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A practical Newark NJ emergency dentist triage guide covering what counts as a true dental emergency, what to do right now, ER vs dentist decision matrix, and p
Emergency Dentist in Newark NJ: When to Call vs Wait Until Morning Read More »
A complete guide to what endodontists do, how they differ from general dentists, when a referral makes sense, cost comparison, and what happens at an endodontis
What Is an Endodontist? When to See One Instead of a General Dentist Read More »
A day-by-day post dental implant diet guide covering soft food choices, what to avoid, why dairy is OK, alcohol restrictions, and warning signs during recovery.
What to Eat After Dental Implant Surgery: A Day-by-Day Recovery Diet Read More »
A complete guide to temporary dental crowns covering how long they last, normal vs concerning pain, eating restrictions, whitening, and what to do if the temp f
How Long Do Temporary Dental Crowns Last? Pain, Care, and Replacement Timeline Read More »
Reviewed by Dr. Eugene Bernstein, 24+ Years Experience in Dental Implants | Last Updated: April 2026 If your natural tooth can be saved with a root canal and has a good long-term outlook, saving it is usually the better choice. However, if the tooth is severely damaged, has a poor prognosis, or has already had
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Medically reviewed by Dr. Eugene Bernstein, DDS, Implant Dentist | 24+ Years Experience | Last Updated: March 2026 Usually the Crown, Not the Implant A loose feeling is most often the crown or abutment on top, typically an easy fix. Contact your dentist right away for evaluation. If your dental implant feels loose, do not
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Medically reviewed by Dr. Eugene Bernstein, DDS, Implant Dentist | 24+ Years Experience | Last Updated: March 2026 If a dental implant fails, it can usually be removed and replaced after the area heals. Implant failure is rare, with success rates generally reported between 95% and 98%. Failure is not the end of the road.
What Happens If a Dental Implant Fails? Read More »
Medically reviewed by Dr. Mark Pakan, DDS, Periodontist | 25+ Years Experience | Last Updated: March 2026 Yes, you can get dental implants if you have gum disease, but the gum disease must be treated first. Active periodontal disease can cause implant failure because the same bacteria that damaged your natural teeth can attack the
Can You Get Dental Implants With Gum Disease? Read More »
Yes, you can get Invisalign if you have gum disease, but the gum disease must be treated and stabilized first. Moving teeth through bone that is compromised by active infection can cause further damage and make the gum disease worse. Once your gums are healthy and stable, Invisalign treatment can proceed safely. In fact, straightening
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If your dental crown falls off, stay calm. This is a common dental issue that can usually be fixed. Keep the crown in a safe place, avoid chewing on that side of your mouth, and call your dentist right away to schedule a repair appointment. Do not try to reattach the crown with household glue.
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