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16 Nov
Diabetes Eye Disease — Dr. Gioia’s thoughts
November is Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness month and we’ve compiled a quick rundown on what Diabetic eye disease is and possible treatments. The now common maxim of “Don’t get Diabetes, you’ll go blind” may seem dramatic out of context, but vision is a great concern for optometrists when working with Type 1 and 2 Diabetic patients. So why exactly is this the case? Diabetic eye disease is a group of eye problems that people with diabetes may face as a complication of the disease. Anyone with diabetes is at risk for vision loss or blindness from diabetic eye disease. Diabetic Retinopathy (DR) is one of the most common causes of irreversible blindness in adults with both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes and is caused by microvascular damage to the retina. Other diabetic eye diseases include diabetic macular edema, cataract, and glaucoma. According to the DivFuss study , DR remains a leading cause of visual impairment and blindness worldwide. Despite clinical trials showing that tighter control of blood glucose and blood pressure reduces the risk of microvascular diabetes complications, and despite tremendous advances in the clinical management of diabetic eye disease, rates of DR in the USA have increased by […]
13 Nov
Knee Arthroscopy Monmouth County NJ
The knee is one of the largest and most complex joints in the body, consisting of bones, ligaments, tendons, and cartilage. A lot of moving parts and soft tissue in a body part which takes a lot of abuse mean a lot of opportunity for injuries. Any way you move during the course of the day means movement for this joint, without even realizing it. It seems that only when an injury happens do people realize how much they depend on their knees. The knee joins the femur (thigh bone) to the Tibia (shin bone). A smaller bone runs alongside the tibia called the fibula, and the kneecap, or patella, are the other bones that make the knee joint. The kneecap rests against a groove at the end of the femur, allowing it to move around. There is a protective layer of tissue called cartilage which provides cushioning, allowing the bones to glide around without difficulty. Between the femur and tibia are disks of tissue called menisci which also help absorb the pounding the knee takes. Now add tendons (which connect the knee bones to the leg muscles that move the knee joint) and ligaments (which join the knee bones […]
13 Nov
When is Neck Pain More than Just Stress?
After being told her neck pain was due to stress, 34-year-old Erika Kiel discovered she had a malignant tumor in her brainstem and made an incredible recovery following neurosurgery. Healthy, active and in her 30s, Erika Kiel had no real cause for concern when she began experiencing neck pain. She chalked it up to being a stomach sleeper and tried to put it out of her head with plenty on her plate between working full time and studying to earn her master’s degree. When it didn’t subside, she headed to a chiropractor who started treating her for what they believed was stress-induced neck pain. But after four weeks of treatment and intensifying pain, Erika knew something was really wrong. “It came to the point where it felt like I had charley horses constantly going down the back of my deck,” says Erika. “It was incredibly painful, and it got so bad, I went to the emergency room. Like the chiropractor, the ER doctors told me it was just really bad stress. They sent me home with a few Valium and instructions to follow up with an orthopedic doctor.” Before she could even get in to see the orthopedist, Erika, searching […]
6 Nov
Ozone Therapy
Most people have heard of Ozone, but only in how it relates to the Earth’s atmosphere in which it absorbs the ultraviolet light, is considered a pollutant, and is thin with holes in it. Ozone has actually been used therapeutically for 150 years. It is a gas, which is colorless, and is a form of oxygen. Ozone Therapy is widely used in other countries including Germany, Russia, and Cuba. There are professional medical Ozonotherapy societies in over ten countries worldwide. Ozone has been studied globally for its ability to disinfect and treat disease by inactivating bacteria, viruses, fungi, yeast and protozoa, stimulation of oxygen metabolism, and activation of the immune system. Also referred to as Ozonotherapy, it is used in alternative medicine. There are claims that it will increase the amount of oxygen in the body through the introduction of ozone. Diseases treated are infected wounds, circulatory disorders, geriatric conditions, macular degeneration, viral diseases, rheumatism/arthritis, cancer, SARS, and AIDS. Ozone therapy leaves bacteria, viruses, fungi, yeast, and protozoa essentially inactive. While its natural form is a gas, it should not be inhaled as it irritates the airways. It is administered directly to the tissue in a protective covering, intravenously, or […]
