Dentist Heals Kevin Jonas After NJ Star Breaks Tooth On Jersey Shore Vacation

JERSEY SHORE — Kevin Jonas's life took him from a New Jersey upbringing to "Camp Rock" to millions of album sales as a third of the Jonas Brothers. But ultimately, the Bergen County native found himself in a New Jersey dentist's chair.

Jonas and his family recently vacationed to the Jersey Shore. He was spotted last week in Ocean City, and a photo on his Instagram page shows the former tween icon having a good time with the kids at Carluccio's Coal Fired Pizza in Northfield.

But Jonas, 34, ran into a snag during the vacation. Jonas shared a photo on his Instagram story, informing fans that he broke a tooth. However, he mentioned that Seaview Dental Arts in Galloway came through.

"Not only a great talent but also an ideal patient!" Seaview Dental Arts wrote on social media. "What a pleasure to have you as our patient!"

This was not the Jo Bros' first foray into dental health. In 2015, Joe Jonas's band DNCE released the hit single "Toothbrush," where Joe Jonas tells a person he's seeing that "you can leave a toothbrush at my place."

Kevin Jonas was born in Teaneck. But he, Joe and Nick Jonas were raised in Wyckoff before they moved to Little Falls in 2005. That's where they wrote their first record that made its Hollywood Records release.

The Jonas Brothers became Disney Channel fixtures in the late 2000s, starring in films such as "Camp Rock" and two series about the band — "Jonas Brothers: Living the Dream" and "Jonas."

The band's hits included "Burnin' Up," "Tonight" and "Sucker" — the latter of which went three-times platinum and topped the Billboard Hot 100 in 2019. While the band broke up in 2013 to pursue solo endeavors, the brothers reunited in 2019.