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General Dentist in NYC

Dental wellness through routine visits is a cornerstone of CPW Dentistry.

We want to help keep you and your teeth strong and healthy. We’ll help you define goals for your health and image, find the care that’s relevant to your lifestyle, and support you every step of the way. Our hygienists and dentists are happy to see each member of your family for regular appointments, from children to great-grandparents.

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General dentistry, thoughtfully delivered

  • During routine dental wellness visits, a dental hygienist uses special tools like a Cavitron to clean your teeth and remove built-up plaque and tartar that you can’t remove at home even with regular brushing and flossing. The official dental term for this is “dental prophylaxis.” Prophylaxis literally means “action taken to prevent disease, especially by specified means or against a specified disease.” By seeing us for regular visits, you and your family can prevent cavities and gum disease, and keep your teeth in optimal shape!

    Regular check up exams also take place during dental wellness visits. One of our dentists will review your x-rays and look at your teeth for any early signs of decay or other abnormalities that might not have become painful yet. The earlier we find an issue, the easier and less expensive it is to help you fix it.

  • The iTero® Element™ Scanner uses a “wand” with a gentle laser to painlessly take an incredibly detailed impression of your teeth and gums. There’s no goo and no radiation. Once the scan is complete, you’ll immediately be able to see a digital model of your entire mouth. Digital x-rays help diagnose problems with your teeth and jaw and can show our providers decay and bone loss that might not be visible yet. We use digital x-rays that are safe and emit an extremely small amount of radiation. We can even take panoramic, and 3-D cone scan images.

  • Oral cancer screenings detect mouth cancer or abnormal tissues that may lead to mouth cancer while they are still at an early stage.

  • In-office fluoride treatments provide preventative topical application of fluoride in a much stronger concentration than you find in toothpaste or mouthwash available over the counter. Fluoride is a mineral that helps to prevent tooth decay, reduces sensitivity, and can even help repair teeth in very early (microscopic) stages of decay. Insurance doesn’t usually cover fluoride for adults, so it is an additional optional $30 fee. It is included in our hygiene membership packages,

  • Sealants are a bit of tooth-colored material used to seal the grooves in your teeth that a toothbrush bristle can’t reach and act as a protective barrier against cavities. They are usually applied to the chewing surfaces of the back teeth, where decay occurs most often. Learn more about Sealants on our blog.

  • If we notice signs of nighttime grinding or clenching (aka “Bruxism”) then we will probably suggest a custom-fitted tray that covers your top teeth to protect them from damage. Telltale signs you might be a grinder include flat spots on your enamel, jaw pain, or highly developed jaw muscles. Sometimes, the force of grinding can make teeth break, crack, become sensitive, or cause gums to recede.

  • We use models, photos, and animations to show the whole family how to make the most of their home care and to understand recommendations for treatment. We’ll also take the time to go over options in detail, finding the ideal treatment plan to fit your needs, wants, and budget.

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General Dentistry Before & Afters

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Before. Close-up of upper front teeth showing a visible chip and internal discoloration on the left central incisor (tooth #9). The chipped area appears worn and yellowed, with a rough, irregular surface that stands out from the adjacent teeth.
After. Same view after cosmetic repair. The chipped tooth has been rebuilt with a smooth and natural finish. The color now blends evenly with the neighboring teeth, and the incisal edge is clean and well-shaped.
Before. Close-up of upper front teeth showing a visible chip on the lower edge of the left front tooth (tooth #9). The break creates an uneven silhouette, making the front teeth appear asymmetrical.
After. Same view following cosmetic repair. The chipped tooth has been smoothed and rebuilt to match the right front tooth. The incisal edges are now even and natural-looking, with a clean, symmetrical finish.
Before. Close-up of lower front teeth showing several black triangles — noticeable gaps between the teeth near the gumline caused by gum recession and loss of tissue volume. These dark spaces create a shadowed, uneven appearance.
After. Same view after cosmetic treatment. The black triangles have been filled in, creating a more seamless transition between the teeth and gums. The overall look is smoother, with fewer visible gaps and a more uniform smile.
Before. Close-up of a smile showing a visible gap between the two upper front teeth (teeth #8 and #9). The spacing is noticeable when smiling, creating a break in the center of the upper arch.
After. Same smile following cosmetic treatment. The gap between the front teeth has been closed, creating a smooth and continuous line across the upper teeth. The overall smile appears more even and cohesive.
Before. Close-up of a smile showing noticeable wear and irregular edges on the upper front teeth. Several teeth appear shorter and more translucent near the tips, and the gumline shows some variation in height.
After. Same smile following cosmetic treatment. The upper teeth have been reshaped to appear longer, more even, and symmetrical. The gumline looks more balanced, and the teeth are smooth, bright, and uniform in color and shape.
Before. Close-up of a molar with visible dark staining and early breakdown in the center grooves of the chewing surface. The tooth shows signs of wear and potential decay, with visible pits and discoloration.
After. Same view after treatment. The molar has been restored with a smooth, natural-looking white filling. The grooves are sealed and the surface appears clean and healthy, with no visible staining or structural damage.
Before. Close-up of a molar with a large area of missing tooth structure. The tooth is visibly worn down with a deep cavity or fracture affecting most of the chewing surface.
After. Same view after restorative treatment. The damaged molar has been fully rebuilt with a smooth, tooth-colored crown. The chewing surface is now intact and anatomically shaped, restoring both function and appearance.
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