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16 Nov
November Is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month
Alzheimer’s Disease is the most common form of dementia. It is a progressive disease beginning with mild memory loss, possibly leading to loss of the ability to carry on a conversation and respond to the environment. Alzheimer’s usually starts in the hippocampus, the part of the brain essential in forming memories. As more neurons die, the disease gradually spreads to other parts of the brain making the symptoms progressively worse. Although scientists are learning more every day, right now, they still do not know what causes Alzheimer’s disease. Early-onset may be due to genetic mutation and late-onset arise from a series of complex brain changes over decades. Treatment may temporarily delay the appearance of symptoms, but as yet there is no cure. How do I know if It Is Alzheimer’s disease? Alzheimer’s disease is not a normal part of aging. Memory problems are typically one of the first warning signs of cognitive loss. In addition to memory problems, someone with Alzheimer’s disease may experience one or more of the following signs: Memory loss Challenges in planning or problem solving Gets lost, disoriented with time and place. Has trouble handling money and paying bills. Repeats questions. Takes longer to complete normal […]
5 Nov
4 Simple Tips for a Safe and Healthy Holiday Season
(BPT) – Traditionally, the holiday season is a time to gather with family and friends to reminiscence and celebrate all that has happened throughout the year. But with an ongoing pandemic, many are left looking for new and unique ways to enjoy those time-honored traditions in a way that keeps everyone safe and healthy. So while things will likely look different than we are accustomed to, that doesn’t mean you and your loved ones have to miss out on those most important and cherished traditions. Instead, consider trying these tips and tricks for safe, socially distant holiday fun. Host safely If you plan to host, there are a number of precautions you can take to keep guests safe. If possible, take your gatherings outside where you can increase physical distance and airflow. Choose outdoor activities, such as a bonfire or an active game. If you live in a colder climate, bring out the hats, coats and gloves — and try using a patio or porch heater to warm up. To limit travel, it is best to only invite people from your local area and limit the number of attendees. Provide information to guests about your local safety guidelines and take […]
5 Nov
Healthy sleep is vital for school success
(BPT) – Healthy sleep is vital for student success. Yet, a new survey from the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) shows that many students are not getting enough sleep, according to more than half of American parents surveyed. No matter where classes are held — in-person, online or in a hybrid format — the group is highlighting the importance of healthy sleep for students. “As many parents and caregivers try to create a routine for their kids, incorporating the right amount of healthy sleep is an important component,” said AASM President Dr. Kannan Ramar. What’s keeping kids up on school nights? From classwork to social media use, there are many things competing for the attention of school-aged children and teens, interfering with their nightly sleep. According to 90% of parents, homework and early school start times are the top barriers impacting the healthy sleep students need each night, followed by time with friends (87%), social media/electronics use (86%), hobbies (86%), sports (85%), chores or jobs (83%), and band/music/clubs (78%). COVID-19 impact on sleep consistency Another disrupter to sleep? The COVID-19 pandemic. One of the biggest challenges students have been facing during the pandemic has been maintaining a consistent and […]
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HEALTHY RECIPES
5 Nov
Make meals more festive with a unique fall ingredient
