We Do Teeth

04/04/2026

Ready to look and feel your best? We Do Wellness is opening its doors for an exclusive Open House event, and you’re invited!

Whether you’re looking to sculpt your physique or give your face a natural lift, this is the perfect time to see what the hype is all about. We’re showcasing two of the most revolutionary non-invasive treatments in the industry: EMSCULPT NEO and EMFACE.

✨ What’s in it for you?
Live Demos: See exactly how the technology works in person.

Exclusive Pricing: Snag event-only deals that you won't find anywhere else.

Giveaways: Enter for a chance to win some amazing prizes!

Refreshments: Sip, snack, and chat with our expert team.

Featured Treatments:
EMFACE: The first device to treat both skin and muscle to lift, tone, and smooth wrinkles—needle-free!

EMSCULPT NEO: Simultaneously burns fat and builds muscle. 30 minutes is equivalent to 20,000 crunches!

🗓️ Save the Date:
When: Thursday, April 9th

Time: 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Where: 188 Fries Mill Road # STE G1, Washington Township, NJ 08012

Space is limited! Grab your spot and get ready to kickstart your wellness journey.

📞 RSVP Now: Call us at (856) 262-7878

07/29/2025

🚨 Get ready, Turnersville!
On August 8, the high-tech BTL Tour Bus rolls into We Do Teeth and We Do Wellness Center for 1 day only of FREE demos.

✅ EMFACE – Lift & tone your face without needles, no downtime
✅ EMSCULPT NEO – Build muscle & burn fat, no sweat

🎁 Event-only offers
🎉 Meet the team, snap pics, and try it for yourself + we might have some swag for you ;)

Spots are very limited – grab yours now!
Call Us at (856) 262-7878 or write to [email protected]

📍 We Do Wellness / We Do Teeth – 188 Fries Mill Road, Suite G1 Turnersville, NJ 08012
🗓️ Friday, August 8 | 12–2PM

04/18/2025

You're Invited!

Join us for an exclusive Open House at We Do Teeth and We Do Wellness office
🗓 Thursday, May 8
📍 Wyndmoor, PA

✨ Discover EMSCULPT NEO & EMFACE and other cutting-edge treatments that tone muscle and lift skin without downtime.

🎉 At the event:
✅ Live demos - Watch how the Emsculpt Neo can tone your body, and see Emface work its magic on lifting and rejuvenating your face. No more waiting to get summer-ready
✅ Free consultations - Got questions? This is a perfect opportunity to get all your answers.
✅ Wellness giveaways - We’re giving away awesome prizes, including FREE treatments! 🎁
✅ Special pricing (event-only!)

Whether you’re already part of our dental family or just exploring body + facial wellness, this is your chance to learn, experience, and connect.

🎟 Sign up now for the May 8 Open House Event. Link is in our linktree: [Link in bio]

See you there!

04/16/2025

You're Invited!

Join us for an exclusive Open House at We Do Teeth and We Do Wellness office
🗓 Thursday, May 1
📍 Turnersville, NJ

✨ Discover EMSCULPT NEO & EMFACE and other cutting-edge treatments that tone muscle and lift skin without downtime.

🎉 At the event:
✅ Live demos - Watch how the Emsculpt Neo can tone your body, and see Emface work its magic on lifting and rejuvenating your face. No more waiting to get summer-ready
✅ Free consultations - Got questions? This is a perfect opportunity to get all your answers.
✅ Wellness giveaways - We’re giving away awesome prizes, including FREE treatments! 🎁
✅ Special pricing (event-only!)

Whether you’re already part of our dental family or just exploring body + facial wellness, this is your chance to learn, experience, and connect.

🎟 RSVP now for the May 1 Open House Event: [Link in bio]
🔗 Or click here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/we-do-teeth-emsculpt-neo-emface-open-house-tickets-1295211485419?aff=oddtdtcreator

Let’s elevate your smile and your confidence.

Join us for an evening where you can learn all about Emsculpt Neo and Emface as well as experience all that is included with attendance!

12/24/2024

Warmest Holiday Wishes from the We Do Teeth Team!

