Cosmetic Dentistry is about making your dreams come true. If you ever hide your smile because you're unhappy with your teeth, it's time to consider our cosmetic smile solutions. Kimberly Goldenbaum and her staff are just amazing. They're professional and knowledgeable combined with great balance of friendliness and understanding of one's needs. Their equipment and techniques are the latest in dentistry and they will answer all your questions to help make your experience the best it can be.
Our practice has been family-owned and operated since 1947. Dr. Kimberly Goldenbaum is third generation dentist, following Dr. William & James Silverman. Within our practice we are able to offer you that personal touch you have been looking for. Our goal is to always make our patients happy, and we believe in treating each patient like a part of our family.
In addition to brushing your teeth twice each day and flossing at least once, it is also important to take good care of your tongue. Bacteria can build up on your tongue throughout the day.
Our practice has been family-owned and operated since 1947. Dr. Kimberly Goldenbaum is third generation dentist, following Dr. William & James Silverman. Within our practice we are able to offer you that personal touch you have been looking for. Our goal is to always make our patients happy, and we believe in treating each patient like a part of our family.
In addition to brushing your teeth twice each day and flossing at least once, it is also important to take good care of your tongue. Bacteria can build up on your tongue throughout the day.
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Dr. Goldenbaum, Dentist in Cranford, took ownership of the family owned practice in 2011, and is the third-generation dentist in Cranford, preceded by her father Dr. James Silverman and grandfather Dr. William Silverman.
Dr. Goldenbaum expanded her existing practice in 2015, by assuming ownership of Cranford Smiles.
Dr. Goldenabaum earned a bachelor of science degree in biology from the University of Maryland.
She then attended UMDNJ, New Jersey Dental School.
Following receipt of her DMD in 2003, she completed a one year general practice residency at Overlook Hospital in Summit, NJ.
Dr. Goldenbaum expanded her existing practice in 2015, by assuming ownership of Cranford Smiles.
Dr. Goldenabaum earned a bachelor of science degree in biology from the University of Maryland.
She then attended UMDNJ, New Jersey Dental School.
Following receipt of her DMD in 2003, she completed a one year general practice residency at Overlook Hospital in Summit, NJ.
We provide excellent preventive care, including exams, cleanings, and digital x-rays.
Early detection of dental problems is essential to gain optimal oral health.
The American Dental Association recommends that you follow a schedule of twice yearly cleanings and exams.
If you have ever found yourself hiding your smile, avoiding photos, or covering your mouth because you're unhappy with the appearance of your teeth, it may be time to consider our cosmetic smile solutions.
We offer a range of services to give you the smile of your dreams.
Early detection of dental problems is essential to gain optimal oral health.
The American Dental Association recommends that you follow a schedule of twice yearly cleanings and exams.
If you have ever found yourself hiding your smile, avoiding photos, or covering your mouth because you're unhappy with the appearance of your teeth, it may be time to consider our cosmetic smile solutions.
We offer a range of services to give you the smile of your dreams.
Cosmetic Dentistry is about making your dreams come true.
If you ever hide your smile because you're unhappy with your teeth, it's time to consider our cosmetic smile solutions.
We use our tongues every day to talk, taste, and swallow, yet we rarely take time to think about this flexible organ.
Here are 9 things you may not know about the tongue: The longest recorded tongue was more than.
In addition to brushing your teeth twice each day and flossing at least once, it is also important to take good care of your tongue.
If you ever hide your smile because you're unhappy with your teeth, it's time to consider our cosmetic smile solutions.
We use our tongues every day to talk, taste, and swallow, yet we rarely take time to think about this flexible organ.
Here are 9 things you may not know about the tongue: The longest recorded tongue was more than.
In addition to brushing your teeth twice each day and flossing at least once, it is also important to take good care of your tongue.
Periodontal disease is diagnosed by our dentist or hygienist through a series of tests.
First, we will check the depth of the gum pockets between your teeth and gums.
Next, we will check for inflammation, bleeding, loose teeth, and bone loss.
Based on our findings, we will determine the stage of your periodontal disease and recommend your treatment.
Gingivitis: the first stage of periodontal disease, characterized by inflamed, tender, bleeding gums, and plaque build-up.
Periodontitis: the second stage of periodontal disease, characterized by plaque hardening into calculus (tartar), gum recession, deepening gum pockets, and early stages of bone loss.
First, we will check the depth of the gum pockets between your teeth and gums.
Next, we will check for inflammation, bleeding, loose teeth, and bone loss.
Based on our findings, we will determine the stage of your periodontal disease and recommend your treatment.
Gingivitis: the first stage of periodontal disease, characterized by inflamed, tender, bleeding gums, and plaque build-up.
Periodontitis: the second stage of periodontal disease, characterized by plaque hardening into calculus (tartar), gum recession, deepening gum pockets, and early stages of bone loss.
Our advanced digital x-rays magnify and enhance your teeth for better diagnosis and treatment.
This technology allows us to take images of your teeth and display them on a computer screen quickly and easily.
With digital x-rays, we can view your teeth and surrounding structures with remarkable accuracy.
These images provide the information we need to plan your dental treatment.
The intra-oral camera is about the size and shape of a pen.
It is used to record images of your teeth, gums, mouth, and tongue from inside your mouth.
This technology allows us to take images of your teeth and display them on a computer screen quickly and easily.
With digital x-rays, we can view your teeth and surrounding structures with remarkable accuracy.
These images provide the information we need to plan your dental treatment.
The intra-oral camera is about the size and shape of a pen.
It is used to record images of your teeth, gums, mouth, and tongue from inside your mouth.
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