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Dr. Gregory LaMorte
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Dr. Gregory LaMorte is a Dentist practicing in South Orange, NJ. Dr. LaMorte specializes in preventing, diagnosing, and treating diseases and conditions associated with the mouth and overall dental health. Dentists are trained to carry out such treatment as professional cleaning, restorative, prosthodontic, and endodontic procedures, and performing examinations, among many others.
Dr. Gregory LaMorte
- South Orange, New Jersey
- St. Peter’s University
- Accepting new patients
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How long does it take for dental implants to heal?
The initial soreness/pain/discomfort last can last several days. After that there should be very little pain unless you chew something hard over the implant site. AVOID CHEWING READ MORE
The initial soreness/pain/discomfort last can last several days.
After that there should be very little pain unless you chew something hard over the implant site.
AVOID CHEWING ON IT and three months later, you can have the crown made.
After that there should be very little pain unless you chew something hard over the implant site.
AVOID CHEWING ON IT and three months later, you can have the crown made.
How often should crowns be replaced?
There are many variables. Some do last for many years, but some do not. Your dentist should check them when you go every 6 months.
How often should I mouthwash?
I recommend that you rinse every time you clean your teeth--at least twice a day. Make sure you sue an ALCOHOL-FREE mouthrinse.
Are there any warning signs of gingivitis?
Bleeding gums is the primary sign of gingivitis. If you get bleeding when you brush. It is painless, but may lead to more significant gum/bone problems--periodontitis is a problem. READ MORE
Bleeding gums is the primary sign of gingivitis. If you get bleeding when you brush. It is painless, but may lead to more significant gum/bone problems--periodontitis is a problem.
After my oral surgery I got mouth sores. What could cause this?
Your surgeon needs to see the sores. They could be from pressure on you oral tissue or could be a virus. The pressure sores are a side effect of the procedure. A preexisting READ MORE
Your surgeon needs to see the sores. They could be from pressure on you oral tissue or could be a virus. The pressure sores are a side effect of the procedure.
A preexisting virus could have been activated due to the trauma of the procedure.
A preexisting virus could have been activated due to the trauma of the procedure.
Can I give my child Tylenol for a toothache?
DO NOT GIVE HER MORE THAN directed on the bottle. It might be better to give her ibuprofen,
What causes tooth abscess?
Tooth abscesses are caused by germs. Unfortunately, they happen without warning usually and you cannot predict or prevent them.
Does a root canal take longer to heal for a diabetic?
Yes. If you heal slowly. The root canal healing may be the same.
