Category archives: Doctors Advice

By Dr Lee Lichtenstein For many families, finding the right dentist for a person with autism will be an important part of maintaining good oral health. A dental visit can involve new people, unfamiliar surroundings, sounds, lights, and sensations that may be difficult for some autistic patients. Dr. Lee Lichtenstein…

By Hema Vyas M.D. Psychiatrist Meet Dr. Hema Vyas, M.D., a board-certified child and adolescent psychiatrist who takes an individualized, whole-person approach to mental health. For teenagers, mental health can be affected by a lot more than what is happening emotionally. School, friendships, family life, sleep, nutrition, stress, and major…

By: Alliance Orthopedics Ligament injuries can significantly impact mobility, athletic performance, and quality of life. Whether caused by a sports injury, an accidental fall, or chronic instability, torn ligaments often lead to pain, swelling, and difficulty performing everyday activities. Fortunately, advances in orthopedic and foot and ankle care have transformed…

By: Monmouth Gastroenterology, A Division of Allied Digestive Health Colorectal cancer prevention is a crucial aspect of maintaining overall health. By adopting certain daily habits, you can significantly reduce your risk of developing this common cancer. From dietary choices to routine screenings, understanding the role of lifestyle in cancer prevention…

By: Dr. Lee Lichtenstein Going to the dentist can be stressful for many people. For some, however, dental anxiety can make even a routine appointment feel overwhelming. The sounds of dental equipment, needles, the feeling of having someone work inside the mouth, or simply sitting in the dental chair can…

By: Dr. Sezer Olcay For children and teens who play sports, wearing braces does not mean they have to sit on the sidelines. In fact, staying active is an important part of a healthy lifestyle. However, athletes who wear braces need to take a few extra precautions to protect their…

By: Alliance Orthopedics Pregnancy brings significant changes to your body, your routine, and your daily energy levels. For many women, one unexpected challenge is the onset of headaches, or more severe migraines, during pregnancy. These headaches can feel different from what you may have experienced before. Some women notice a…

By: Monmouth Gastroenterology A Division of Allied Digestive Health If you live with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), you may have noticed changes in your weight that seem tied to your symptoms, whether it is unexpected gain, unwanted loss, or the frustrating bloat that makes your weight feel like a moving…

By Hema Vyas, M.D. Mental health treatment is not always one-size-fits-all. While two people may experience similar symptoms, the reasons behind those symptoms can be very different. This is one reason some patients are interested in a more personalized approach to psychiatric care. Dr. Hema Vyas, M.D., Psychiatrist, uses a…

Type 2 diabetes, once called non-insulin-dependent diabetes or adult-onset diabetes, is the most common form of diabetes, affecting 90% to 95% of the 13 million men with diabetes. The rates of diabetes have dramatically risen in all states. One of the biggest jumps was among men. The risk for type…

By: Dr Lee Lichtenstein For families of individuals with special needs, the transition into adulthood brings many changes. Education, employment, living arrangements, healthcare and daily routines may all evolve. Dental care is an important part of that transition—but finding the right dental provider can sometimes be challenging. Many young adults…

By Dr Sezer Olcay, Holmdel Orthodontics Orthodontic treatment is not the same for every patient. While many people think braces or Invisalign are simply about creating straighter teeth, orthodontic care involves much more than appearance. A properly planned treatment approach considers the patient’s bite, tooth alignment, jaw development, lifestyle, and…