Dr. Robert V. Kinoian, DMD - Orthodontist

11/07/2025

Flossing is important because it removes plaque and food from places your toothbrush can’t reach. Not flossing can cause gum disease and cavities between your teeth. Daily flossing is one of the easiest ways to keep your smile healthy. If you need help with your routine, please call us at (201) 967-8700.

11/06/2025

What dental habit are you pledging to focus on this week? Whether it's flossing daily, brushing twice a day, or trying a new mouthwash, we want to hear about it! Share your commitment in the comments below. If you have questions or need advice, don't hesitate to contact us at (201) 967-8700.

11/04/2025

Do you still remember it? Share your memories in the comments below! If you need to schedule an appointment, call us at (201) 967-8700.

11/03/2025

Orthodontic care doesn't have to be expensive. We're here to offer flexible payment plans for your family. We provide orthodontic treatments tailored to your needs, with options designed to make payments easier for you. Contact us at (201) 967-8700 to learn more about our plans.

10/31/2025

Pain isn't always the first sign of a dental problem. Issues such as cavities or gum disease can develop pain free and only hurt when they get worse. Regular checkups can identify these problems early—before they become serious. Take care of your health by scheduling an exam. Call us at (201) 967-8700.

10/30/2025

Spinach, kale, and Swiss chard are good for your body AND your gums! These leafy greens are packed with calcium to strengthen tooth enamel and folic acid to support healthy gums. Try adding some to your smoothie or sandwich this week. This small step can add big benefits to your oral and overall health! Want more dental care tips? Call us at (201) 967-8700.

10/28/2025

🧀 Cheese leave a film on your teeth, which protects them from acid that can break down your enamel. Crazy, right? For more information on healthy foods for your teeth, call (201) 967-8700!

10/27/2025

Overcrowding is a common issue that orthodontic treatments can effectively address. It can be caused by genetics, premature tooth loss, small jaw size, or even early loss of baby teeth. If left untreated, overcrowding can lead to speech and chewing problems as well as tooth damage. It's time to say goodbye to crowded teeth and hello to confidence—schedule your consultation at (201) 967-8700!

10/24/2025

Taking the first step toward a healthier smile can be as simple as scheduling your next dental checkup. Remember, small steps like this can lead to big changes in your overall health and confidence. Prioritize yourself! Each appointment is a step toward maintaining good oral hygiene and catching any issues before they become bigger problems. Ready to schedule? Call us at (201) 967-8700.

10/23/2025

Understanding the connection between bad breath and acid reflux is vital for maintaining oral health. Dive into this article to learn how these two issues are linked and what you can do about it! Your mouth deserves the best care, so don't let acid reflux hold you back from fresh breath and confidence! Book an appointment with our office at (201) 967-8700.

Discover the link between bad breath and acid reflux. Explore causes and practical solutions to freshen your breath and improve your health.

10/22/2025

Wearing your retainer after orthodontic treatment is important for many reasons. Most often, its needed after braces come off to ensure the bone that holds the teeth can rebuild once the teeth have moved. They also help maintain new positions of teeth after completed treatment. Don’t forget to wear yours – it’s important! Contact us at (201) 967-8700 for any orthodontic device-related questions.

10/21/2025

False! Brushing alone misses up to 40% of your tooth surfaces. That’s like washing only 60% of your body! Flossing isn’t just about removing food. It’s also about preventing gum disease, cavities, and even bad breath. Floss daily for cleaner and healthier teeth!