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Dental Implants Can Strengthen Your Jawbone

Were you aware that your jawbone can become weaker when you lose teeth? Without the tooth in its proper place, the body reduces the amount of bone in that area. The jawbone can be strengthened again by replacing that tooth with a dental implant. What can happen with a missing tooth is that the body stops focusing its resources on... read more »

The Truth About Dentures

Are you wondering about dentures? Do you find yourself wondering if dentures are right for you? If so, you are not alone. Like any procedure, it is always ideal to get as much information as you can so that you can be prepared for what is ahead. Dentures are the same way, requiring you to understand how they work, so... read more »

Tooth Sensitivity Symptoms Should Never Be Ignored

A special tooth sensitivity toothpaste formulated with potassium nitrate can sometimes provide short-term relief of tooth sensitivity. While this might allow you to enjoy some of your favorite foods and beverages, it could be masking the symptoms of a developing dental health problems If you have been experiencing discomfort in your teeth when you consume certain foods, it’s best to... read more »

Daily Brushing Can Help You Keep Your Teeth Healthy

Daily brushing can help your teeth stay healthy and white. Brushing your teeth goes hand-and-hand with flossing, which works together for a healthy and beautiful outcome. However, there are many things you should know about brushing to make sure you are doing it correctly. Our dentist, Dr. Richard J. Gawarzewski with Richard J. Gawarzewski DMD, PA in Berlin, New Jersey,... read more »

Mouthguards: The Facts You Should Know

If you’re interested in knowing all about mouthguards in Berlin, New Jersey, then you have come to the right blog. Mouthguards are top-notch appliances that can help you protect your smile while you’re participating in high-contact sports and activities. This is why your dentist, Dr. Richard J. Gawarzewski, encourages you to wear one often. To tell you more about mouthguards,... read more »

Super Smile Treatments: Cold and Flu Season Reminders

Cold and flu season this year is stronger than ever. To help keep your smile safe, you will need to continue to brush and floss throughout the season. Often times, individuals may neglect their oral health care while they are sick. This is especially hazardous to your oral health because you will be at an increased risk for dental damage.... read more »

A Night Guard for Bruxism

We all we grind our teeth at some point in our lives. The technical term for teeth grinding is bruxism, and the habit often goes away after a short time. Unfortunately for some, the habit persists for much longer, sometimes while they sleep. Why does this happen? It could be a manifestation of stress, which is a common cause. The... read more »

How to Stay Calm in the Dental Chair

If you ever feel nervous in the dental chair, then our dentist, Dr. Richard J. Gawarzewski, wants to help you have a more comfortable, relaxing, and calming dental experience. That way you can enjoy your time at our office. Fortunately, there are things you can do to eliminate your dental nerves during your visit. Those things are: -Bring someone you... read more »

What Questions Should You Be Asking Your Dentist?

When you go to your bi-annual dental cleanings, do you know what questions to ask our dental team? We are happy to help you maintain your healthy smile by recommending appropriate solutions. Routine dental visits are designed to spot potential problems early on and to provide thorough cleanings, the removal of tartar deposits, a thorough flossing, and the polishing of... read more »

Early Detection of Oral and Pharyngeal Cancer Improves Treatment Success Rates

It is estimated by the American Cancer Society that roughly 49,600 people will develop some form of oral or pharyngeal cancer each year. Approximately 9700 people will die from the disease each year. Early detection of oral cancer is very important for improving long-term treatment success rates. This is part of the reason why the American Dental Association recommends having... read more »