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: Sometimes when I eat or drink the roof of my mouth hurts. Does that mean gum disease? A: If you have discomfort on the roof of your mouth, you should be seen by a qualified dentist or specialist for consultation. It doesn’t necessarily mean you have gum disease, but it might be indicative of
Q: Does gum disease affect your whole mouth? I’m not sure if it is a spider bite or gum disease? A: Gum disease can affect the entire mouth. A spider bite is a completely different issue that is not likely to be related to gum disease. Did you have a spider bite that you know
Q: Is gum swelling linked to other diseases of the body? A: Numerous diseases can affect the gums, and vice versa. I would suggest a consultation with a Periodontist to see if you have gum disease and whether a consult with your physician is indicated.
Q: What disease could I have with swollen gums? A: Swollen gums usually mean gum disease. Sometimes systemic diseases or hormones can affect the gums. You should be evaluated by a periodontist and perhaps your physician if necessary.
Q: How can I prevent gum disease if I smoke? I’ve heard that smokers get gum disease more than other people. I can’t seem to quit smoking, so I’d like to know how to prevent gum disease. Should I brush more often? Is there a mouthwash that will help? A: You are correct about smokers