Category archives: Doctors Advice

By Dr. Lee Lichtenstein If you experience dental anxiety, you are not alone. Many patients delay or avoid dental care due to fear, past experiences, or concerns about discomfort. For individuals with special needs, sensory sensitivities, or medical challenges, a traditional dental setting can feel especially overwhelming. At his Holmdel,…

By Monmouth Gastroenterology a Division of Allied Digestive Health Many people enjoy a late-night snack, whether it’s after a long workday, during evening relaxation, or simply because dinner was earlier than usual. But if you’ve ever experienced discomfort after eating close to bedtime, you may wonder whether late-night eating is…

By Alliance Orthopedics Soccer is one of the most physically demanding sports you can play. Whether you’re competing at a high level like the FIFA World Cup, playing in a weekend league, or just getting reps in at practice, your body is constantly under stress. You’re sprinting, cutting, jumping, stopping,…

By Holmdel Orthodontics, Dr Sezer Olcay One of the most common questions parents ask is, "When is the right time for my child to get braces?” The truth is, there isn’t one perfect age for every kid. Every child develops differently. But there is a general timeline that helps guide…

By Dr. Lee Lichtenstein If it’s been years since your last dental visit, you’re not the only one. A lot of people put it off longer than they planned—sometimes for a few years, sometimes for much longer. The hardest part isn’t the appointment itself. It’s deciding to go back. Dr….

By Alliance Orthopedics Vertigo can feel frightening. One moment you are fine, and the next the room seems to tilt, spin, or sway, even though you are standing still. Many people worry it means something is seriously wrong with their brain or heart. In reality, vertigo is a symptom, not…

BY Monmouth Gastroenterology Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is one of the most common digestive diseases, affecting millions of Americans. While IBS does not cause permanent damage to the digestive tract, it can significantly impact daily life. Many patients ask whether medication can help manage symptoms and improve quality of life….

By: Allied Digestive Health Colorectal cancer is a serious health concern that affects the digestive system, especially the colon and rectum. Research shows that lifestyle factors — including alcohol consumption — can influence colon cancer risk. Understanding how alcohol affects bowel health can help you make informed choices and take…

by Dr Lee Lichtenstein For many patients, dental anxiety isn’t just emotional — it’s physical. A sensitive gag reflex can make X-rays, impressions, and even routine cleanings feel stressful or unmanageable. Over time, this discomfort can lead people to postpone or completely avoid necessary dental care. Dr. Lee Lichtenstein understands…

By: ALLIANCE ORTHOPEDICS It often starts quietly. A little stiffness first thing in the morning. A dull ache after a workout. A feeling that something is not quite right, but easy to ignore because life is busy, and pain that whispers feels manageable.  The Achilles tendon rarely demands attention at…

 By Dr. Lee Lichtenstein For many people, going to the dentist is more than an inconvenience, it’s a source of genuine fear. Dental anxiety can stem from past painful experiences, fear of needles, difficulty getting numb, or sensory sensitivities. For others, conditions such as autism or PTSD can make traditional…

By Monmouth Gastroenterology A Division of Allied Digestive Health Living with unpredictable digestive issues can be incredibly frustrating. The cycle of cramping, bloating, and urgent trips to the bathroom can leave you feeling powerless and searching for answers. Many people who experience these issues wonder if they have Irritable Bowel…