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Laura Branigan
Dentist | General Practice
Dr. Branigan graduated from The University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine, in 1994. She completed a General Practice Residency (GPR) at Jersey Shore University Medical Center (JSUMC), where she was fortunate to work side by side with numerous specialists learning first hand state of the art techniques and diverse treatment plan options. She continues to have strong bonds with some of these specialists, working together to offer the best care available.
Dr. Branigan honed her skills as an associate in several outstanding dental practices throughout New Jersey before opening her own practice in 2004. Her practice concentrates on all aspects of general dentistry including esthetics and implant restoration. Her passion for dentistry started early on as she was raised in a family of dentists. Her parents had a family practice in which she got early exposure and decided to follow in their footsteps together with two of her siblings.
She keeps up with new technologies, materials and techniques by continually taking continuing education courses to improve her skills. She is a member of the American Dental Association (ADA) and the New Jersey Dental Association (NJDA).
Dr. Branigan graduated from The University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine, in 1994. She completed a General Practice Residency (GPR) at Jersey Shore University Medical Center (JSUMC), where she was fortunate to work side by side with numerous specialists learning first hand state of the art techniques and diverse treatment plan options. She continues to have strong bonds with some of these specialists, working together to offer the best care available.
Dr. Branigan honed her skills as an associate in several outstanding dental practices throughout New Jersey before opening her own practice in 2004. Her practice concentrates on all aspects of general dentistry including esthetics and implant restoration. Her passion for dentistry started early on as she was raised in a family of dentists. Her parents had a family practice in which she got early exposure and decided to follow in their footsteps together with two of her siblings.
She keeps up with new technologies, materials and techniques by continually taking continuing education courses to improve her skills. She is a member of the American Dental Association (ADA) and the New Jersey Dental Association (NJDA).
30 years
Experience
Laura Branigan
- Ocean, NJ
- University of Pennsylvania
- Accepting new patients
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Can I have orthodontics even if I have an underbite?
Hello,
There are many factors that determine the need for orthodontic treatment. It is important to have a comprehensive exam to make sure there are no risk factors that would READ MORE
Hello,
There are many factors that determine the need for orthodontic treatment. It is important to have a comprehensive exam to make sure there are no risk factors that would compromise the treatment. More often than not, an overbite or overjet can be corrected with orthodontics. However, when there is a huge bone discrepancy, it might require a more involved protocol. Every case is different, so it is important to get a comprehensive evaluation.
Greetings,
Dr. Branigan
There are many factors that determine the need for orthodontic treatment. It is important to have a comprehensive exam to make sure there are no risk factors that would compromise the treatment. More often than not, an overbite or overjet can be corrected with orthodontics. However, when there is a huge bone discrepancy, it might require a more involved protocol. Every case is different, so it is important to get a comprehensive evaluation.
Greetings,
Dr. Branigan
Do dental crowns change color over time?
Gum inflammation does not go away on its own. It could be mild, moderate or severe. Localized to a specific area or spread out. In most cases it is due to lack of proper dental READ MORE
Gum inflammation does not go away on its own. It could be mild, moderate or severe. Localized to a specific area or spread out. In most cases it is due to lack of proper dental hygiene, though there are other factors that could contribute to it, like hormonal changes or medications.
It is very important to visit your dentist for an evaluation.
It is very important to visit your dentist for an evaluation.