(BPT) – Looking for new ways to elevate fall favorites? Add a ruby red pop of color and sweet burst of flavor to your dishes with a unique seasonal ingredient: pomegranates. Known for their sweet taste, brilliant red color and antioxidants, pomegranate arils, or seeds, bring a touch of sweetness that elevates savory and sweet recipes like no other ingredient. The good news is, you don’t have to go through the hassle of opening a pomegranate and removing the arils yourself — POM POMS Fresh Pomegranate Arils make enjoying pomegranates easy with their convenient ready-to-eat packages. Available October through January, POM POMS are offered in an 8-ounce cup for cooking or baking, or a 100-calorie 4-ounce single serving for easy snacking. Because they’re straight from fresh pomegranates, POM POMS are a good source of fiber and are known for their antioxidant goodness. Here are some fun ways you can use pomegranate arils on your table this fall. 1. Brighten up your breakfast Adding pomegranate arils to typical breakfast fare like oatmeal, yogurt or smoothies gives morning meals the flavor and touch of healthiness they deserve. How about sprinkling onto a slice of peanut butter covered toast? Breakfast will never be […]
14 Oct
Healthy Foods for Fall that the Whole Family Will Love
So long summer and all of your delicious bounty (yes, we’re looking at you, watermelon). It’s harvest time! Here are healthy foods that celebrate all that autumn has to offer. 1. Think apples. Apple picking is one of the top activities for fall. But what are you going to do with all those apples? Try incorporating them into easy, healthy dinners. Here are some ideas: Pork Chops with Sautéed Apples and Polenta. Remember The Brady Bunch episode where Peter did his best Bogart impression when saying “pork chops and applesauce”? In this recipe, you skip the applesauce and sauté fresh apples instead, which is what makes this dish so special—and good for you, too. Apple, Broccoli, and Butterbean Salad with Walnut Dressing. Packed with protein, veggies, and fruit. Seriously, what’s not to love? Get more apple yumminess in this roundup of apple dinner recipes. 2. Dive into squash and gourds. So many squashes, so little time. What floats your boat: butternut, acorn, spaghetti, pumpkin? We suggest trying them all! 25 Fresh Ways to Have Butternut Squash for Dinner. Just in case you need a few more ideas! 16 Tasty Squash Recipes. We love Real Simple magazine because it always delivers on its promise: keeping meals simple, yet delicious. […]
9 Oct
Global flavors for your weeknight meals
(BPT) – What turns a recipe into a weeknight favorite? How about something easy and packed with flavor that can be made partly in advance? Add excitement by exploring cuisines like those of North Africa, with flavor contrasts of spicy, sweet and tart. The following recipes use grapes as a fresh accent to the flavorful North African spices in each dish. Grapes are also a handy snack while putting the finishing touches on dinner. Harissa-spiced Steak with Grapes and Preserved Lemon delivers big flavor in an easy and quick way. Two North African ingredients, spicy harissa paste, a staple in Moroccan cuisine, and preserved lemon, a flavorful condiment with a mildly tart, but intensely lemony flavor, offer a zesty contrast to the refreshing and lightly dressed grape salad. Marinate the steak ahead of time — in the refrigerator during the day, overnight for more intense flavor, or even shortly before grilling. Quinoa with Grapes and Roasted Carrots reprises the North African theme with a flavorful seasoning of cumin, coriander, paprika and cinnamon, accented by the subtle sweetness of crisp, juicy grapes. To save time, make the carrots and quinoa in advance and assemble this side dish right before serving. Double […]
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Comprehensive Family Medical Primary Care Manalapan NJ
Maryana Tselniker, MD, Medical Director
Dr. Tselniker is a board-certified family medicine physician. She founded Comprehensive Family Medical in Manalapan in 2020 to serve the local community in Monmouth County. Here she offers a variety of wellness options from Routine Family Medicine, to specialties in Geriatric Wellness.
Dr. Tselniker is deeply committed to the well-being of her patients and providing comprehensive, individual medical care. She stresses the importance of preventative medicine and early intervention. As a family medicine physician, she enjoys taking care of the whole family and takes care of patients starting ages 5 years and up.
In her spare time Dr. Tselniker enjoys traveling, music, theater, and spending time with her husband and three children.
