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Monday 11am - 8pm Tuesday 9am - 6pm Thursday 7:30am - 5pm Saturday 8:30am - 1:30pm

South Jersey Center for Dental Medicine

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South Jersey Center for Dental Medicine

South Jersey Center for Dental Medicine is led by Dr. Vidya Kukkundur, a dentist in Marlton.

As an award-winning practice, patients have enjoyed high-quality service and care for more than 30 years.

02/02/2026

Cavities dont happen overnight. Tooth decay starts when plaque sticks around and acids slowly weaken enamel, sometimes over months or even years before you feel anything.

That's why early detection matters! Catching dental decay early can mean simpler treatments and less damage to the tooth overall.

Ever had a cavity that surprised you? Tell us in the comments.

01/30/2026

Starting the year with preventive dental care helps keep your smile healthy all year long!

Regular cleanings and exams catch small issues early and set the stage for long term oral health.

What simple habit keeps your teeth healthy? Let us know in the comments!

01/28/2026

Popcorn kernels can crack enamel or damage fillings and crowns when you bite down unexpectedly. Even if nothing breaks right away, the tooth can feel sore or sensitive afterward. 🍿 🦷

If that happens, avoid chewing on that side, stick to soft foods, and rinse with warm salt water. Ongoing soreness is a sign to get it checked.

Ever had a crunchy snack catch you off guard? Tell us what happened in the comments!

01/26/2026

Many people dont realize how much daily wear comes from simple habits!

Chewing ice, biting nails, or using your teeth as tools can slowly weaken enamel and increase the risk of chips and cracks.

If this made you think twice, we want to hear your take! Drop a comment below.

01/23/2026

Healthy gums should not bleed when you brush. If they do, it can be a sign of plaque buildup, gum inflammation, or early gum disease.

Addressing bleeding gums early helps prevent bigger issues and keeps your smile healthy.

Have you noticed bleeding when you brush or floss? Tell us below!

01/21/2026

Bad breath is not always about what you eat. Dry mouth, bacteria buildup, and oral health issues like cavities or gum disease can all cause lingering odor.

Regular cleanings and exams help catch these problems early and keep your mouth feeling fresh.

Have you ever noticed bad breath even when you brush daily? Share your experience in the comments.

01/19/2026

Martin Luther King Jr. Day is a reminder that caring for your health is an act of self respect. Preventive dental care helps protect your smile and your overall well being.

Making time for routine checkups supports a healthier smile and a healthier you, so you can keep showing up for what matters most.

How do you prioritize your health and wellness routines? Share in the comments below!

01/16/2026

Dental X-rays act like an early warning tool for your teeth and jaw. They can reveal hidden cavities, bone changes, and other concerns that are not visible during a regular exam.

Catching issues early usually means simpler treatment and better long term results for your smile. 😁

When was your last dental X-ray? Tell us in the comments!

01/14/2026

Hard toothbrushes can wear down enamel and irritate gums over time, even if they feel like they clean better. Softer bristles are usually safer and just as effective! 🪥

How you brush matters more than how hard you brush. Using light pressure with the right technique helps protect your teeth and gums long term.

Do you use a soft or hard toothbrush? Tell us below!

01/12/2026

Small chips and cracks may seem minor, but they can weaken the tooth and allow bacteria to cause bigger problems over time. 🦷

Having even small damage checked early can help prevent decay, sensitivity, or the need for more extensive treatment later.

Have you noticed a chip or crack in your teeth? Share your experience below!

01/09/2026

Brushing in the morning helps clear away bacteria that build up overnight and freshens your breath for the day. It also gives your teeth a clean start before meals and drinks.

Nighttime brushing is just as important, if not more. It removes food and plaque before bed so bacteria have less to feed on while you sleep, helping lower your risk for cavities.

Are you more consistent with morning or nighttime brushing? Tell us below!

01/07/2026

Bacteria on the tongue can impact breath and contribute to plaque if it is ignored. Keeping it clean supports a healthier mouth overall.

Light tongue brushing or a quick scrape each day helps clear buildup and keeps your mouth feeling fresh.

Do you clean your tongue when you brush? Share your routine in the comments!

Address

525 Route 73 S, Ste 105
Marlton, NJ
08053

Opening Hours

Monday	11am - 8pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	7:30am - 5pm
Saturday	8:30am - 1:30pm

Website

https://www.marltoncosmeticdentist.com/

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