A damaged tooth can make eating uncomfortable and leave you unsure how serious the problem is. Some teeth can be restored with a filling, while others need the added protection of a dental crown. At Gentle Dental Care, LLC, Dr. Brad Strober, DMD, MAGD, brings advanced training from the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine and has […]
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Sleep apnea can interrupt breathing throughout the night, leading to poor sleep, daytime fatigue, morning headaches, and other health concerns. For patients who struggle with a CPAP machine, an oral appliance may provide a more comfortable treatment option. At Gentle Dental Care, LLC in Edison, Dr. Brad Strober brings advanced training in TMJ disorders, facial pain, sleep disorders, and jaw conditions. He
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Gum disease can begin with mild symptoms, but without proper care, it may gradually damage the tissues and bone that support the teeth. Bleeding gums, persistent bad breath, tenderness, and gum recession can all signal that professional attention is needed. At Gentle Dental Care, LLC in Edison, Dr. Brad Strober earned his dental degree from the University
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A little jaw clicking here and there might not seem like a big deal. When your jaw feels tight in the morning or sore after chewing something tough, it’s easy to brush it off and hope it settles down on its own. Some people wait months before mentioning TMJ discomfort during a dental visit. At Gentle Dental Care in
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Sleep should leave you refreshed, not drained. If you wake up with a dry mouth, jaw soreness, or a dull headache, those symptoms could be connected to more than just a rough night. People throughout Edison and Highland Park, New Jersey, often discover the early signs of sleep apnea during dental visits at Gentle Dental Care. Dr. Brad
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Not all toothaches are urgent, but you shouldn’t brush one off if it’s been lingering. Infections can start small and get worse over time. Some cause sharp, obvious pain, while others feel more like pressure or sensitivity. Certain symptoms are worth paying attention to because an untreated tooth infection can spread and start to cause
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When a tooth is missing, it’s not just the empty space that’s the issue. Nearby teeth can shift, chewing becomes uneven, and your smile may not feel complete. A dental bridge is a straightforward option to restore that space and support your long-term oral health. At Gentle Dental Care in Edison, New Jersey, our dentists help patients
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Have you started to notice new pressure or soreness in the back of your mouth, and are wondering if your wisdom teeth are finally making an appearance? At Gentle Dental Care in Edison, New Jersey, our team of experienced dentists, including Dr. Brad Strober, Dr. Cynthia Butcofski, and Dr. Rebecca Kucharsky Hiess, can help you recognize the signs, and
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A new year often inspires you to refresh your daily habits, and your oral care routine is no exception. Along with keeping up with regular dental cleanings, many of our patients at Gentle Dental Care want to know whether switching to an electric toothbrush is worth it. With a trusted team that includes Dr. Brad Strober, Dr. Cynthia
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Hearing the words “root canal” can make anyone a little uneasy. It’s one of those procedures that tends to sound worse than it actually is. The truth is, root canals are much more straightforward than they used to be. Gentle Dental Care has a way of making the experience feel manageable from the moment you sit down. It’s
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