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Randolph Dental Care Blog

Detecting and Treating Decay Early with DIAGNOdent

April 30, 2012

A revolutionary tool is helping Dr. Goldstein detect and treat tooth decay earlier, when it can be almost impossible to detect with the naked eye. It’s called DIAGNOdent. With it, Dr. Goldstein is able to quickly and easily examine teeth for signs of decay where it can hide, along fissure lines or inside biting and chewing surfaces.

DIAGNOdent works by using a fluorescent light to compare the reflection wavelength of teeth against a healthy baseline. What this means for patients is simpler, shallower fillings that preserve more of the tooth’s natural structure.

That’s what we call conservative dentistry.

The aim of conservative dentistry is to help patients keep as much of their natural smile as possible, and for as long as possible. DIAGNOdent is a unique tool that’s helping Dr. Goldstein do that every day.

If you’d like to find out more about how DIAGNOdent is helping us, call our Randolph dental office today to schedule a consultation with Dr. Goldstein. We serve patients from Randolph, Rockaway, Mendham, Chester, Morristown, Denville, Morris County, and beyond.

General, Cosmetic, and Restorative Dentistry Services from Dr. Goldstein and Randolph Dental Care

February 23, 2012

Filed under: Uncategorized — tntadmin @ 8:45 pm

For patients in and around Randolph, Dr. Goldstein offers many services to help patients achieve beautiful, confident, and healthy smiles. In addition to meeting the general dentistry needs of our patients, we also offer a full range of cosmetic and restorative help. Some of our services include:

General

Surgical

Weekend in Tennessee with Remote Area Medical

May 18, 2011

Filed under: Serving Those in Need — tntadmin @ 11:38 am

Greetings,

I recently returned from a weekend mission in Anderson County Tennessee and wanted to share my experiences with you.

After watching a feature story on 60 Minutes last year about RAM (Remote Area Medical) I immediately decided to join the organization.
RAM is the brainchild of Mr. Stan Brock. You may remember him from Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom on Sunday nights. Armed with a DC-3 airplane, supplies, equipment and a host of volunteers, his goal was to fly into remote areas of the world and provide medical and dental care to the underserved. After successfully doing so Mr. Brock realized that much of this work needed to be done at home. Throughout the year the organization travels to different areas of the U.S. to treat the less fortunate.

On the weekend of April 30th- May1 2011, over 400 volunteers (among them 30-40 dentists) assembled and created a dental and medical clinic at the First Baptist Church in Clinton Tennessee. During those 2 days approximately 900 patients were seen who received such services as cleanings, fillings and extractions. Unfortunately due to the level of dental disease down there most of the work entailed extractions. In less than a 2 day span a total of 1400 extractions were done!

Although the days were long and exhausting, my colleagues and I were happy to serve these fine folks who would otherwise have no access to care. This was truly a life changing experience for me. Going forward I plan to do one to two missions a year.

For more information about this organization please visit www.ramusa.org

Did you know that Randolph Dental has a Facebook page? Please visit our page which is updated frequently with interesting information and while there be sure to “Like Us”.

Warm Regards,

Dr. Goldstein

Welcome to Randolph Dental Care’s Blog!

May 16, 2011

Filed under: Uncategorized — tntadmin @ 7:58 pm

Consider this blog your news resource for information about oral health, dental procedures and technology, and what’s happening at your dentist’s office. We believe communication is key to building great doctor-patient relationships, and this dental blog is intended to keep us in touch with you. The best part is, you can simply bookmark this page in your browser, then visit whenever you like! Stay tuned for regular posts that will keep you informed.

If you need to schedule an appointment or are “interviewing” us as your potential new dental provider, call today! You may also want to review information about us here.

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