Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “General Dentistry”
Our dental professionals see many patients who wait until the last minute before they decide to seek care for their dental problems. Waiting too long to have your teeth examined, especially if you need a tooth removed, could lead to other problems. As such, it’s imperative to be familiar with the telltale symptoms that could indicate your need for a …
After having a permanent tooth extracted by your dentist, the socket normally develops a blood clot to protect the socket. A dry socket occurs when this blood clot doesn’t form, or once it has formed, becomes dislodged. Without a blood clot, the nerves and the bone are exposed, and vulnerable to all foods, beverages, and bacteria in the mouth. A …
Each dental practice has different rates for oral health care services. In Monmouth County, NJ teeth cleanings range in price from $100-$400, depending on the need for digital x-rays. If you have dental insurance, the entire visit may be covered. Or, you may be responsible for a portion of the cost. Sometimes a dental practice may offer a new patient …
A dental cleaning takes less than an hour. But your appointment may take a bit longer because your dentist performs various preventative and diagnostic services essential to your oral health during your cleaning appointment. Here’s what to know about regular dental checkups and cleanings. What to Expect During a Teeth Cleaning An appointment with your dentist to have your teeth …
If you’re keeping up with regular brushing and flossing at home, you may wonder, “Why should I go to the dentist for cleanings? Does it really matter?” The answer is yes, absolutely. Here’s what you need to know about the long-term benefits of regular dental cleanings. Why Are Regular Dental Cleanings Important? A key reason to have regular dental cleanings …
When was the last time you had a dental cleaning? If you’re not sure, you may be due for a visit to the dentist. Regular cleanings are a necessary part of maintaining your dental and oral health. Brushing and flossing your teeth at home is also important, but it is still necessary to have professional cleanings. How often should you …
