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1636 Parker Ave. Fort Lee NJ 07024

(201) 461-0701

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    Do you Grind your Teeth at night?

    Do you Grind your Teeth at night?

    "Keep a stiff upper lip" or "get a grip!" That's often the advice we get—and give—on how to cope with stress. If you take it literally, the result could be grinding your teeth or clenching your jaws. It's called bruxism, and often it happens as you sleep. Teeth grinding can be caused not just by stress and anxiety but by sleep disorders, an abnormal bite or teeth that are missing or crooked. A study in the November 2016 issue of the Journal of the American Dental Association
    Surprising facts about: Women's hormones and Dental Health

    Surprising facts about: Women's hormones and Dental Health

    Your weight. Your mood. Your sex drive. Your dental health. There’s one thing that can make all these aspects of your health go haywire — hormones. You may be surprised to learn that hormone surges may make you more vulnerable to gum disease. Here’s why: More female hormones (estrogen and progesterone) cause more blood to flow to your gums, which causes them to become more sensitive and “overreact” to anything that may irritate them. “Women are more sensitive to the presen
    4 easy ways to reduce your risk of Cavities

    4 easy ways to reduce your risk of Cavities

    Brush your teeth twice a day for two minutes to remove sugars and food particles from your teeth, and rinse with water after meals. Limit between-meal snacking. Keep added sugar in your diet to a minimum by making wise food and beverage choices. Also remember that carbs break down into sugar molecules in your mouth, so they count too! Include dairy, plenty of fruits and vegetables, and water in your diet—they all play a role in your dental health.
    Think Twice before you order your soda.

    Think Twice before you order your soda.

    Sweetened beverages have become a treat that many Americans have every day. The truth is that these drinks are not healthy, especially for our dental health and smiles. Everyone has harmful bacteria in their mouths that eat the sugars we consume. The bacteria get energy from the sugar, but in the process produce acid. The acid they make can damage teeth, causing cavities to form or erosion to occur. Some of the most common beverages that Americans drink actually have loads
    Want a Straighter Smile?

    Want a Straighter Smile?

    Braces and orthodontic treatment are used to correct “bad bites,” or malocclusion (teeth that are crowded or crooked). In some cases your teeth may be straight, but your upper and lower jaws may not meet properly. These jaw or tooth alignment problems may be inherited or could result from injury, early or late tooth loss, or thumbsucking. If you have an abnormal bite your dentist may recommend braces or another orthodontic treatment to straighten out your smile. Correcting th
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