Leon S. Kulinski DMD

08/09/2021

We have exciting news! As of August 9th, we are officially operating out of our Reno location 😁. Kulinski Dental is located at 1763 Allegheny Blvd. Franklin Pa, 16323. Our previous location at 207 Center Street is officially closed, so please do not go there for your appointment.

Please like and follow our new page, Kulinski Dental for all of our future news. 🦷

07/21/2021

Things are moving along well at the new office. We are moving into the final weeks of renovation and looking forward to sharing the new office with all of our patients. We are currently thinking we will be able to start seeing people in the new location starting August 9th. We will keep you updated as things progress.

07/05/2021

We have some exciting news to share!

We are hoping to move into our new location at the end of July. At that time, will be welcoming Matthew Kulinski DMD to the practice full time. Our new location will be

1763 Allegheny Blvd
Franklin, PA 16323

We will continue to update you as things move forward 😁

03/18/2020

The American Dental Association and Pa Dental Association have recently released recommendations that dental offices postpone all elective treatment for three weeks.

We feel this is in the best interest of the community and will be complying with these recommendations by cancelling all elective procedure appointments during this time. This will include cleanings and all procedures which do not risk pain or infection by being postponed.

During this time we will reduce hours but will still be available to address any emergencies that come up. If you have any questions about your situation or have an emergency please call the office at 814-676-2705.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

01/19/2019

Hopefully everyone is safe and warm during all of this snow. This time of the year, and today especially, people might notice their sensitive teeth bothering them more and more.

Here are a few reasons why that can happen:

1. Seasonal illnesses. Head colds and sinus infections can cause teeth to ache. This might be why some people notice when they are sick that their teeth bother them.

2. Hot beverages. This time of the year we tend to drink more hot drinks which can exacerbate already sensitive teeth.

3. Sugary foods. Cookies, cakes, and other yummy foods are always nice in moderation, but seem to show up everywhere during the winter months. Sensitivity to sugary foods can be a sign of an untreated dental issue.

We hope everyone has a safe and warm weekend.

08/16/2018

Have questions about fluoride? Check out this information provided by the American Dental Association.

Fluoride is a mineral that occurs naturally in all water sources, including oceans, lakes and rivers. Learn more about the benefits of fluoride.

04/03/2017

Happy to announce that we are now a participating provider with Delta Dental of PA. If you have questions about insurance or want to schedule an appointment, you can call the office at 676-2705.

02/28/2017

Just a few quick tips that may help for anyone with dental anxiety.

Do you ever get nervous just thinking about going to the dentist? Get tips on how you can cut down your dental anxiety.

08/18/2016

Don't forget to brush twice a day!

05/06/2016

A few nice tips on Tension Headaches from Consumer Reports

Up to 80 percent of people suffer from an occasional tension headache: a dull pain across the forehead, temples, or around the back of your head. Anxiety, eye strain, fatigue, and stress can all ...

03/26/2016

Mouthwash is safe, but not a substitute for proper oral hygiene.

Some types may be trouble, but most are a satisfying addition to your brushing routine.