Long-term implant success depends on structured follow-up. See what the one-year and five-year milestone visits should include, and what they catch early.
Patient Stories - Hazlet, NJ
Dental Crowns for Severe Decay: How John Saved His Natural Smile
John was told his teeth had to come out. He wanted to keep them. How he saved his natural smile with root canals and crowns instead of extractions.
Keto Diet and Dental Health
If you’re pursuing the ketogenic diet—characterized by very low carbohydrates, moderate protein, and high fat—you’re probably hoping to lose weight quickly. While this is one outcome of the keto diet, it also has some interesting effects on your dental health. Consider the positive and not-so-positive outcomes of the keto diet as it relates to your
A Look at the Risk of Gum Disease in Young Adults
Many young adults are making a crucial mistake about their oral health—they think that they are too young to get gum disease. In reality, gum disease can happen to anyone at any age, and causes in young adults are on the rise. Gum disease can have disastrous effects on not just your oral health but your
What Is a Dry Socket?
One of the potential side effects of having a tooth extracted is a dry socket. Your dentist will tell you things that you can do to prevent a dry socket as you recover. If you think you could be developing one, call your dentist as soon as possible so that he or she can provide
What Causes Dry Mouth?
Dry mouth is more than an annoyance. In addition to being a nagging, uncomfortable condition, dry mouth can increase your chances of gum disease, tooth decay, bad breath, mouth sores, and other problems. What causes this condition and how can your dentist help you reverse it? Here’s what you need to know. There are a
