At Rockland Dental Specialists, we pride ourselves on being a leading center for dental care, particularly in oral surgery and periodontics. Our team, including Dr. Shalom Mintz, a board-certified periodontist and implantologist, and Dr. Lisa Nava Cohen, a board-certified endodontist, is committed to providing personalized care of the highest quality to every patient. We utilize…
When a child finds the simple act of speaking or eating challenging, which often stems from a condition known as tongue tie, this can deeply affect their development and self-esteem. Tongue tie is a condition that limits the tongue’s range of motion. Understanding the crucial link between tongue tie and orofacial myofunctional therapy – a…
Oral surgery for receding gums is an excellent option for those seeking to restore the natural harmony of their smile. At Rockland Dental Specialists, our experienced oral surgeons will delve deep into your unique dental needs, offering personalized guidance to navigate the path of gum restoration safely and effectively. Our knowledge and understanding help ensure…
If you are beginning your journey towards optimal oral health, we can help you explore the intricacies and effectiveness of periodontal osseous surgery compared to other gum disease treatments. In combating moderate to advanced gum disease, osseous surgery stands as a traditional yet highly effective technique. Rather than using lasers, this method allows oral surgeons…
Does your child exhibit extreme pickiness with food, often throwing tantrums or outright refusing to eat at mealtimes? Do they struggle with swallowing, frequently choke on food, or frequently contract pneumonia? Have mealtimes become a contentious issue in your household? If these scenarios resonate with you, consider exploring feeding therapy guided by a specialist at…
Feeding therapy at Rockland Dental Specialists goes beyond merely instructing a child on how to eat. Our skilled dental specialists and therapists adopt a team-based approach, collaborating with you and your child to identify the root causes of their feeding challenges. Therapy sessions may address a variety of issues, such as reluctance to try new…
If you chipped, cracked, or broke a tooth, you may need a dental crown, also known as a cap. These tooth-shaped caps repair, restore, and strengthen damaged teeth, and they can last up to 15 years with the right care. Even though crowns are made of protective materials, you still need to care for them…
If you are one of the 30 million Americans with sleep apnea, a condition that causes interrupted breathing during sleep, you may wonder about your treatment options. While the most common solution is a Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) machine, it does not work for everyone. Alternatives like myofunctional therapy are available to strengthen the…
Even if you brush, floss, and take excellent care of your teeth, you should still see a dentist so that they can look for issues you may not notice on your own. Having improper oral habits like inadequate chewing, breathing, tongue position, and swallowing can impact your health and have serious consequences if left untreated.…
If you have a speech impediment, problems chewing or swallowing, or disordered breathing during sleep, you may benefit from myofunctional therapy, an exercise program that targets muscles in your mouth, tongue, and face to improve these issues. This can be an effective alternative for sleep apnea, as it trains the tongue and muscles to stay…