We use the latest in dental technology to give you the best dental care for you and your family. You never know when a dental emergency may arise such as an injury due to sports or falls, a cracked tooth, loose or missing fillings or painful toothaches. Call our friendly office staff to get an appointment as soon as possible.
A foundation for a natural-looking, lasting replacement for single or multiple missing teeth. Eliminates gum recession to stop the continuation of receding gums while preventing sensitivity and decay. Maintain maximal oral health as you age to help you keep your teeth by seeing your periodontist.
A foundation for a natural-looking, lasting replacement for single or multiple missing teeth. Eliminates gum recession to stop the continuation of receding gums while preventing sensitivity and decay. Maintain maximal oral health as you age to help you keep your teeth by seeing your periodontist.
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When to See Periodontist
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Periodontics is the dental specialty that treats periodontal disease, an inflammatory disease that affects the gums and surrounding bone. If you're experiencing bleeding gums, sensitive or receding gums, bad breath, tooth pain, or shifting teeth, you may have periodontal disease. When those symptoms are present, it's time to see a periodontist.
New Patient Information
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If you have not yet scheduled an appointment, you may do so by requesting an appointment online or by calling our office at (732) 246-7680. You can either fax or mail to us or bring them with you to your first appointment. If you are unable to get directions on our location page, you may call our office to get more detailed directions.
Office Policies
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If you have any questions about our office policies, please call (732) 246-7680 during business hours. At our office, we know that your time is important. If you are a new patient, please arrive at our office 20 minutes prior to your scheduled time. If you are a returning patient we ask that you arrive at least 10 minutes before your scheduled appointment.
Pre-Op/Post-Op Instructions
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Pre-medication: As indicated by your primary physician or orthopedic surgeon for heart abnormalities, valve replacements, or recent joint replacement. Blood thinners: Stopping blood thinning medications prior to the appointment as per your physician/cardiologist. Anxious patients: to discuss any medication or gas that will help the patient through the appointment.
Faq
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Do I need X-rays? We need current X-rays to diagnose your case and develop the appropriate treatment plan. If your referring dentist has taken X-rays, please bring a legible copy or have them forwarded to us by mail or email. What will my periodontal treatment cost? What will my dental insurance cover?
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