Montvale Dental Group

Dental Emergency? We've got you covered.

Contact us today if you have any of these issues. We're here to keep your smile stunning!

Not only can we give you a beautiful smile we can also offer JUVÉDERM® lip injections!

What can these injections do for you?
- Diminish vertical lip lines (a.k.a. smoker’s lines)
- Accentuate the border of your lips
- Plump up your lips to make them fuller
- Enhance the cupid’s bow (the “M” part of your mid-upper lip)

You have 7-10 seconds to create a lasting first impression. Make that first impression count by showing off your bright and friendly smile!

Interesting fact: They say that the tooth is the hardest substance in the body. Have you ever wondered why?

A human tooth is made up of 4 different types of tissues: enamel, dentin, cementum, and pulp. According to the Mohs scale of measuring hardness, the enamel earns a 5. For reference, diamond is 10 and steel is 6. Thus, it’s almost as hard as steel. Bones aren’t quite as hard as enamel but also are close on the hardness scale.

Take good care of your teeth to enjoy your favorite foods!

Did you know that getting better sleep can lead to healthier teeth? When you’re well-rested, your immune system is in tip-top shape and better able to stave off infections like gum disease. So, make sure you're getting a full night's sleep!

"A smile is the best makeup any girl can wear" -Marilyn Monroe

Want your smile to be the best it can be? Schedule your appointment today by clicking the link below!

https://montvaledentistry.com/

Happy National Smile Day! We all have that one thing that always puts a smile on our faces. What is it for you?

25% of adults do not brush their teeth twice a day as recommended by the American Dental Association. Not brushing your teeth twice a day can increase the risk of tooth decay by 33%.

If you're not brushing twice a day, get started today!

There's nothing we love to see more than a beautiful smile. Share yours with the world! 🌎

May is oral cancer prevention month, so we're sharing a series of educational posts that can help you learn about the symptoms and how to best prevent this debilitating disease. While oral cancer affects an estimated 50,000+ Americans each year, the good news is that it can be prevented with the proper precautions. This includes:

1. Eating healthy foods
2. Avoid smoking
3. Do not chew to***co
4. Drinking alcoholic beverages in moderation
5. Limiting sun exposure
6. Getting the HPV vaccine

Floss Tip 🦷:
Floss before you brush your teeth to dislodge any stuck food in those hard-to-reach places!

That might not be what we meant, but we're still here for you! 🤣🤣

Fun fact, smiling is intercultural! No matter where you go in the world, a smile is always a sign of joy. Smiling is truly the universal sign of happiness!

"If love is as sweet as a flower, then my mother is that sweet flower of love." 💐

Wishing a happy Mother's Day to all the amazing mothers out there!

Happy Mother's Day weekend from the Montvale Group. 🌸

According to the American Cancer Society, this year 54,000 adults will be diagnosed with oral cancer in the United States. With May being Oral Cancer Awareness Month we wanted to share some educational posts that will help spread awareness and teach the best ways of preventing this debilitating disease.

Keep your smile looking its absolute best by following these dental health tips!

Here's a fun fact, did you know that smiling is good for your health? Some studies have shown that smiling can help lower stress, reduce your heart rate, and boost your overall mood and happiness. It also works even if you're faking it. Smiles can indeed change the world.

You might think that dental visits are just for cleaning your teeth but there is actually a lot more done during your visit to keep your smile healthy!

Here are a few of the benefits to keeping up with your dental visits:
- Detect early stages of gum disease and tooth decay
- Check for signs of oral cancers
- Make sure fillings are secure
- Catch other oral issues like dry mouth
- Keep your smile beautiful and healthy!

Schedule your appointment today to make sure your smile is healthy!

Our new hygienist Maricar has joined our office! She's excited to meet all of our amazing patients and we're so excited to have her be a part of our team. 😀

Daily flossing and brushing is essential to a healthy smile, but did you know nutrition also plays a major role? Eating a variety of nutrient-rich foods from all the food groups promotes healthy teeth and gums.

Here’s a quick list of the types of foods you should eat for a healthy smile:
🥛 Calcium-rich foods
🥜 Foods full of Phosphorus
🍊 Vitamin C

Want more tips for a healthy smile? Follow us or schedule an appointment today!

We hope you have an amazing Easter holiday with friends and family! 🌼 From everyone here at Montvale Dental Group!

Today is Stress Awareness Day, so we wanted to share how stress can impact your dental health. Teeth grinding or bruxism can be a direct result of stress. It can lead to jaw/face pain, disturbed sleep, broken and sensitive teeth, headaches, and earaches. The best way to prevent bruxism is to reduce stress in your life. Breathing exercises, working out, meditation, and seeing a professional can help you manage your stress levels and protect your health and teeth.

🤣🤣 We always know! Make sure you keep flossing!

Keep your smile stunning and healthy this year by following this dental checklist! ✅
Contact us today to schedule an appointment.

It's Dental Hygienists Week and we're excited to celebrate our amazing team! Thanks for everything you do. 🖤

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Happy World Health Day! Did you know that there's a connection between your oral health and overall health? Bad oral health can lead to other diseases such as pregnancy and birth complications, cardiovascular disease, digestion issues, and pneumonia. Here are some ways you can keep care of your teeth.
1. Brush twice a day
2. Floss daily
3. Schedule regular cleanings
4. Get special dental treatment if needed

Ask The Doctor Series:
Q: How often should I be seeing my dentist?
A: Children, teens, and adults should all see the dentist for a regular checkup at least once every six months. Patients who are at a greater risk for oral cancer or gum disease may be required to see the dentist more than just twice a year.

What other questions do you have for us? Let us know in the comments!