Telemedicine Appointments
ADVANCED DENTISTRY WITH A GENTLE TOUCH
Now accepting online appointments from the comfort of your home
Telemedicine Appointments
Get a courtesy virtual consultation from Dr. Korwin
Dr Korwin is now offering our patients virtual dental consultations to provide access to immediate help with dental emergencies, and answers to oral health issues. These virtual consultations can easily be done in the convenience of your home.
We have set up a virtual consultation system for you and we will schedule your consultation after we receive your request. We also will be answering phones to take appointments, address emergencies, and schedule all new patients when we resume regular office hours.
If you have questions about whether a video consultation is right for you currently, contact us at 732-219-8900.
How to Schedule a Video Visit
To start a courtesy video visit, you can fill in the form below. Also take some clear photos of your smile and email them to info@drkorwin.com
Explain what you would like to change about your smile, or what is bothering you and how you’d like to change it in your email.
To prepare for an in-person visit follow up, please fill out the form below and email the new patient forms to info@drkorwin.com
4 Easy Steps
Step #1 Fill in Appointment Form
Step #2 Fill in Patient Forms Online
Step #3 Take Some Clear Photos of Your Smile
Step #4 Send Patient Forms and Photos
What to Expect During a Video Visit
Dr Korwin will address your concerns and give you a few typical options for similar problem solutions. Your specific treatment recommendations will depend on the evaluation of necessary dental records. Dr Korwin has treated over 20,000 patients and has treated the simplest to the most complex problems many times over with exceptional results and with an excellent reputation. You can trust even the most embarrassing dental problems to the hands of a kind and caring dental practitioner.
Computer Requirements
If you would like to use a computer instead of a mobile device, please make sure it has a working web camera, microphone, speakers, and high-speed internet connection. Internet Explorer, Firefox and Google Chrome web browsers are compatible with this service.
How to Check in for Your Video Visit
Telemedicine Appointments
Announcement of Temporary Dental Office Closure
Due to COVID-19 (Coronavirus)
Our top priority is the health and well-being of our patients, families, staff and community. In this unprecedented time, we are deeply committed to keeping everyone safe.
In light of the evolving pandemic, out of an abundance of caution to protect our patients and employees, and due to the New Jersey State Executive Orders extending the public health emergency by 30 days, we have decided to close our practice until May 8, 2020 (subject to a possible renewal of the Executive order at or before that date).
Should you require emergency dental care, please call our office as you normally would and we will contact you.
📞 Call +732-219-8900
We did not make this decision lightly. A great deal of care, research and planning guided our decision. We will continue to evaluate the situation as it evolves and determine on a weekly basis when it is appropriate for us to return to our normal business hours. Again, please understand that we are making this decision with the health and well-being of our patients, our families, our team and our community in mind.
We wish all of you continued health and strength during this challenging time.
Sincerely,
Dr. Robert Korwin
12 Temporary Dental Emergency Tips For Coronavirus COVID-19 Lockdown
How to deal with dental emergencies during the Coronavirus COVID-19 lockdown until you can reach your dentist for a more permanent solution.
What can you do about dental emergencies when you are on lock down? Here are some very temporary solutions to apply when you can’t reach a dentist promptly.
If you find yourself with an unexpected dental problem these tips can help until you can see your dentist to treat the problem more permanently. Make sure that you check with your physician if there are any suggestions that involve medications or rinses such as salt before you try these.
Concerned About Visiting a Dental Office During COVID-19 (Coronavirus)?
We know you may have concerns about visiting a dental office during COVID-19, so we've prepared some information to help you get the information you need to help you feel routinely safe during treatment.
We work very hard at Advanced Dentistry with a Gentle Touch to ensure your safety and health during dental treatment and will be happy to show you what we do to protect against disease transmission.
Dentists are routinely exposed to several occupational hazards, including exposure to infections, hepatitis, ionizing radiation, eye injuries, allergic reactions, psychological and stress challenges. As a result, we are acutely aware of our patients concerns relating to these and other matters and take every precaution in their behalf, as we do for our own families, who also are patients in our practice.
The same practices that we use to prevent the spread of influenza—which is already a part of a dental clinic’s standard operations—also prevent the spread of coronavirus.
Read More About Visiting a Dental Office During COVID-19 (Coronavirus)
Coronavirus (COVID-19): Why Your Dental Health Is Important
Gum infections or dental abscess can deplete immune resources and prevent the body from defending itself against the attack of viruses like Coronavirus
We are all subject to bacteria and viruses that put the body and its defenses under stress. When your body is in optimal state of health, viruses that produce illness with symptoms resolve after the immune system reduces the virus counts to a level where they are defensible.
On the other hand, when your body’s defenses are depleted and weak, a viral attack will not only produce viral symptoms, but also cause other organs in the body to function poorly. This will have a very serious effect on your health. A weakened organ must still provide normal function, and now also additional defensive functions while your body is under attack from a virus.
How to Determine If Your Dental Procedure is an Emergency During Coronavirus?
In a statement issued on March 16, the American Dental Association (ADA) called upon dentists nationwide to postpone elective dental procedures for three weeks in order for dentistry to do its part to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
Concentrating on emergency dental care only during this time period will allow dentists and their teams to care for emergency patients and alleviate the burden that dental emergencies would place on hospital emergency departments.
Dan S. – Middletown, NJ
“After getting my veneers, I felt great. The feeling you get when you get a new smile cannot be explained.”
Stephanie R
“I always have a great experience at Dr. Korwin’s. Thank you for making my smile one I can be proud of in photos!” – Google
Dr. Rogers F., Highlands, NJ
“Dr. Korwin is simply a superlative dental practitioner, the finest I have ever encountered.”
Dentist in Red Bank & Middletown, NJ
