep you smiling.

Studies suggest that there is no difference between still water and carbonated water without additives, so although seltzer water is more acidic, it shouldn’t cause too much damage to your teeth if enjoyed in moderation. Keep your mouth healthy while drinking by ensuring you stay hydrated, swish water around your mouth, drink through a straw, and use a fluoride mouthwash after drinking acidic or sugary beverages. Call us at (716) 565-1830 for more tips and tricks to take care of your teeth!

Did you know that just like toothbrushes, flossing also has an ancient history? The concept of using thin fibers to clean between teeth dates back to around 1815 in New Orleans, where silk floss was first recommended. Contact us at (716) 565-1830 to schedule an appointment today!

Due to the ongoing weather conditions affecting travel through much of the region and in the interest of the safety of our patients, staff, and first responders in the area, our offices will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday, December 27. We will still be available to our patients in need and can be contacted by calling our office at (716) 565-1830. We apologize for any inconveniences this may cause and thank everyone for their understanding.