595 Chestnut Ridge Road, Suite 7
Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey 07677
Monday 8:30AM–5PM
Tuesday 9:30AM–6PM
Wednesday Closed
Thursday 8:30AM–5PM
Friday 8:30AM–4:30PM
Saturday & Sunday Closed
Q: What’s the difference between a periodontist and a regular dentist? A: When a patient needs expert advice regarding gum disease, bone loss, dental implants and complicated treatment planning, then a Periodontist would be a good choice for a specialty doctor. If the Periodontist needs the services of a restorative dentist, then a referral can
Q: Is it possible for dentists to detect periodontitis from initial exam and x-rays? A: A clinical exam and a current set of quality digital x-rays of all your teeth would be enough to diagnose periodontal disease.
Q: Is there a way to treat super sensitive gums? A: You need to be seen by a qualified laser periodontist. There is usually a reason for “sensitive gums”. Do they bleed? Are they receded? Are your teeth mobile? Do you have bone loss? As you can see, a consultation is necessary to give you
Q: Could my dental implants be causing my low grade fever and migratory body aches? They were put in in 2008. One of the crowns recently failed twice, so the oral surgeon replaced it and laser etched my gums. A: Do you have peri-implantitis? Are the implants failing? How do your x-rays look? What is
Q: What are some effects chewing gum has on the face? A: Generally speaking, chewing gum is good for your muscles of mastication (chewing muscles). Sugarless is obviously preferred. Your muscles get a work out and can actually tighten up your facial profile.