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NYTimes Article on Economic Bruxism |
Posted by:Editor
on Monday November 30th, 2009
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With economic pressures affecting millions of Americans, dentists may have noticed a drop in patients opting for a brighter smile, but they are seeing another phenomenon: a rise in the number of teeth grinders. “I’m seeing a lot more people that are anxious, stressed out and very concerned about their financial futures and they’re taking it out on their teeth,” said Dr. Steven Butensky, a dentist with a specialty in prosthodontics (aesthetic, implant and reconstructive dentistry) in Manhattan.
One of his patients lost hundreds of thousands of dollars invested with Bernard L. Madoff. Another reported that he had lost a job with a seven-figure salary. A third, a single mother with a floral design business on Long Island, said she was working twice as hard for half as much.
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consult our disclaimer.During these tough economic times, many people are putting off dental treatment only to need more completed and costly emergency dental care in the future.
Posted by: Emerggency Dentistryon February 21, 2010 01:23 PM
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