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Benjamin Schwartz, DDS FAGD

U.S.

On Vacation
returns 06/16/2012

Expertise

I can answer a range of questions in dentistry, ranging from cosmetic dentistry, fillings, root canals, and comprehensive treatment. Specifically, my fields of interest are in CEREC technology, Invisalign (Invisable braces), and Endodontics (root canals).

Experience in the area

Full time practicing dentist in New York City, treating all phases of adult dental needs. Specific focus on Invisalign cases, Endodontic (root canal) treatment, and CEREC single visit restorations.

Publications

Schwartz Benjamin, Boczko Fae, McKeon S. Oral Care For The Elderly. Perspectives in Gerontology December 2006

Education/Credentials

New York University College of Dentistry - D.D.S.
Woodhull Medical Center, 1 year post-graduate residency program - GPR

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Recent Reviews from Users

User	Date	K	C	P	Comments
James	04/19/12	10	10	10	Would like a followup when you return .....
Angela	03/22/12	10	10	10	Thank you for all your time! Best .....
alto4	03/12/12	10	10	10	thank you very much
Brett	03/11/12	10	10	10	Many Thanks!
arlene	03/05/12	10	10	10	THANK YOU, SO MUCH, DR. SCHWARTZ, FOR .....

Recent Answers from Benjamin Schwartz, DDS FAGD

2012-04-19 New Dentist?:

If you think he's excessive, you don't have to go back there. :) The prices you quoted seem right in line with many other dentists. If the filling is large enough to warrant drilling, then it will

2012-04-18 New Dentist?:

Hi James, Besides asking friends, there is no way to tell. In NYC, many dentists charge between $95-$250 for a checkup/cleaning. And the usual going rate for a filling is between $100-$350. So your

2012-03-19 Teeth, bridge, and jaw pain:

Hi Katrina, I can't tell exactly what you have, but here are some thoughts; 1. You may have an infection under the bridge. If so, you will need a root canal procedure to remove the infected nerve

2012-03-15 bite help:

Hi, Your sister may be right. I would recommend first getting a night guard and wearing that for a few nights to see how that goes. All the symptoms you are describing seem to indicate a clenching/grinding

2012-03-10 what do you think?:

Hi, I'm not sure what you are asking. The tooth looks OK on the xray. However, that doesn't mean that its fine. There may be decay not visible on the xray, or there may be a crack or fracture in

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