Caring for your smile isn’t just about regular brushing and flossing. Many people committed to maintaining healthy teeth might unknowingly engage in habits damaging their enamel. Even if you follow a solid oral care routine, your dentist may still find signs of enamel erosion. It’s not uncommon for people to be unaware that some of…
For expecting mothers, understanding the link between periodontal health and pregnancy outcomes is crucial. Rockland Dental Specialists is here to help explain and break down what you should expect during pregnancy and how it might affect your dental health. We provide a comprehensive range of services, from emergency care to routine hygiene and advanced periodontics,…
If you have stress, anxiety, or sleep apnea, you may clench your jaw and grind your teeth. This is a common issue, with one-third of adults doing it during the day and one in 10 doing it in their sleep. While it can be challenging to notice the damage this habit causes yourself, a dentist…
While having crooked teeth is a common issue many people experience, if left untreated, crooked teeth can lead to jaw pain, difficulty chewing, and an increased risk of damage to your teeth. Therefore, it’s crucial to seek treatment and address your crooked teeth with your general dentist or orthodontist. In a more severe case where…
If you had gum graft surgery, recovery plays a major role in the procedure’s success. Therefore, it’s essential to have a specialist that will support you through every step of the process to ensure it goes smoothly. At Rockland Dental Specialists, we understand the importance of recovery and strive to renew your confidence in your…
While brushing your teeth can help prevent cavities and keep your teeth looking white and shiny, it can also prevent you from getting sick. People develop their dental hygiene habits at a young age, meaning both adults and children are at risk for health issues if they do not take proper care of their teeth.…
Oral cancer is the most common type of cancer that occurs in either the head or neck. Treatment for mouth cancer can vary based on the progression and stage of the disease, along with other factors of an individual’s age and health. Cancer patients are best treated under the care of a professional oncologist or specialist with…
You may have seen a blog or post on social media advising you to drink your coffee through a straw and wondered about the validity of that recommendation. Many patients ask their dentists if they would agree with this suggestion. This week’s article will explain all of the details you need to know about coffee,…
If you spend any time browsing the oral care aisle at your local pharmacy or grocery store, you will notice a wide variety of accessories or tools in addition to traditional toothbrushes and floss. One of the most popular oral hygiene accessories is the interdental brush. This tool can help you take your oral hygiene…
During pregnancy, the body changes in many important ways to enable the growth of the baby. Some of these changes affect the mouth and can impact your dental health. It is important to be aware of the potential for disease risk caused by these changes and take measures to prevent them so that you can…