If you are battling gum disease, gingivitis or periodontitis – you are not alone. Come join us at Roselle Park Dental in the fight against gum disease!
Inflammation caused by this disease puts patients at a greater risk of stroke, cancer, heart disease, and diabetes. Gum disease can also worsen conditions such as COPD and may play a role in the contraction of pneumonia, bronchitis, and emphysema. Gum disease is very common, yet moderately preventable.
Prevention starts here! Prevention starts now! Routine professional cleanings and exams – in addition to routine flossing – are imperative in the prevention of gum disease. Developing a relationship with your hygienist and dentist is vital, not only for your oral health, but for your whole-body health as well.
If you do not have a dental home, join us here at Roselle Park Dental. Give our office a call at 908-998-4698 and set up your dental exam and cleaning today.
During your next visit, check out our new comment corner! All feedback is welcome.
Here is one we received this month:
Patient Comment: There are no reminders for when the lifetime discount plan expires.
Response: Excellent Point! We are proud to announce that all Lifetime Discount members will be issued a Lifetime Discount Plan card that has the expiration date printed on the card.
What is your favorite sport?
When I was in high school, I liked aerobics and basketball. In college, I tried yoga and jogging. Now, I jog and bike.
Have you ever had a favorite a pet?
When I was a kid, we had a cat called Princes and a dog named Jerry. Now I have a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. Her name is Lulu. In February, she will be two years old. I love her to death.
What is your favorite activity when you are not working?
I like to spend my time outdoors: hiking, biking, playing with my dog, jogging, and I also like to travel.
Why did you choose to become a dental professional?
Since I myself had issues with teeth in the past, I wanted to know more about them and oral health. So, now that I know more about all that, I want to share my knowledge with people. Oral health affects our overall health. So I want to help people to feel good not only about their teeth and smile, but also to become healthier. It is very rewarding to me to see positive changes.
Getting dental implants is a wonderful decision for your oral and overall health. If you are considering this solution after tooth loss, you need an excellent dentist in Roselle Park — and with so many dental professionals in the area, it can be an overwhelming decision. It’s easier to make the right choice for your smile when you keep a few things in mind, like experience, attention to detail, and excellent reviews. Don’t go anywhere, because we’ve got what to look for in an implant dentist below!
We take gum disease extremely serious in our office. So much so that we have implemented a ZERO Bleeding Gum policy. If your gums are bleeding at all you have disease.
Gum disease left untreated can lead to gum recession and even tooth loss! The great news is that prevention is possible. Early detection is key to protecting your teeth and gums.
So, when was the last time you visited your dentist for a cleaning? If your answer is longer than six months ago now is the time to schedule your next appointment!
Periodontitis, inflammation of the gums, detailed illustration. Healthy tooth, Gingivitis and at the end advanced Periodontitis
When you make your first visit to a dentist, X-rays are usually part of the initial exam. While some people see this as an unnecessary, time-consuming, or even unsafe procedure, that is far from the truth! In reality, digital X-rays are an essential part of maintaining and safeguarding your oral health. Let’s take a closer look at this technology and how your dentist in Roselle Park uses it to your benefit.
Learn how to improve the health of your teeth and gums holistically while also improving your overall health! Join us for this fun and informative seminar to learn about:
Nutrition tips for reducing inflammation in mouth and body
Supplements to support oral health
Use of essential oils in dental care: Special Guest Speaker
We will have light refreshments and samples of natural dental health products to touch, taste and smell. Plus a raffle prize!
There are a handful of available tooth replacement options out there, but is one as good as the next? Instead of just accepting the first treatment that you learn about, it’s important that you ask questions and do some deeper research into your choices. That way, you can be confident that you’ve settle on the route to a new smile that will deliver the greatest long-term benefits. Dental implants and bridges are two of the options you might consider. Your dentist in Roselle Park is here to provide a brief comparison of these smile-restoring treatments.
There are only 10 working days left to schedule an appointment before the end of the year. This will be your last chance to use your insurance benefits before they expire!
If you have dental treatment you’ve put on hold, now is a great time to schedule an appointment to maximize your insurance benefits. Even if you don’t need extensive treatment, you should schedule a regular checkup and cleaning appointment to help prevent costly procedures in the future.
You’re probably paying a monthly premium to keep your insurance, so be sure to use it before 2017 is over.
Now is also be a good time to use any remaining flexible account dollars. Flexible accounts are created to set aside pre-tax dollars for medical and dental expenses, but if the money is not used before the end of the year, it is lost to you forever.
Call the office at 908-998-4698 to reserve your appointment before it’s too late!
Dr. Oshidar and Dr. Rodrigeuz attended another LANAP training last month in Cerritos California furthering their ongoing education about the only process that regenerates bone.
LANAP (Laser Assisted New Attachment Procedure) is the newest innovation in treating gum disease, allowing for the targeted removal of diseased periodontal tissue without removing any surrounding healthy tissue. After the laser is used to remove the infection, the dentist then makes a second pass to eliminate any remaining bacteria which then jumpstarts the regeneration process.
The use of LANAP boosts the growth of healthy replacement tissue, since it relies on True Regeneration – not resection – to restore oral health. Since the process is minimally invasive, the body can heal from the chronic infection faster than it can post-surgery.
There are several benefits to the LANAP vs. traditional surgery, including:
• Minimally invasive – no sutures or bone grafts are needed
• The gum height surrounding the affected area is preserved
• Decreased post-operative discomfort such as swelling, bleeding and sensitivity
• Less follow-up appointments are required
We are so excited to offer LANAP at Roselle Park Dental! Learn more on our Website or call us today to find out if LANAP is right for you.
If you are battling gum disease, gingivitis or periodontitis – you are not alone. Come join us at Roselle Park Dental in the fight against gum disease!
What is your favorite sport?
Getting 
When you make your first visit to a dentist, X-rays are usually part of the initial exam. While some people see this as an unnecessary, time-consuming, or even unsafe procedure, that is far from the truth! In reality, digital X-rays are an essential part of maintaining and safeguarding your oral health. Let’s take a closer look at this technology and how your 
Learn how to improve the health of your teeth and gums holistically while also improving your overall health! Join us for this fun and informative seminar to learn about:
There are a handful of available tooth replacement options out there, but is one as good as the next? Instead of just accepting the first treatment that you learn about, it’s important that you ask questions and do some deeper research into your choices. That way, you can be confident that you’ve settle on the route to a new smile that will deliver the greatest long-term benefits. 
Dr. Oshidar and Dr. Rodrigeuz attended another LANAP training last month in Cerritos California furthering their ongoing education about the only process that regenerates bone.