Dr. Thomas W. Reinhard, DMD, Dentist
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Dr. Thomas W. Reinhard, DMD

Dentist

130 Whippany Road Whippany New Jersey, 07981
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Dr. Thomas Reinhard is a Dentist practicing in Whippany, New Jersey. Dr. Reinhard 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.

Education and Training

University of Pennsylvania

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Dr. Thomas W. Reinhard, DMD's Expert Contributions
  • Is a root canal during pregnancy safe?

    There are more possible complications from not treating a tooth like yours than there would be doing a root canal . A root canal involves 1 or 2 X-rays which we typically postpone during pregnancys and limit to as necessary but with digital radiographs there is very limited exposure and you are protected from it. You need a local anesthetic which is safe and in some cases with infection an antibiotic is needed but all these things can be dealt with safely. There are many possible complications when these teeth are not treated which is related to what is actually wrong with your tooth. The fact that you are in pain is reason enough to take care of this problem . Hope this helps you. Dr Thomas Reinhard READ MORE

  • Why do some dentists hurt during cleanings more than others?

    I hear this quite often, especially when patients change dentists . Some dentists are just more aggressive than others and you of course notice the difference. I personally try to approach cleanings is a manner that is not painful . I don't think "no pain , no gain " applies to cleaning your teeth. Hope that helps. Dr Thomas Reinhard READ MORE

  • Do I have to be numb?

    Many fillings can be fixed without pain and no numbing is needed but if facing a procedure which will hurt it is way smarter to get numb. It can be done very gently. I know where you are coming from, I always have despised "needles" and as a kid I always had my dad fix my teeth without numbing. It was a much more tolerable experience once I gave up and got numb , no more fear of something hurting. Hope this helped. Dr Thomas Reinhard READ MORE

  • What are the most visible signs and symptoms of a gum disease?

    The first sign of gum trouble is bleeding when you floss or brush. The bleeding is not because you are cutting your gums but because your gums are inflamed. Gingivitis, your fed or bleeding guns, is reversible by effectively removing the plague adhering to the surface of your teeth. The real problem arises from allowing gingivitis to fester and eventually leading to pockets between your tooth and gum which causes bone loss around the tooth. Hope this helps. Dr Thomas Reinhard READ MORE

  • How can I close the gap between my frontal teeth?

    We typically solve these issues with Invisalign clear braces. They look fine and patients do very well with them. It is nicer to close the gap by moving your teeth, otherwise you must eliminate the space with either bonding or porcelain veneers, these are the least invasive options. Hope this helped. Dr Thomas Reinhard READ MORE

  • Is it bad if a piece of an old filling falls out?

    That is something that is better looked at than ignored. It may be fine, but if it is allowing leakage, it will be a bigger problem in the future. Hope this helps. Dr Thomas Reinhard READ MORE

Areas of expertise and specialization

General Dentistry

Awards

  • Top Dentist, Consumer Research Council of America   

Dr. Thomas W. Reinhard, DMD's Practice location

130 Whippany Road -
Whippany, New Jersey 07981
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New patients: 973-887-2436

130 Whippany Rd -
Whippany, NJ 07981
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New patients: 973-887-2436, 973-887-2436

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Head northeast on Whippany Road (CR 622) 739 ft
Go straight onto Mount Pleasant Avenue (NJ 10) 1.5 mi
Take the ramp on the right 3201 ft
Merge left onto I 287 2.3 mi
Take the ramp on the right towards Morris Avenue 1799 ft
Go straight onto Lafayette Avenue (CR 510) 363 ft
Turn left onto Ridgedale Avenue 496 ft
Turn left onto Morris Street (CR 510) 775 ft
Turn right onto Ford Avenue 1506 ft
Turn left onto Franklin Street 1473 ft
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SAINT CLARE'S HOSPITALl

25 POCONO ROAD DENVILLE NJ 7834

Head northeast on Whippany Road (CR 622) 739 ft
Go straight onto Mount Pleasant Avenue (NJ 10) 1.3 mi
Take the ramp on the right 3231 ft
Merge left onto I 287 1.7 mi
Take the ramp on the right towards I 80 East 1252 ft
Keep right at the fork 654 ft
Keep left at the fork 149 ft
Turn left onto Smith Road 1934 ft
Go straight onto US 46 2.6 mi
Turn right onto Boulevard ((618)) 1378 ft
Turn left onto Pocono Road 350 ft
Continue straight onto North Pocono Road 2616 ft
Continue straight onto Pocono Road 1675 ft
Turn right 130 ft
Turn left 122 ft
Make a slight left 118 ft
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SAINT BARNABAS MEDICAL CENTERl

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Head southwest on Whippany Road (CR 622) 1285 ft
Turn right onto Old Parsippany Road (CR 511) 1491 ft
Turn right onto (622 Alternate) 692 ft
Go straight onto Mount Pleasant Avenue (NJ 10) 4.3 mi
Enter the roundabout and take the 4th exit onto CR 508 3.0 mi
Turn right onto East Cedar Street (CR 527) 2325 ft
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Make a sharp right 358 ft
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Make a slight right 265 ft
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