Eat Well for the Sake of Your Teeth It seems when warmer weather arrives, people completely change their eating habits and throw caution to the wind. Choosing foods and beverages with more sugar, acid and fat can be dangerous to your overall health as well as to your teeth. Make Wise Choices In an article…
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Women, Bone Density and Tooth Loss
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Bone Density Loss indicated as Most Common Cause of Tooth Loss in Women An article written by the National Institute on Health indicates that as women age, loss of bone density occurs affecting the jawbone. When the density of the jawbone is affected, teeth begin to loosen and shift causing the face to change in appearance and…
How Genetics Play a Part in Gum Disease
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Advice about Gum Disease that shouldn’t be Ignored A CBS News article indicates that the possibility of hereditary gum disease may be caused by reduced levels of a particular key enzyme known as Cathepsin C. This reduced enzyme coupled with poor dental hygiene can create the perfect storm for chronic dental problems beginning with swollen and bleeding…
Dr. Ron Rotem Unites our Ocean County Community
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Another Great Community Effort by Dr. Ron Rotem Although top New Jersey dentist, Dr. Ron Rotem, is busy with creating beautiful, healthy smiles through his dental practice in Ocean County, he always finds the time and a way to make even more beautiful smiles through his generous community efforts. Dr. Rotem, with the partnership of…
The Advantages of Dental Implants
Dental Implants Preserve the Integrity of Your Mouth Other forms of tooth replacement can put a burden on your gums as well as healthy, natural surrounding teeth. Dental implants alleviate the need for using healthy teeth for attachment or putting pressure on gums with old fashioned adhesive dentures. Dental Implants help Retention of Crowns and…
Loose Teeth in Adults
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Loose Teeth in Adults Can Lead to Permanent Tooth Loss You may remember tooth loss in your childhood being a time of celebration and possibly getting some money under your pillow. Now, as an adult, a loose tooth is nothing to celebrate. Loose teeth in adults can be a warning sign of more serious issues…
The Condition of Your Dental Health
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Here is what One of Our Patients Wrote about Her Dental Health “I’m not really sure where I should start. I have always had problems with my teeth. As I got older, the problems got bigger. Over the last few years I suffered with teeth breaking while I eat, and crowns falling out. Because of…
Which Dental Floss is Best for You?
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The Growing Choices of Dental Floss Levi Spear Parmly, a New Orleans dentist, is credited with inventing the first dental floss. That was before WWII and since that time the variety of dental floss products available in the marketplace has expanded for every individual taste. The Types of Floss and What they mean to You…
Tooth Loss Causes Structural Changes
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The Effects of Tooth Loss The loss of a tooth can play havoc on your emotions as well as the structure of your face. The absence of a tooth or several teeth causes deterioration of the jaw bone, increased pressure on other working teeth and aging structural changes to the face. Immediate Tooth Replacement is…
Dental Concerns for Adults over 40
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Dental Concerns for Adults 40 – 60 and 60 Plus According to the American Dental Association, people in this age group have three or more decayed or missing teeth as a result of untreated oral health problems. When adults over 60 neglect any part of their oral health, there can be even more severe consequences than…
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