Senior Living
5 Nov
Expert tips to save money during Medicare open enrollment
(BPT) – For most people enrolled in Medicare, the annual open enrollment period from Oct. 15 through Dec. 7 is the only time you can make changes to your existing Medicare coverage. Whether you’re satisfied or dissatisfied with your coverage, this is the time to explore your options as there may be a plan better suited to your health care needs that could save you money in the upcoming year. During Medicare open enrollment, Medicare beneficiaries can: Switch Part D prescription drug plans Switch Medicare Advantage plans, which offer health (and often drug) coverage through private insurers Switch from Original Medicare, administered by the federal government, to Medicare Advantage Switch from Medicare Advantage back to Original Medicare As you begin to research your options, consider these tips for navigating Medicare open enrollment from Dan Klein, president and CEO of the Patient Access Network (PAN) Foundation, an independent charitable organization dedicated to helping people afford out-of-pocket health care costs. Keep in mind, all changes made to coverage during open enrollment take effect on Jan. 1, 2021. 1. Do your homework and research changes Changes to your health status, prescription drugs, budget, or doctors or other health care providers may mean that […]
15 Oct
SENIORS, YOU HAVE TO DO THIS! by Stephen Dick
WARNING BEFORE READING! Please hold this article at least six feet from your face for social distancing and wear a mask. (Kidding). If you have read any of my previous articles you know that I do not make any (serious) requests of my readers, other than using this Monmouth Health & Wellness site to find the best medical & wellness information in Monmouth County. However, it is now time for me to make an exception. As a Senior you know that you have probably seen and heard just about everything – that is before the insanity of 2020 and Covid-19. And, as if we have not seen enough craziness this year, we are in the midst of a totally bizarre election year. Well, here we are, and my request is a simple one. Regardless of party affiliation, preference of candidate, policies you may like or dislike, changes you prefer or not, please realize the importance of your vote. With the aforementioned in mind, the Senior vote is an extremely important one. You witness this by the effort each Party and Candidate places on obtaining this vote. You see your vote carries a lot of weight, in shaping our Nation and […]
8 Sep
Happy 108th Birthday Anna Del Priore By Lori Draz
September 5 marks the 108th birthday of Anna Del Priore. Amazing? Just wait, that’s just the start. This sweet, smiling centenarian has become a national celebrity. You see, at age 6, Anna Del Priore recovered from the Spanish Flu. This June, in her 107th year, Anna beat the odds again. She has recovered from COVID-19. Still not amazing enough? Anna’s sister Helen, who lives in Queens, is 105 and she too has also recently recovered from COVID-19 after surviving the Spanish Flu in her early childhood. Anna became a media sensation. Her story was covered on Fox News, Forbes, the Hill, The Asbury Park Press and many other news outlets, but to the staff of Brighton Gardens of Middletown, Anna has always been a star. Anna attributes, dancing and being active as part of her formula for her incredible longevity. She and her late husband, Frank, loved to dance. Frank was a professional tango dancer, and Anna still loves to dance. Until the age of 100 Anna would make a daily mile walk to meet up with friends for coffee at McDonald’s. Anna’s family says she made dinner every night for her family and she was always moving. She’d walk […]
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Pet Health
5 Nov
What All Puppy Owners Should Know About Feeding Their Puppies
(BPT) – New puppy owners have plenty of questions when it comes to their new pet — about training their puppy, puppy-proofing their home and what behaviors are considered “normal” for a growing dog. Perhaps the most important question, which is commonly misunderstood, is how to feed your puppy to make sure he or she grows up to be a healthy and happy adult dog. In fact, a recent survey by Purina found that many dog owners were unsure about how to correctly feed their growing pup. For example, the majority of puppy owners did not realize that breed size determines how long a dog is considered a puppy, and ultimately, how long their dog needs to be fed puppy food. “Puppies have specific nutritional requirements to help support their rapid growth and development,” said veterinarian at Purina Dr. Callie Harris, DVM. “Similar to babies, puppies’ bodies are fast-growing, but unlike babies, puppies pack all their growth into one to two years.” Here’s a guide to common questions about feeding your pup. Why should you feed your growing dog only puppy food? Puppies’ growing bodies need 25% more protein, 40% more fat and 140% more calcium than adult dogs. In […]
2 Oct
