Jeffrey M. Falduto, DMD

09/10/2026

🪄BEFORE AND AFTER🪄

You’re one phone call away from changing your smile...and your life. We can’t wait to see you. Call (973) 696-4200 for an appointment!

08/27/2026

🪥 TOOTHBRUSH TIPS! 🪥 Practicing good hygiene when it comes to your dental health is so important. Here are some tips on toothbrush care, how to store it, and when to replace it. Keep following “The Falduto Floss-ophy” to understand what you can do at home to support your family’s optimal oral health. Stay tuned for more weekly tips, and call (973) 696-4200 for an appointment! 🦷

08/17/2026

Doc Jeff welcomes Maha & Diana to the fam! 🤗 We’re so excited about our new staff additions.

08/10/2026

Some pics from the annual Falduto family vacation; this year in The Thousand Islands! 🏝️ Dr. Jeff said the highlight of the trip was getting to spend time with his sons and their significant others 🥹… and of course getting to try Thousand Islands dressing while IN The Thousand Islands! 🤯

Where are YOU vacationing this Summer? ⬇️

07/28/2026

We love a metaphor here at Dr. Falduto dentistry. ❄️

07/18/2026

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Today is , so you know what that means...

Describe your ideal day at the dental office in the comments — using only emojis! 🦷🫶☺️

07/14/2026

Dr. Falduto wants you to have all of the knowledge you need to stay healthy. Follow “The Falduto Floss-ophy” to understand what you can do at home to support your family’s optimal oral health. Stay tuned for more weekly tips, and call (973) 696-4200 for an appointment! 🦷

06/30/2026

"Couldn't be happier with my experience with Dr. Falduto and his office."

-David

Our greatest accomplishment is the community of patients we have been able to know and, hopefully, give this same experience-clarity, assurance, and the knowledge that they're in the best possible hands.

06/24/2026

🦷 DR. FALDUTO’S DENTAL DICTIONARY

Have you ever had a post put in?

A dental post is a small rod placed inside the root of a tooth after a root canal when there isn’t enough healthy tooth structure left to support a crown. Think of it as a reinforcement that helps anchor the foundation for the final restoration.

A post does not strengthen the root itself, but it helps provide support and retention for the buildup material and crown that restore the tooth’s function and appearance.