Dental Appliances in Windsor, CT
There are many options for protecting your teeth during day-to-day activities, and our selection of dental appliances can help keep your teeth safe from the hazards of life.
Call our office at (860)-688-3663 to book your child’s appointment
We are always welcoming new patients to our office. From your first contact to schedule your visit, our team is focused on creating a warm, caring environment, along with an unswerving commitment to providing you the dental care you deserve. All our patients are warmly welcomed. At NEDC, we value your time and do our best to see you promptly.
Take a few minutes to read the reviews our patients have provided to see what their experiences have been.
Feel free to call us to begin your journey to, what we feel, is unique about the way we provide a safe, caring environment for your dental care experiences.
Our Office
Our team of dentists, hygienists, and support staff is here to help you at New England Dental Center! Our goal is to see you smiling with confidence, and we’re sure that our flexibility and expertise can deliver the care you need.
Located right off Exit 38 off I 91 in Windsor, Ct, New England Dental Center is committed to being your local, complete cosmetic dental solution. Established as a multispecialty group practice in 1980, we provide the dental care you need and deserve in one convenient location. We want to help you begin your journey to a healthy and happy smile. Our pediatric dentists will be happy to answer any questions you may have.
If you’re anxious going to the dentist, come to the professionals in Windsor, CT. We work hard to make you feel comfortable. Call today at (860) 688-3663.
Serving Hartford County, CT
Located in Windsor, CT, our professional and personable dental staff is available to serve the residents and visitors of Hartford County, including Bloomfield, Enfield, and Windsor Locks.
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Patient Review
Pradeep Lichtenberger
I went to New England Dental Center in search of something that would help me with my snoring…mostly because my girlfriend wasn’t sleeping…and in turn, I wasn’t sleeping because she was constantly kicking me. Lol! Dr Feldberg made a snoring appliance for me and it has been smooth sailing since! I also learned about all the long term health problems that can arise from snoring. Thanks again, Dr Feldberg!
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a nightguard do?
A nightguard cushions your teeth while you sleep to prevent damage from grinding and clenching. It helps reduce jaw pain, enamel wear, and morning headaches.
How is a custom nightguard different from store-bought versions?
Custom nightguards are shaped to your exact bite for better comfort and protection. Over-the-counter options are looser, bulkier, and less effective.
How long do nightguards last?
Most custom nightguards last 2–5 years depending on grinding severity. Regular checkups help ensure proper fit and durability.
What is a sportsguard?
A sportsguard is a protective mouthguard worn during physical activities to prevent dental injuries. It absorbs impact and shields teeth, lips, and jaws.
Why choose a custom sportsguard instead of a boil-and-bite?
Custom sportsguards fit more securely and provide better shock absorption. They also allow easier speaking and breathing during sports.
Can my child use a sportsguard for school sports?
Yes, custom sportsguards are recommended for all contact and semi-contact sports. They protect developing teeth and reduce risk of dental trauma.
What is the purpose of a dental retainer?
Retainers keep teeth from shifting after orthodontic treatment. They help maintain alignment and protect long-term results.
How often do I need to wear my retainer?
Wear instructions vary, but most patients wear retainers nightly indefinitely to prevent shifting. Your dentist will guide you based on your case.
What happens if I stop wearing my retainer?
Teeth can gradually shift out of alignment, sometimes requiring orthodontic retreatment. Consistent use prevents relapse.
How do I clean nightguards, sportsguards, and retainers?
Use cool water, a soft brush, and mild soap daily. Avoid hot water, abrasive cleaners, and soaking in mouthwash, which can damage the material.