5 fall tips for protecting your pet’s health
(BPT) – Whether fall is when you switch out your exercise regimen or schedule your annual flu shot, staying healthy is at the top of most “to do” lists right now. Just remember your four-legged family members when considering seasonal changes to your wellness program. Fall is the perfect time to take steps to keep pets healthy, too. 1) Plan that vet visit. Annual check-ups that include immunizations, physical exams, routine blood work and prescription refills are as important to pet health as they are to human health. Routine wellness visits can also save pet-care dollars in the long run through preventive care and early disease detection. If your pet missed his or her annual check-up last spring, consider getting that visit rescheduled. Most veterinarians offer pet wellness appointments with curbside drop-off and pick-up to help safeguard owners’ health. 2) Get off the couch. Summer’s heat is giving way to cooler temperatures, so resist the temptation to forgo your dog’s evening walk for yet another movie marathon. Not only will outdoor exercise help whittle your pet’s waistline and promote joint health, but getting outside to enjoy the fall colors can boost your own caloric burn and mental outlook as well. […]
8 Sep
Pet-friendly design tips
(BPT) – Whether you’re dreaming of a complete home remodel or a simple decor update, you may not be factoring your pets in your decision-making and overall design process. But how many times have you regretted a furniture or upholstery choice once Fido or Fluffy got their paws (and fur) on it? You can make any room look more stylish, even if you have a chronic shedder or scratcher living in your home. All it takes is a little planning and some research on the best products to stand up to your furry family members. “No matter how you want to update or refresh your home, it’s best to be proactive by considering the amount of traffic, the overall purpose the room serves and what kind of wear your room will endure from people and pets,” says Katie Allen, design and trend director at LL Flooring. “Then pick products and furnishings that will both look great and stand the test of time.” Here are some tips for your next remodel, ensuring you and your pets will love the new space: Start with a durable base Changing up your flooring can completely transform the look of the room, but you have […]
9 Oct
5 tips for keeping your dog more active
(BPT) – Face it, getting enough exercise is tough for everyone, and it’s certainly true when it comes to our pets. The amount of exercise your dog may need varies, depending on the age, size and breed, but most dogs need more exercise than they’re getting, especially during the colder months when we all prefer to stay indoors. Consult your veterinarian for guidelines about how much exercise your dog should be getting to stay in top condition, then make a plan to add more pep to your dog’s step. Dr. Jeff Weber, Emmy award-winning celebrity veterinarian, says that play and exercise are key to keeping our four-legged friends healthy: “Just like humans, there is a strong correlation to obesity in pets when they eat more and exercise less. In fact, it has been estimated that up to 50 percent of dogs and cats in this country are overweight or, worse yet, obese. It’s important to get your pet up and moving.” What are the best ways to keep your pup — and you — active and moving? 1. Vary your walking route When you’re walking your dog, switch up the route now and then to keep it more interesting for […]
Health & Beauty
16 Nov
Samra Virtual Open House
Passport To Pretty Monday, November 16. The specials will ONLY last 1 week. These packages offer our ‘Best Prices Of The Year’. Packages will be available for sale on our online store: https://jeunessemedicalspa.com/collections/open-house They packages will go live on Monday, 11/16. You can find more information on our blog: https://samraplasticsurgery.com/events/annual-open-house/ As well as on the Open House page on our website: https://samraplasticsurgery.com/jeunesse-medical-spa-holmdel/specials/open-house/ We are kicking it off with a sweepstakes valued at over $10,000! Visits: 855 | Today: 6 |
6 Nov
Ozone Therapy
Most people have heard of Ozone, but only in how it relates to the Earth’s atmosphere in which it absorbs the ultraviolet light, is considered a pollutant, and is thin with holes in it. Ozone has actually been used therapeutically for 150 years. It is a gas, which is colorless, and is a form of oxygen. Ozone Therapy is widely used in other countries including Germany, Russia, and Cuba. There are professional medical Ozonotherapy societies in over ten countries worldwide. Ozone has been studied globally for its ability to disinfect and treat disease by inactivating bacteria, viruses, fungi, yeast and protozoa, stimulation of oxygen metabolism, and activation of the immune system. Also referred to as Ozonotherapy, it is used in alternative medicine. There are claims that it will increase the amount of oxygen in the body through the introduction of ozone. Diseases treated are infected wounds, circulatory disorders, geriatric conditions, macular degeneration, viral diseases, rheumatism/arthritis, cancer, SARS, and AIDS. Ozone therapy leaves bacteria, viruses, fungi, yeast, and protozoa essentially inactive. While its natural form is a gas, it should not be inhaled as it irritates the airways. It is administered directly to the tissue in a protective covering, intravenously, or […]
