Dr. Michael I. Rouff D.M.D.
Dental Therapist
16 Buckingham Pl Cherry Hill New Jersey, 08003About
Are your teeth making you sick?
That could be a real possibility!
Dr. Michael Rouff is a retired holistic dentist. Dr. Rouff's mission in to guide and support clients in their holistic dental care. To prevent diseases and conditions associated with the mouth and overall health. Dr Rouff consults with clients to help them asnwer specific questions about their dental health and how that affects their overall health. Dentistry has some toxic components that need to be avoided. Issues such as mercury/amalgam/silver fillings, fluoride, root canal therapy, metal and other toxic issues. Dr Rouff created Holisti Dental Advisors to do all these things.
To get more information and to take his FREE dental toxicity survey go to
www.holisticdental advisors.com
There you will find a reliable source of the latest science behind holistic dentistry that could possible save your life.
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Education and Training
University of Pennsylvania
ACIMD NMD 2010
Board Certification
Board certified in Integrative Biological Dental Medicine
School of Integrative Biological Dental Medicine; Board Certified Naturopathic Physician
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Dr. Michael I. Rouff D.M.D.'s Expert Contributions
Is Invisalign as good as braces?
It depends on you. Many people can do very well with invisalign. You would need to see an orthodontist or a dentist who can assess what is best for you. READ MORE
Should I clean partial dentures every day?
Yes you should clean your partial dentures whenever you brush your teeth. READ MORE
Fistula
Sorry For your issues. I would find a Holistic dentist to find the source. I always start my search at www.IAOMT.org You may need a Cone Beam scan to find out where it is coming from. An office that uses ozone would also be helpful. If you need more assistance my website is www.holisticdentaladvisors.com Good Luck Dr Michael Rouff READ MORE
Can a root canal tooth still hurt?
When a root canal is done. The dentist does his best to remove the nerve and associated tissues inside the tooth. Unfortunately this is not possible due to the irregularities inside each tooth. The residual tissues cause the reaction. Most likely you will need to have the tooth removed. If you would like more information, please let me know. my website is www.holisticdentaladvisors.com Dr Michael Rouff DMD drrouff@gmail.com READ MORE
Do zirconia crowns last forever?
Nothing lasts forever. Your god given teeth did not. Your filling did not. Zirconium is a very strong and beautiful material for crowns. If a tooth is properly prepared and shaped and an accurate impression is made. And is well fitting and proper shape and occlusion. Is cemented on the remaining tooth with great technique. Is adjusted as needed. Care is taken not to fracture with excessive forces. Is brushed and flossed properly. The diet of the patient is healthy. Then and only then can I say that there is a great chance of the zirconium crown or any crown lasting a long time. I Hope this is helpful READ MORE
Are partial dentures safe for teeth?
Yes. Partial dentures are safe for your teeth. I would recommend a partial denture with no metal if possible. There are only four ways to handle a missing tooth. 1. Nothing 2. Removable partial 3. Bridge 4. Implant Each can be appropriate depending on the situation and finances. If you want more information contact me at drrouff@gmail.com Dr Michael Rouff DMD READ MORE
Can crooked front teeth be fixed with veneers?
It is possible to correct minor irregularities in tooth alignment with veneers. It will also correct color issues as well. But actually aligning the teeth with orthodontics is usually less expensive and more conservative of tooth structure. READ MORE
Can you get dentures for 3 missing teeth?
Yes, you can! It is called a removable partial denture. If possible, I would recommend it be made without any metal. Other options: 1. Bridge-again all ceramic no metal 2. Implants-again all ceramic no metal 3. Nothing 4. Partial Denture as described above READ MORE
Is bone grafting necessary for getting a dental implant?
If you want an implant, then a cone-beam 3-d X-ray should be taken to assess the amount and location of available bone. If there is enough bone no grafting is needed. If not enough bone then grafting will be needed. Make sure you get a ceramic implant as the metal titanium implants are much less biocompatible. If you want more guidance: Drrouff@gnail.com. READ MORE
Is a white filling better than silver?