We’re grateful for all the smiles we’ve shared this year and look forward to a brighter, healthier year ahead. We wish you joy, peace, and happiness this holiday season and beyond!

Thank you for being part of our journey – we can't wait to create more beautiful smiles together in the coming year! 💙

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11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at We Do Teeth! 🍁🦃

Today, as we count our blessings, we want to say how thankful we are for YOU—our wonderful patients. Your trust and the laughter you bring brighten our days, and we’re truly grateful to be part of your journey to healthier, happier smiles.

Enjoy the family fun and all the delicious food! Just don’t forget to keep your pearly whites clean and protected after the feast. 😉🦷✨

11/14/2024

Common Causes of Teeth Discoloration:
➡️ Foods & Drinks: Staining culprits include coffee, tea, colas, red wine, and certain fruits/vegetables like apples and potatoes.
➡️ To***co Use: Both smoking and chewing to***co can significantly stain teeth.
➡️ Poor Dental Hygiene: Infrequent brushing, flossing, and rinsing lead to plaque buildup and staining.
➡️ Disease & Treatments: Conditions affecting enamel and dentin, and treatments like chemotherapy or radiation, can alter tooth color. Even prenatal infections can impact a baby’s enamel.
➡️ Medications: Antibiotics like tetracycline, certain mouth rinses, antihistamines, antipsychotics, and blood pressure medications can cause discoloration.
➡️ Dental Materials: Silver amalgam fillings may darken teeth.
➡️ Aging: Enamel naturally wears down with age, revealing darker dentin beneath.
➡️ Genetics: Some people inherit thicker or naturally brighter enamel.
➡️ Environmental Factors: Excessive fluoride intake from water or dental products can cause discoloration.
➡️ Trauma: Injuries during tooth development can affect color.

Solutions for Whitening Teeth:
👉🏼 Maintain Oral Hygiene: Brush and floss regularly to prevent stains.
👉🏼 Avoid Stain-Causing Substances: Limit or rinse after consuming stain-prone foods/drinks and to***co. Straws can help reduce staining from beverages.
👉🏼 Over-the-Counter Whitening: Effective but may cause temporary sensitivity or irritation.
👉🏼 Dentist-Prescribed At-Home Treatments: Custom solutions for better results.
👉🏼 In-Office Whitening: Professional bleaching often yields the fastest results but may require multiple sessions.
👉🏼 Bonding: Dental materials fused to teeth to change color or shape.
👉🏼 Veneers: Thin shells placed over teeth for a lasting cosmetic fix.

Regaining your bright smile starts with understanding the cause of discoloration and choosing the best treatment option for you!

📞 Wyndmoor Office: (215) 233-1700
📞 Turnersville Office: (856) 262-7878

11/12/2024

Humans produce enough saliva in a lifetime to fill not one but two swimming pools! 💧

On average, a person can generate up to 1.5 liters of saliva per day.

The Role of Saliva

Studies indicate that saliva plays a key role in protecting against gum disease, tooth decay, and other oral infections. A thin layer of saliva coats the teeth, acting as a barrier against bacteria, while its antimicrobial properties help eliminate harmful bacteria. As saliva circulates, it also helps clear away food particles that fuel the bacteria responsible for tooth decay.

In addition, saliva neutralizes acids in the mouth that erode tooth enamel by rinsing away acidic residues from food. When enamel is damaged by acid, saliva promotes its repair through a process known as remineralization. Minerals like calcium, phosphorus, and fluoride in saliva restore and strengthen enamel, helping to keep teeth healthy and resistant to cavities.

Saliva also plays a key role in breaking down food chemically while we chew. Without it, we wouldn’t be able to fully enjoy the taste of our food. The enzyme amylase in saliva breaks down sugars in food, aiding in the smooth transport of partially digested food down the esophagus. Saliva is essential for proper digestion.

Additionally, saliva can signal that something is about to occur. Ivan Pavlov’s theory demonstrated that living beings respond to stimuli. In his experiments, dogs would start salivating at the sound of a bell, expecting to be fed. The same phenomenon happens with humans. When we think about food, especially when we are hungry, we begin to salivate in anticipation of digestion.

