Dr. David R. Liebes

At our practice, one of the most common questions patients ask is: “Should I choose a dental implant or a bridge to replace my missing tooth?”

While both options can restore your smile, Dr. Liebes strongly recommends dental implants in most cases because they provide a more natural, long-lasting, and health-focused solution.

Why Dental Implants Are Better Than Bridges - Liebes Dental When a tooth is lost, the surrounding bone begins to shrink due to lack of stimulation. Over time, this can affect not only your oral health but also your facial appearance.

Research has shown that patients who retain their natural teeth tend to live, on average, up to five years longer than those who have lost all of their teeth!

Can Tooth Loss Affect How Long You Live? - Liebes Dental Your mouth is the gateway to your body. When your teeth and gums are healthy, it supports better overall health in several ways:

🦷 Happy National Dentist's Day!

Today we’re celebrating Dr. Liebes and all the care, dedication, and smiles he brings to our patients every day. Thank you for helping keep our community smiling!

Losing a tooth is more common than many people realize — whether due to decay, gum disease, injury, or aging. While some patients may feel that a missing tooth is mainly a cosmetic issue, the reality is that tooth loss can affect your overall oral health, comfort, and confidence in significant ways.

Why Replacing a Missing Tooth Matters - Liebes Dental Your teeth are designed to work together as a system. When a tooth is missing, neighboring teeth begin to drift into the empty space. Over time, this movement can cause:

At Liebes Dental, we believe great oral health starts with simple daily habits—and flossing is one of the most important. While brushing twice a day is essential, it’s not enough on its own. Flossing plays a key role in preventing cavities, gum disease, and other dental issues that brushing alone can’t reach. 🪥🦷

Why Flossing Is Essential for a Healthy Smile - Liebes Dental Your toothbrush cleans the surfaces of your teeth, but it can’t effectively reach between them or below the gumline. These areas are where plaque and food particles often build up. Daily flossing removes debris from these hard-to-reach spaces, helping prevent tooth decay and gum inflammation.

Holiday spirit: activated!
Stop in to see (and hear) the chaos for yourself

Welcome to the team, Megan! 💙🦷🥳
We’re thrilled to have you join the Liebes Dental family — and with Megan on board, additional hours are now available!

Dr. David R. Liebes 51 Main Street, Hackettstown

Celebrating 20 years in our office! 🦷💙

We’re so grateful for the incredible patients and team members who’ve been part of our journey over the years. Here’s to the many smiles, memories, and moments that have made it all so special.

🕸️🦇🎃 Spooky season is here, and we had a blast decorating the office! Stop by and see our festive side, if you dare…

Welcome to mismatched scrub day! Who wore it best?

Danielle and Corinne had a blast at the Megan Moroney concert, and we’re a little jealous of their night out! 🎤💖