Implant and cosmetic dentistry treatment planned with digital impressions.
No more trays full of paste in your mouth
Implant and cosmetic dentistry. We take impressions with a digital scanner: it takes minutes and doesn't make you gag. Exam first, then a plan; we tell you the cost before we start.
What we do
Our focus is implants and cosmetic work. Everything starts with an exam, then a plan.
Implants
A post where the missing tooth was, and a crown on top. We check bone and gums first; position and angle are planned from the digital scan, so there are no surprises on the day.
Zirconia crowns
For broken, discolored or misshapen teeth. With a digital impression the margins fit at the first try-in; we match the shade to your neighboring teeth.
Whitening
For stains from tea, coffee and smoking. We check gums and fillings first; if you have sensitivity, we deal with that before anything else.
Clear aligners
Removable aligners instead of braces for crowding. We tell you how many months at the first exam.
Why digital impressions
The old way: mix the paste, seat the tray, and the patient waits with it in their mouth. We've used an intraoral scanner since 2021: a 3D record in minutes, and the same data drives every plan from implants to crowns. We opened on 7th Avenue in 2019; three dentists, two chairs, one sterilization room.
The dentists
We tell you at the first visit who will be handling your case.
Dentist handling implant treatment
Evaluates the missing tooth area, plans implant placement using digital data, and oversees the procedure.
Dentist on the cosmetic dentistry side
Handles zirconia crown and teeth whitening planning. Decides on tooth shade, shape, and smile line together with you.
Dentist leading orthodontic treatment
Evaluates crowding and bite issues, explains the difference between braces and clear aligners, and follows up on check-up appointments.
Inside the practice
Treatment rooms and the scanner, so you can see the place before you come in.
Common questions
What happens at the first exam?
We look at your teeth and gums, take X-rays if needed, and walk you through the options and timeline. You can decide later.
How long does an implant take?
After the post goes in, the bone needs 2–3 months to integrate; then the crown goes on. About 3–4 months total.
Do you take insurance?
We give you a written treatment plan with codes so you can check your coverage; we accept most major PPO plans and offer payment plans.
Book an exam
Call and we'll find a day that works. The first visit is an exam; you don't have to decide on treatment that day.
Business Hours
- Monday - Friday09:00 - 18:00
- Saturday09:00 - 14:00
- SundayClosed
We're in Park Slope
On 7th Avenue, second floor, five minutes from the 7th Ave F/G station. Call for appointments and questions.
Park Slope, Brooklyn, NY