7 Oct
Give Me a Head with Hair…
Long beautiful hair, Shining, gleaming, steaming, flaxen, waxen” (from the 1967 Musical Hair). Having a full head of wonderful, luxurious, beautiful hair is one of the first things a person notices when they see you. Hair has always had psychological and sociological importance throughout the ages. For many, it is their crowning glory. The thought of thinning hair has brought about some wild and crazy hair growth remedies throughout the ages. Ancient Egyptians went so far as to include a mixture of fats from a hippopotamus, crocodile, tomcat, snake and ibex or porcupine hair boiled in water and applied to the scalp for four days. In 1936, the introduction of the Xervac, a machine that purportedly used suction to spur hair growth. In 19th-century England, people affected with thinning hair would rub “cold India tea” and pieces of lemon into their scalps. Let’s be honest, hair loss effects self-image and self-confidence for both men and women. Once you have hair, you do not want to say farewell to it. The newest technique in hair growth rejuvenation are the use of Exosomes. These are micro-vesicles, about 1/1000th the size of a normal cell and are involved in normal intercellular communication. Also […]
20 Sep
Lotus Spa Hydrafacial
You Jersey girls and boys are so resilient, you quarantined for months and as soon as they got the okay, you headed to the great outdoors to get some well-deserved rest, relaxation, and fun in the sun. You had your fun, but damage was done. A tan may look beautiful compared to winter pallor, but that golden color is due to an injury to the top layer of your skin. Even without a sunburn, your day at the beach could result in photoaging or sun-damage. As damage builds up, you may see lines and dry patches. That tennis game was killer, but it added to your skin’s natural oil build-up, leaving you a sweaty mess. Your tan no longer gives you a healthy glow. The sun is no friend to your skin, but water certainly is. Getting a Hydrafacial can restore the youth and beauty to your skin in 30 minutes. It is a wonderful quick fix to address all skincare needs: Fine lines & Wrinkles Elasticity & Firmness Even Skin tone & Vibrancy Skin Texture Hyperpigmentation Oily & Congested Skin Enlarged Pores Dehydrated Skin The HydraFacial is the only hydradermabrasion procedure that combines cleansing, exfoliation, extraction, hydration, and antioxidant […]
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20 Sep
Colts Neck Stem Cell New Customer Offer 30% OFF Your First PRP Treatment
Colts Neck Stem Cell New Customer Offer 30% OFF Your First PRP Treatment Visits: 94 | Today: 3 |
4 Nov
Free Oral Sleep Apnea Appliance Screening Dr. Rachel E Pickworth
Free Oral Sleep Apnea Appliance Screening Dr. Rachel E Pickworth http://advanceddentalofholmdel.com P. 732-851-8500 Email:appointment@advdentalholmdel.com Visits: 313 | Today: 3 |
14 Nov
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29 Sep
Fall Detox Back Facial $80 From Lotus Health & Aesthetics in Red Bank
Contact Us Today Lotus Health & Aesthetics in Red Bank 46 Newman Springs Road Red Bank NJ 732-219-8699 Www.lotushealthaesthetics.com Visits: 305 | Today: 2 |
20 Sep
15% Off Services Lotus Health & Aesthetics
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20 Sep
Free 15 Minute Consultation Dr. Dr. Dan Cardellichio
Dr. Dan Cardellichio DC, MS, holds a Master of Science Degree in Human Nutrition from the University of Bridgeport . As an expert in Clinical Nutrition and Functional Medicine., he is, an Adjunct Professor at the University of Bridgeport – Nutrition Institute – where he teaches to advise the next generation of Clinical Nutritionists. Diabetes, heart health, thyroid disorders, and autoimmune diseases are but a few conditions that functional nutrition plays a vital role. He is a Leader and Educator in the field of Metabolic Nutrition and Functional Biochemistry. In addition he has extensive experience in treating herniated discs, sprain/strain injuries, complex pain syndromes, and cases involving motor vehicle accidents. Dr. Cardellichio provides a multidisciplinary approach to non-surgical neuro-muscular-skeletal conditions. Email: dcnjdc@aol.com Address: 46 Newman Springs Road East, Red Bank NJ 07701 Phone: 732-219-8699 Mobile: 917-608-5896 Web Site: http://drdancardellichio.com/ Visits: 115 | Today: 0 |
29 Sep
Smile Special Free Retainer
Contact Us Today Teeth Tamers Orthodontics 176 Route 9 North, Suite 201 Englishtown, NJ 07726 (732) 792-3581 Website: http://teethtamersortho.com/ Visits: 78 | Today: 1 |