COVID-19 UPDATE

By Dr. David Magid1 Minute Read
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We want to assure our patients and friends that we are closely monitoring the recommendations and guidelines set forth by the ADA, CDC, and the New Jersey Dental Association. We are committed to the safety of our team and our patients. For this reason, we are currently open for Emergency Dental visits only. If you have a true Dental Emergency, please don’t hesitate to call our office at 973-227-9211 to reach Dr. Magid directly.

We are actively working to implement MAJOR changes to our office to ensure that you have the SAFEST dental experience, period. We will keep you updated on our new safety protocols, as well as our re-opening timeline.

Do you have questions about whether you have a dental emergency? Use the guideline below to help. If you have more specific questions don’t hesitate to reach out to Dr. Magid directly. We are here for you.

Dental Emergency Guide:

  • Severe Dental Pain (toothache)
  • Abscess, or localized pain and swelling of the gums
  • Tooth fracture resulting in pain or causing gum, tongue or cheek trauma
  • Dental Trauma

Again, please don’t hesitate to reach out to Dr. Magid directly with any questions at all.

Stay safe,

Dr. David Magid and Team

Dr. David Magid

About the Author

Dr. David Magid, DMD, AFAAID

Dr. David Magid has more than 25 years of experience in dentistry and provides personalized care across general, cosmetic, and implant dentistry.

Dr. Magid combines comprehensive dental care with modern technology and an individualized approach to help patients maintain healthy, confident smiles.

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