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01/12/2026

The Heart-Mouth Link

Many of our patients are starting new fitness routines this month, but did you know your dentist is part of your heart health team?

Research shows that the bacteria from gum disease can enter the bloodstream and contribute to inflammation in the heart.

Taking care of your gums isn’t just about a pretty smile—it’s about protecting your whole body.

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01/05/2026

Post-Holiday Sugar Detox

After a December full of treats and cafecitos with sugar, your enamel needs a break. Help your mouth’s pH balance return to normal by:

1. Swapping sugary snacks for “detergent foods” like crisp apples or celery. 
2. Drinking water immediately after coffee. 
3. Increasing your water intake to wash away lingering sugars. Your teeth will thank you! 
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01/01/2026

Resolution Upgrade: The Electric Brush

Is it time to go electric? If you’re looking for one simple change to improve your health in 2026, this is it!

While manual brushes work, electric toothbrushes provide thousands more strokes per minute, removing significantly more plaque with less effort.

Think of it as an “upgrade” for your morning routine.

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12/22/2025

Preparing your smile for holiday events.

If you are considering whitening for upcoming holiday events, planning ahead is helpful. Whitening treatments may cause temporary sensitivity, and results develop over several days. Scheduling early ensures a comfortable and predictable outcome.

12/18/2025

A quick dental check now can save you money next year.

Small issues such as early cavities, worn fillings, or minor gum inflammation are easier and more affordable to treat when caught early. An end-of-year visit helps prevent these problems from progressing and gives you a clear plan for the months ahead.

12/15/2025

Winter sensitivity and cold temperatures

Cold air can make teeth feel more sensitive, especially if enamel is worn or gums are slightly receded. Using a toothpaste for sensitivity and avoiding sudden temperature changes—like very hot drinks after being outside—helps keep discomfort under control during the winter months.

12/11/2025

Winter dryness and your oral health

Cold weather often leads to dry lips which can lead to mouth breathing. When the mouth becomes dry, plaque accumulates more easily and gums can become irritated. Hydration and a basic lip-care routine help maintain oral comfort during the winter months.

12/08/2025

Patient Marina Timmerman writes:

“I recently moved to the area and decided to make an appointment here based on the already amazing reviews. It did not disappoint! “

12/05/2025

Oral Care After Illness: Change Your Toothbrush

After a cold or flu, it’s best to replace your toothbrush. Germs can remain on the bristles and reintroduce bacteria into the mouth. A quick change supports a clean recovery.

12/01/2025

National Handwashing Awareness Week (Dec 1–7)

Handwashing also supports your oral health. Clean hands reduce the transfer of bacteria when you touch your mouth throughout the day—whether you’re putting on lip balm, removing a retainer, helping a child brush, or simply adjusting your face mask. A little simple habit that protects your smile.

11/20/2025

Are your gums trying to tell you something?

Healthy gums are the unsung heroes of your mouth, but sometimes they send out a few warning signals. If you’ve ever noticed any of these, it’s a sign to pay attention:

* Slight bleeding when you brush?
* Gums that look redder or puffier than usual?
* Your breath just isn’t fresh, no matter what you do?

11/17/2025

Just a Pea-Sized Dab is Enough

Don’t fall for the commercials that show toothpaste covering the entire brush head. A small, pea-sized dab is sufficient to get the maximum benefit from the fluoride and prevent waste.

Address

134 Grand Place
Kearny, NJ
07032

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	8am - 5pm

Website

http://www.noboadentistry.com/

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