Dr. Peter C. Wei, DDS, COL-RET, US Army, Dentist
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Dr. Peter C. Wei, DDS, COL-RET, US Army

Dentist | General Practice

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204 Chatterton Pkwy White Plains NY, 10606
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Dr. Peter Wei is a Dentist practicing in White Plains, NY. Dr. Wei specializes in preventing, diagnosing, and treating diseases and conditions associated with the mouth and overall dental health. Dentists are trained to carry out such treatment as professional cleaning, restorative, prosthodontic, and endodontic procedures, and performing examinations, among many others.

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  • How do you get rid of tooth decay?

    Tooth decay starts with plaque accumulation on your tooth surfaces and the acid destruction of the tooth enamel or dentin produced by the bacteria in the plaque. Once damage occurs a restoration (filling) may be necessary to restore the tooth. If you are consistent in brushing AND flossing thoroughly everyday or twice a day and reduce your intake of sugary and sticky plaque-feeding foods, you can avoid a cavity. If you must eat such foods, you just need to work harder in removing plaque. Just remember that the bacteria in the plaque doubles every 20 min. Tooth decay will happen as long as you have a natural tooth to decay and you don't remove the plaque regularly. You cannot stop the plaque from developing even if you stop eating but you can keep removing it before it does significant damage or slow its metabolism by choosing healthier food choices. READ MORE

  • Is getting a crown done under local anesthesia?

    A crown is typically done under local anesthesia but sometimes teeth without a live nerve, as in an endodontically treated tooth, no anesthesia is necessary depending on where the crown margin is located under the gum line. Some patients with special needs will require or prefer IV sedation. There are also different types of local anesthetics to choose from to which you may not be sensitive or it may be the epinephrine that you are actually sensitive to and that component may be eliminated. READ MORE

  • Is throbbing pain normal after dentures?

    No, pain after new dentures may sometimes occur if it is ill-fitting and causes tissue trauma, but once adjusted properly, the pain should subside. Uneven distribution of pressure on the soft tissues can result in pain or throbbing. Additionally, not all areas under the denture base can take the same amount of pressure, so the specific anatomic areas need to be selectively adjusted. READ MORE

  • Can teeth issues cause difficulty speaking?

    Yes, teeth issues such as missing teeth or spaces between your teeth can cause speaking difficulties especially with articulation of your words and tongue placement issues. If you have severe gum disease where the teeth are unstable, your speech can be affected but usually not in early gum disease READ MORE

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Dr. Peter Wei, DDS

6 Church St -
White Plains, NY 10601
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204 Chatterton Pkwy -
White Plains, NY 10606
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