Saliva also plays a protective role when we are about to vomit, a process known as reverse peristalsis. As saliva fills our mouths, it coats and protects the tissue and teeth (enamel) from being damaged by stomach acid, acting as a buffer during this unpleasant bodily event.

📞 Wyndmoor Office: (215) 233-1700
📞 Turnersville Office: (856) 262-7878

11/07/2024

Crooked or crowded teeth may seem harmless, but they can lead to surprising health challenges. Here’s why orthodontic treatment is more than just a cosmetic choice:

Health Benefits of Straight Teeth:
🦷 Proper Bite Alignment
Aligned teeth allow your upper and lower jaws to meet correctly when biting, chewing, and speaking. This reduces the risk of TMJ disorders, jaw pain, headaches, and uneven enamel wear. Orthodontics ensures efficient chewing and reduces long-term discomfort from misalignment.

🦷 Enhanced Oral Hygiene
Crowded teeth make brushing and flossing difficult, leading to plaque buildup and a higher risk of cavities, gum disease, and bad breath. Straight teeth simplify oral care, protecting you from dental issues that can impact overall health.

🦷 Improved Speech
Misalignment can interfere with how your tongue moves to produce certain sounds, like “s” or “th.” Aligning teeth can improve speech clarity and pronunciation.

🦷 Better Digestion
Thorough chewing is vital for digestion, but misaligned teeth can make this difficult. Straightening teeth helps you chew more effectively, supporting digestion and reducing related issues.

🦷 Confidence Boost
A confident smile can positively impact both personal and professional relationships, helping you feel more assured in social and work settings.

Orthodontics isn’t just about a beautiful smile – it’s about creating a healthier, more functional mouth!

📞 Wyndmoor Office: (215) 233-1700
📞 Turnersville Office: (856) 262-7878

11/05/2024

Did you know that half of the bacteria in your mouth are on your tongue? Keeping your tongue clean is essential for oral health, yet it’s often overlooked. Here’s why tongue scraping is a game-changer and how to add it to your routine:

Why Clean Your Tongue?
The surface of your tongue is covered in tiny papillae that trap plaque, bacteria, food particles, and dead skin cells. If left unchecked, this buildup can lead to bad breath, cavities, and gum disease. Thankfully, cleaning your tongue takes just seconds and offers powerful benefits!

Tongue-Cleaning Options:
1️⃣ Toothbrush Method
After brushing your teeth, gently brush your tongue for 15-30 seconds to reduce bacteria. If you tend to gag, consider doing this in the evening. This method is convenient and can be easily incorporated into your brushing routine.

2️⃣ Tongue Scraper
A specially designed tool, a tongue scraper is used to sweep away debris with light pressure. This method is especially effective at reaching the entire tongue surface and minimizing bacteria buildup.

Benefits of Tongue Scraping:
✔️ Enhanced Taste: By removing buildup, your tongue is better able to taste and enjoy sweet, salty, bitter, and sour flavors.
✔️ Cleaner Appearance: Daily scraping reduces white coatings and keeps your tongue looking fresh.
✔️ Fewer Bacteria: Helps reduce harmful bacteria, like Mutans streptococci, which cause bad breath and decay.
✔️ Boosts Oral Health: A cleaner tongue supports gum and tooth health by reducing the risk of decay and gum disease.
✔️ Improved Breath: Scraping can eliminate up to 30% more sulfur compounds (the ones that cause odor) than a soft-bristled toothbrush alone.

3️⃣ Antiseptic Mouthwash
While mouthwash can help kill bacteria and freshen breath, it doesn’t replace brushing, flossing, or tongue scraping. It’s best as a supplement to other oral hygiene practices.

Take a few extra moments each day to clean your tongue, and your mouth will thank you! 😁

📞 Wyndmoor Office: (215) 233-1700
📞 Turnersville Office: (856) 262-7878

11/01/2024

Yesterday We Do Teeth had wonderful guests at our Wyndmoor office! They did assure us they would not eat all the candy at once and would make sure their teeth were properly cleaned and brushed :)