Silver fillings are half mercury and are toxic. I would avoid all metal in the mouth. Check my website: Www.holisticdentaladvisors.com READ MORE
Does coconut oil whiten your teeth?
Interesting question, If your teeth are stained from external reasons like coffee, tea, or other issues it may lighten from oil pulling with organic coconut oil. If your teeth are clean and without extrinsic stain, oil pulling with organic coconut oil will not whiten your teeth. To whiten, you would need to use some form of peroxide. This can be obtained from your dentist with in-office and at-home options, as well as over the counter option. Please be advised that whitening can cause tooth sensitivity. READ MORE
Can a bottom tooth make a top tooth hurt?
Thank you for your question. If your occlusion/bite is not right, any tooth that is in traumatic alignment can be symptomatic. That would be temperature sensitive, sore and even can become mobile. Sometimes all that is needed is an occlusal adjustment, it depends on the situation. Hope this helps, Dr. Michael Rouff, DMD, NMD READ MORE
Can you sleep with your dentures on?
You actually can. But they can be a choking hazard if they become loose. Also, the prevailing wisdom is to not wear them when you sleep to allow the gum tissue to not be covered for a few hours. Hope this helps. Dr. Michael Rouff, Dmd, NMD READ MORE
How can I fix a gap in my teeth without braces?
There are restorative solutions. If the gap is on the small side a well skilled dentist can bond composite resin( tooth colored filling material) and sculpt and change the dimensions of your teeth. If the gap is wider, veneers would be needed. These are lab fabricated and bonded to your teeth. One thing to be aware of is that if your teeth are already wide and or big. The ideal size ratio could be off. Good luck READ MORE
Are you awake during dental implant surgery?
Most people are awake and the dentist uses local anesthetic injected to get you numb. Some people opt to be put to sleep due to anxiety about dentistry and needles. READ MORE
How can I get rid of an abscess without going to the dentist?
Warm salt water rinses will help draw out the infection. Oil pulling. which is taking organic coconut oil and actively swishing for 10 minutes. Depending on the reason why you have the abscess, you will need to see a dentist at some point to resolve the problem. Dr. Michael Rouff READ MORE
How long do dental implants last?
When dental implants are done properly and placed and restored well, dental implants can last indefinitely. READ MORE
Can a tooth be filled if the nerve is exposed?
If the nerve is exposed, it usually means it has been invaded by microorganisms. Conventional dentistry would recommend Root Canal Therapy to stop the progression of infection. Holistic dentistry would recommend not doing the root canal therapy due to its toxic effect on your immune system. Instead, extraction and replacement would be advisable. READ MORE
Can I get a crown without a root canal?
Yes, you can have a crown placed on a tooth without a root canal. A root canal is only done when the nerve of a tooth is damaged or infected. Make sure that the crown is ceramic without metal. Metal causes disturbances to the body and should be avoided. READ MORE
Can you get a cavity under a veneer?
Unfortunately, yes, you can. A veneer is a ceramic covering that is adhered to the tooth structure. The cement that is used can leak and or the tooth that is around the veneer can decay if exposed to the wrong elements. READ MORE
Expert Publications
Data provided by the National Library of MedicineAreas of expertise and specialization
Faculty Titles & Positions
- CEO Holistic Dental Advisors 2019 - Present
Professional Memberships
- International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology
- Member International Association of HealthCare Professionals
Professional Society Memberships
- International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology, Academic of General Dentistry, International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine, American Society for Geriatric Dentistry, American Society of Dentistry for Children
What do you attribute your success to?
His patients, Adding new Procedures and Communication Skills, Helping his Patients with their Medical and Dental Issues.
Hobbies / Sports
- Golf, Crossword Puzzles, Family Time, Basketball
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