April is oral cancer awareness month, and according to the Oral Cancer Foundation, receiving regular screenings for this disease is the best way to reduce the numbers of oral cancer related deaths each year. What better way to celebrate oral cancer awareness month than to schedule an oral cancer screening with a skilled dentist. This simple, safe, comfortable screening may just save your life!
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Don’t Miss Your Oral Cancer Screening
April 25, 2018
Instant Teeth Whitening!
September 24, 2017
Almost every patient we see is interested in brightening their smile. A trip to your local pharmacy will reveal numerous shelves of whitening gels, strips, and pastes. If you want to get a dazzling bright smile, trust a dentist. Professional teeth whitening solutions offer safe, effective, and predictable results. In fact, most patients see smiles up to ten shades whiter! In-office teeth whitening delivers these results in just one visit. Imagine walking into your dentist’s office with yellow, dingy teeth and leaving about an hour later with the brilliant white smile of your dreams.
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How to Save a Knocked Out Tooth
September 4, 2017
When a tooth is avulsed (knocked out), patients may think they have to have the tooth replaced. Actually, a dentist may be able to save the knocked out tooth in many cases. The first thing you should do when a tooth is avulsed, is take a deep breath. The situation may be painful, stressful, or scary, but it’s important to stay calm and assess the situation to ensure your safety during a dental emergency. It’s also important to carefully explain your emergency so a dentist or physician can provide the best directions to help you renew your smile.
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Importance of Oral Cancer Screenings in Wall Township
December 12, 2016
With every six-month check-up, Dr. Edward Dooley, dentist in Wall Township, screens his patients for oral cancer. Why does he do this? The Oral Cancer Foundation documents almost 50,000 new cases of oral and pharyngeal (throat) cancer in the US each year. Unnoticed and untreated, the five-year survival rate is low. However, with early detection and screening in Wall Township, oral cancer cure rates increase dramatically.
Signs and prevention of Spring Lake gum disease
July 9, 2016
Preventive dentistry involved more than your teeth. The health of your gums and other soft tissues of the mouth are very important. Dr. Edward J. Dooley educates his patients on the signs and prevention of Spring Lake gum disease, also called periodontal disease, for best oral and overall health. (more…)
Your Wall Township dentist: Dr. Edward J. Dooley
June 30, 2016
What’s the big deal about excellent dental care? The big deal is preventive services, restorations and cosmetic treatments done right the first time in a patient-centered environment. Wall Township dentist, Dr. Edward J. Dooley, has dedicated his decades-long dental practice to each individual patient and to providing exactly what he or she needs for the best smiles possible. (more…)
Wall Township Invisalign improves smile confidence
May 23, 2016
Your crooked smile impacts your oral health and self-confidence, too. Pursue fast, comfortable and effective orthodontic correction with Invisalign clear aligners from Wall Township cosmetic dentist, Dr. Edward J. Dooley. (more…)
Spring Lake emergency dentist treats pressing problems
May 8, 2016
What would you do with a Spring Lake dental emergency? First, call Spring Lake Emergency dentist, Dr. Edward Dooley. He and his staff will tell you the correct course of action, and Dooley Dental accommodates the most serious dental matters the very same day. (more…)
Visit Dr. Ed Dooley for Dental Implants Spring Lake
November 13, 2015
Patients with one or more missing teeth have to deal with damage not just to their oral health, but their self-confidence as well. People with missing teeth are perceived in US society as being poor, uneducated, or unhealthy. Additionally, a recent employment poll revealed that those with missing teeth were much less likely to be hired than people with a full smile, and those who had jobs received significantly less money compared with others in similar roles. If the social stigma attached to tooth loss isn’t enough to spur patients to replace missing teeth, the oral health risks should be. Patients with one or more missing teeth often experience uneven dental wear due to the excess force placed on surrounding teeth, gaps and misalignment as teeth shift to fill in the empty space, changes in facial shape, and temporomandibular joint disorder (TMD) caused by excess strain to the jaw. One of the most detrimental effects of missing teeth is the loss of gum and bone tissue, but most tooth replacement options don’t protect patients from tissue loss because they only replace the visible portion of teeth. Dental implants are the only restoration that replaces the entire tooth from the roots up preserving gum and bone tissue.
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Your Spring Lake Dentist Describes the 9 Dental Specialties
November 3, 2015
The American Dental Association recognizes 9 dental specialties. According to the recognition requirements, the ADA recognizes specialty fields only if, “Advanced knowledge and skills are essential to maintain and restore oral health,” and the association asserts, “The needs of the public are best served if the profession is oriented primarily to general practice.” Dr. Ed Dooley is a general practice dentist, but has advanced training and experience in many of the recognized dental fields. In order for patients to determine the ideal course of treatment in situations where they may need advanced care, it’s important to understand the role of specialists in the dental profession.
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