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When tragedy strikes, the friends and family members of victims are often left wondering what became of their loved ones. These unfortunate mysteries make challenging situations even more trying and can prevent people from moving on. In difficult times, committed and skilled individua

Dr. Stephen J. Gershberg has been improving patients’ smiles at our Bryn Mawr practice for over three decades. He performs a wide variety of general, restorative, and cosmetic treatments for outstanding outcomes. In addition to sharing his experience and expertise with our patients, D

How often do you truly feel well rested? Are you getting the beauty sleep you need? Chances are, your answers to these questions are “no.” The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently reported: “insufficient sleep is a public health epidemic.” While calling inadequate shut-

You probably realize that going to the dentist is a good idea, but did you know taking better care of your teeth and gums could actually extend your life? Recent reports from the National Institute for Dental and Craniofacial Research, the World Health Organization, and Mayo Clinic es

Having functional teeth is vital to your wellbeing. If you can’t chew properly or experience constant discomfort while eating, nourishing your body becomes that much more difficult. In addition, issues with your teeth and gums can have a major impact on your general health. At our Bry

Chances are, you’ve heard of Invisalign®. This popular straightening system uses a series of clear, custom made, plastic aligners to progressively shift your teeth into a more ideal position. Many people choose Invisalign® because of its cosmetic benefits—the transparent aligners are

According to the American Sleep Apnea Association, “sleep disorders, including sleep apnea, have become a significant health issue in the United States. It is estimated that 22 million Americans suffer from sleep apnea.” These statistics most likely surprise you, that’s because most p

Do you wake your partner or disturb your own sleep with your snores? According to the National Sleep Foundation, snoring “affects approximately 90 million American adults – 37 million on a regular basis.” Snoring can be an embarrassing habit, but it can also affect your wellbeing in m

Do you gasp for air at night, snore, or feel exhausted throughout the day? If so, you may suffer from sleep apnea, a condition in which you do not get enough oxygen during sleep, causing your body to startle awake so you can breathe. In most cases, sleep apnea is “obstructive,” meanin