Rutgers Health University Dental Associates
At Rutgers Health University Dental Associates, you'll receive state-of-the-art care from world-class Rutgers dental faculty.
At Rutgers University Dental Associates, you’ll receive state-of-the-art care from world-class Rutgers dental faculty. In a private practice setting, Rutgers dentists provide a full range of expert care, from family dentistry to the latest treatments for complex, specialty needs. To schedule an appointment, call 973-972-2444.
07/19/2024
A Rutgers dental expert offers advice for healthy white teeth
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02/21/2023
Ear infections are common in babies. But in Nimat Ganiyu’s case, the results of it were quite uncommon. Needing special surgery, she got referred to the Chair of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Vincent Ziccardi at Rutgers Health University Dental Associates in Newark.
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Rutgers University Launches the Nation’s Largest Study of Health Care Workers Exposed to COVID-19
rutgers.edu Rutgers is open and operating. The university has moved to remote instruction, with the exception of clinical instruction, for the remainder of the spring semester. All library services are now online only. Some services and facilities may not be operating.
13 Signs You Need to See a Dentist Right Away
Dr. Uche Akosa, director of our New Brunswick office, is quoted as an expert in this story on dental emergencies.
thehealthy.com Bloody gums? Sensitive teeth? Those are just a few of the dental symptoms that indicate you need to seek treatment fast.
Alumni Give Back on Behalf of Dental Practice | RSDM News
Dr. Christopher Emma credits the success of his practice, Encore Dental, with the clinical skills he and his colleagues honed at RSDM. When he learned that scholarship donations would be triple-matched this, Dr. Emma (Class of ’01), and two of his partners at Encore, decided to give back by supporting present-day RSDM students.
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30 to 40 million Americans grind their teeth at night. Here's what happens if you grind your teeth too much.
Grinding your teeth is linked to a variety of disorders, from problems with your jaw to hearing problems. You might not even know you're doing it. This video lists warning signs. If you're a teeth grinder, our providers can help.
businessinsider.com Grinding your teeth, or bruxism, is a bad habit and it could be worse than you think. Here's what happens when you grind your teeth too much.
What Dentists Want You to Know About Those Charcoal Toothpastes That Promise Whiter Teeth
More reasons to skip the charcoal and stick with traditional toothpaste. Our dentists can give you advice.
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Tom Selleck for Close-Up Toothpaste (1977)
It's a fact: Close-Up became the first gel toothpaste in 1967. Here's Tom Selleck starring in a sublimely cheesy 1977 Close-Up commercial ("There's mouthwash IN Close-Up,'' he informs his clueless friend.)
"Put your money where your mouth is." Close-Up toothpaste commercial starring Tom Selleck. Aired 1977. *Visit BionicDisco.com for 1970s pop culture fun.* Fai...
February is National Children’s Dental Health Month
It's always a good time for children to learn how to take care of their teeth and gums. But February is an annual reminder of how important oral healthcare is for kids. Our dentists and specialists can provide tips on the best way to teach kids how to brush, floss and help smiles look their best.
colgate.com Because developing good habits at an early age and scheduling regular dental visits helps children get a good start on a lifetime of healthy teeth and gums, the American Dental Association sponsors National Children’s Dental Health Month each February.
Microsurgeon Heals Severe Nerve Damage to Patient's Tongue.
Our patient describes how microsurgeon Dr. Vincent Ziccardi healed severe nerve damage to her tongue.
Happy holidays!
Why wine teeth happen — but not to everyone
Why does red wine stain some revelers' teeth worse than others? Dr. Uchenna Akosa, from Rutgers Health University Dental Associates, provides expert advice in this holiday story on Vox.com.
vox.com It’s about the wine. It’s also about your teeth.
Smile, it's Turkey Day! Your teeth will be getting a workout tomorrow so don't forget to !
We introduced ourselves to visitors at the Franklin Day Festival this weekend! If you were there, hope you had a chance to say hello!
Why Does OJ Taste Bad After You Brush Your Teeth?
Finally! An answer to the eternal question. The eternal question.
livescience.com Why do orange juice and other foods that taste sweet turn nasty after your morning teeth brushing? The answer's in the chemistry.
Cracked tooth, cracked system: Why U.S. dental care needs pulling
Cracked or missing teeth can affected job opportunities and socioeconomic status.
baltimoresun.com Studying health impacts of disasters for a living, I often think about worst-cases and who bears the brunt. This outlook became unexpectedly relevant several days ago when I sat in the exam chair of a dentist who specializes in root canals and was reminded how fortunate I am to have dental care.
Enjoy your holiday!
Glad for this chance to get to know our neighbors a little better! Dr. Uchenna Akosa (right), our New Brunswick office dental director, introduced herself to visitors at the Asian Indian Chamber of Commerce Health and Wellness fair at the NJ Convention and Expo Center last week. Along with staff, she answered questions and gave out swag.
What’s Behind Clenching and Grinding Teeth? - The Tennessee Tribune
If you grind your teeth, it could cause serious dental problems. Our dentists and specialists can help!
tntribune.com Teeth grinding, medically known as “Bruxism” and can start very early in life. Most people probably grind and clench their teeth from time to time, but when teeth grinding occurs on a regular basis the teeth can be damaged and can cause other oral health problems to. Our upper and lower teeth ar...
Patient Finds Relief from Severe Gum Recession, Tooth Pain | RSDM News
Is your gum line receding? We can help. Find out how we successfully treated this patient and also provided relief for her chronic tooth pain.
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Molar-shaped candy with filling that looks like cavities sends a mixed message, but we think it's pretty clever. Happy Easter to all who celebrate!
How Stress Might Be Ruining Your Teeth
Grinding your teeth can cause a host of pains and complications. Check out the symptoms. If they apply to you, we can help.
washingtonian.com You may know that stress can cause upset stomachs and headaches, but did you know it can cause tooth decay? Here's what to know and what you can do to protect your smile.
Our offices in Newark and New Brunswick will be closed tomorrow, March 7. Stay safe and enjoy your snow day!
Patient Credits Her Dentist With Saving Her Life
Dentists can detect oral cancer in the early stages. Make sure you get a check-up every six months. Check out this video.
A routine visit to her dentist helped save her life. Find out why patients like Sandy Wexler are now urging their dentists to perform oral cancer screenings....
The Best Electric Toothbrushes, According To Dentists
Electric toothbrushes are a great way to keep your mouth clean. Here's one list that ranks the best:
prevention.com Brush up on your oral health with these dentist-approved electric toothbrushes.
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At Rutgers Health University Dental Associates, you’ll receive state-of-the-art care from world-class Rutgers dental faculty. In a private practice setting, Rutgers dentists treat patients directly rather than overseeing students. They provide a full range of expert care, from family dentistry to the latest treatments for complex, specialty needs. To schedule an appointment at our New Brunswick office, call 732-235-5050. We also have a Newark office. To make an appointment there, call 973-972-2444. Please do not contact us via social media if you have medical questions or want to schedule an appointment. Call the numbers provided here or visit our website at rutgersdentists.org.
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109 Livingston Avenue
New Brunswick, 08901
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