Associated Dental Center, LLC

(on high ste)
Dentists in Newton, NJ
Dentists

Hours

Monday
7:30AM - 3:00PM
Tuesday
10:30AM - 8:00PM
Wednesday
Closed
Thursday
10:30AM - 8:00PM
Friday
Closed
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed

Location

183 High St Ste 2100,
Newton, NJ
07860

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An added defense against tooth decay is to have a fluoride varnish applied to your teeth. Unlike a sealant which is applied to a tooth's bite surface, a fluoride varnish is applied to the entire tooth.
When people meet for the first time, they tend to notice the eyes, then teeth, and then hair. But, even though the hair is third on the list, people spend more money on hair care products than they do on keeping their smile pretty.
Do you ever feel lost when you visit the toothpaste aisle at your local grocery store? Since having too many choices is almost as bad as not having enough, we can steer you in the correct direction for which products to try.
Did you know that dental lasers can be used in periodontal procedures to attach and remove gum tissue?
Fortunately, in most cases, the pain associated with TMJ disorders can be alleviated with non-surgical treatments. However, severe TMJ disorders may require surgery.
Though experts are still on the fence, there seems to be a correlation between gum disease and heart health. Studies show that people with gum disease have a greater risk of developing heart conditions as gum inflammation along with bacterial action may narrow important arteries.
Have you ever heard the term "nurdle"? No, it's not a new sport. It is the technical term for the dab of toothpaste that you put on your toothbrush.
What is an abscess? It's an accumulation of pus in the gum tissue beneath the root of the tooth. In most cases, antibiotics are an effective treatment, but there may be instances when more extensive procedures are needed.
There are a variety of different types and sizes of flosses available to choose from. Depending on the spacing between your teeth, the recommended floss for you could vary.
What are prosthodontists and what do they do? A prosthodontist is a dentist that makes oral prostheses. He or she specializes in replacing broken, decaying, or missing teeth with dentures, bridges, implants, veneers, and crowns.
Are you shopping for a new toothbrush? A soft-bristled toothbrush is recommended because softer bristles are less likely to irritate your gums.
Have you heard about "kavala" or "gundusha”? Well, it is an ancient Ayurvedic dental technique where oil (usually coconut) is swished or held in the mouth for around 20 minutes. This act is known for improving oral health.
Despite what you may have heard on the street, extensive studies through the years have shown that oral health problems are not hereditary, they are the result of poor or bad oral hygiene. Take proper care of your teeth every day and they'll last a lifetime.
We all know that pain from dental disorders may cause difficulty in speaking and eating. But did you know that it can also affect the learning and focusing capabilities of your child?
While all children lose their baby teeth, when it happens prematurely it could lead to lifelong dental problems if not addressed. Regular dental checkups are needed before that first tooth falls out to ensure good oral health.
Electric toothbrushes can be a great alternative to manual toothbrushes, especially when they come with two-minute timers that make sure you brush long enough. Before buying an expensive model, check with your dentist to see which style he or she recommends.
In the past, animal hairs were used as bristles for toothbrushes. These however, tended to harbor bacteria and kept falling off the toothbrush heads. So, in 1938, a company remedied this situation by manufacturing a more effective toothbrush that had nylon bristles.
A sedation dentist can not only be helpful for people who are nervous, they can also help people with hectic schedules. The sedation makes it possible to perform several treatments in one visit instead of spreading them out on multiple visits.
If this is your first visit, it is likely that we will take x-rays of your mouth. But relax, the dosage is low and highly unlikely to put your health at risk.
Harder isn’t better when it comes to optimal oral care. Neither is rushing. Slow and gentle is the key to effective brushing, and be sure to brush your teeth for at least two minutes at least two times each day.
Think twice before buying over-the-counter tooth whitening products. They may contain bleach or other substances that can erode tooth enamel. For a safer approach, talk with your dentist about the different options.
A significant benefit of laser dentistry procedures is that because the laser can be focused on a small but specific area, fewer traumas to the surrounding areas occur. The result is less bruising, less blood loss, decreased risks for infections and faster recovery times.
Tooth sensitivity is when you feel pain when you consume hot, cold, sweet, or acidic foods. It mainly occurs due to thinned tooth enamel. Some other causes are receding gums, chipped or fractured teeth, and tooth grinding during sleep.
Even when a cavity isn’t causing much mouth pain, it’s still recommended to come in for a filling sooner rather than later. Left unchecked, the decay can spread and possibly even weaken your enamel to the point of breaking the tooth.

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Associated Dental Center, LLC
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FAQs

  • What is the phone number for Associated Dental Center, LLC in Newton NJ?
    You can reach them at: 973-383-7900. It’s best to call Associated Dental Center, LLC during business hours.
  • What is the address for Associated Dental Center, LLC on high ste in Newton?
    Associated Dental Center, LLC is located at this address: 183 High St Ste 2100, Newton, NJ 07860.
  • What are Associated Dental Center, LLC(Newton, NJ) store hours?
    Associated Dental Center, LLC store hours are as follows: Mon: 7:30AM - 3:00PM, Tue: 10:30AM - 8:00PM, Wed: Closed, Thu: 10:30AM - 8:00PM, Fri-Sun: Closed.