Lazare Biomimetic Dentistry and Smile Design

08/31/2026

Dental school teaches you how to restore teeth. But what if you could preserve more of what nature created?

Join Marc Lazare, DDS, MAGD in NYC for an intensive, hands-on Introduction to Biomimetic Dentistry course designed for dentists, residents, and dental students ready to expand their approach to restorative care.

Through evidence-based principles, and hands-on training, you’ll explore techniques focused on maximum tooth preservation, predictable adhesion, and restorations designed to behave more like natural tooth structure.

What you’ll work on: biomimetic treatment planning, adhesive protocols, isolation and bonding, direct composite principles, material selection, preparation design, and hands-on restorative techniques.

📍 AIC Wall Street, 111 Broadway, New York
📅 Saturday, November 14 | 8 AM–6 PM
🎓 8 CE Credits
👥 Limited to 30 seats

Special Early Bird: $1,500 for AID & Academy of Biomimetic Dentistry members
Early Bird: $1,995 through September 30
Regular registration: $2,495

30 seats. One intensive day. A different way to think about restorative dentistry.

Reserve your spot via the QR code on the flyer.

08/28/2026

November 14, 2026 · Manhattan
Hands-On Introduction to Biomimetic Dentistry with Dr. Marc Lazare, DDS, MAGD
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8 CE Credits · AIC Wall Street, 111 Broadway, NYC · Maximum 30 seats
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Learn to rebuild compromised teeth conservatively — preserving pulpal vitality, maximizing bond strength, and helping your patients avoid root canals, posts, and crowns that weren't necessary.

A full day of lecture, microscope work, and hands-on practice — designed to translate directly into clinical outcomes.

✔ 8 ways to maximize bond strength
✔ 8 ways to minimize polymerization stress
✔ Complete biomimetic workflow — start to finish
✔ Supported by Kuraray America & Noritake

🐦Early Bird ends September 30
Early Bird: $1,995 · AID Members: $1,500 · General: $2,495

A full-day lecture and hands-on workshop with internationally renowned biomimetic dentist Dr. Marc Lazare — designed to transform the way you restore compromised teeth.

08/20/2026

The future of dentistry is biomimetic — and Dr. Lazare is bringing it to you live.

This Thursday, August 20th, Dr. Marc Lazare presents a live AGD webinar: Biomimetic Dentistry: Where Nature and Art Meet Science — a 1.5 CE credit lecture on how minimally invasive principles and advanced adhesion techniques are redefining restorative care.

Whether you're a student, new dentist, or seasoned clinician — this is a course worth your evening.

Thursday, August 20 · 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. CDT
Live Webinar · AGD
🎓 1.5 CE Credits
From $37.50 (students & residents)

Spots are limited. Register today and join Dr. Lazare as he shares the principles, techniques, and clinical insights that have shaped his internationally recognized approach to smile design and biomimetic restoration.

Dr. Marc Lazare presents a live AGD webinar on biomimetic dentistry on August 20, 2026. Learn how minimally invasive principles and advanced adhesion elevate restorative dentistry and smile design.

08/09/2026

Honored to be in Utah continuing to learn, refine, and push the boundaries of Biomimetic Dentistry alongside my associate, Dr. Madina Malik, with two people I deeply respect—Dr. David Alleman, the father of Biomimetic Dentistry, and Dr. Davey Alleman.

After nearly 15 years practicing Biomimetic Dentistry and achieving instructors certification through the Alleman-Deliperi Center and Mastership through the Alleman center, I still believe that mastery means never stopping learning. Having Madina here training alongside me with David and Davey is part of our shared commitment to continually refine our skills and bring the highest level of biomimetic, minimally invasive dentistry to our patients. 🦷

NeverStopLearning

08/06/2026

Some smiles need refinement, not reinvention. In this consultation, the goal is to gently broaden the smile while enhancing brightness and symmetry — keeping the result subtle and true to her features.
are custom designed to refine tooth shape, color, and proportion so the smile feels cohesive and naturally balanced.
As a complement, ® can support lift and muscle tone in the lower face — bringing additional harmony to the overall facial aesthetic so everything works together in a natural, refreshed way.

Call: 212-861-2599
Location: Upper East Side, Manhattan
Financing: Flexible payment options available through CareCredit & Cherry
Book online: drmarclazare.com/contact-us

07/30/2026

A confident smile isn't about perfection — it's about balance.
Porcelain veneers are a custom cosmetic option designed to refine the shape, color, and symmetry of your teeth while maintaining a natural appearance. Each case is tailored to your facial structure, your proportions, and your aesthetic goals — so the result feels like you, only more refined.

Whether you're addressing discoloration, worn edges, minor imperfections, or uneven proportions, veneers are designed to create harmony without erasing what makes your smile distinctly yours.

Call: 212-861-2599
Location: Upper East Side, Manhattan
Financing: Flexible payment options available through CareCredit & Cherry
Book online: drmarclazare.com/contact-us

07/22/2026

by BTL is a revolutionary, non-invasive facial treatment used to lift and tone your face without needles or surgery. It combines electromagnetic energy and synchronized radiofrequency to tighten skin by stimulating facial muscles.

Here’s how it works:
-Electromagnetic energy improves your muscle tone by targeting your deepest facial muscles
-Radiofrequency triggers collagen and elastin production, giving your skin a smooth and youthful vitality
EmFace® does not require downtime or anesthesia, so you can return to your routine right after your appointment.

06/30/2026

Your dentist might be the most overlooked member of your diabetes care team. 🩺🦷
Here's something most people don't realize: treating gum disease can actually improve blood sugar control.

The relationship between diabetes and oral health goes both ways. Diabetes raises your risk of gum disease, dry mouth, and slow healing — but untreated gum disease also makes blood sugar harder to manage. It's a cycle, and breaking it starts in the dental chair.

A few facts worth knowing if you or someone you love is living with diabetes:
🔹 Adults with diabetes are 40% more likely to have untreated cavities
🔹 People with diabetes account for 22% of periodontitis cases
🔹 Treating gum disease lowered HbA1c by an average of 0.4% in clinical research

If you have diabetes and it's been more than 3–4 months since your last cleaning, that's worth changing. We coordinate closely with your physician, schedule around your blood sugar needs, and treat your gum health as part of your overall health — not separate from it.

Read the full guide: https://www.drmarclazare.com/post/dentist-for-diabetic-patients-in-new-york-city

📍 115 E 61st St, Suite 14A, NYC · 📞 +1 (212) 861-2599

06/28/2026

We are talking about this If you're pregnant and skipping the dentist — you might want to reconsider. 🤰🦷
We hear it all the time: "Is it safe to go to the dentist while I'm pregnant?"

The answer — backed by the American Dental Association, the National Consensus Statement, and decades of clinical evidence — is yes. Not just safe. Recommended.

Pregnancy hormones can accelerate gum disease, increase the risk of tooth decay, and cause gum tissue to become inflamed and bleed more easily. Leaving these issues untreated doesn't just affect your smile — research links poor oral health during pregnancy to an increased risk of preterm birth and low birth weight.

Here's what you need to know about dental care during every trimester 👇
1st Trimester — Urgent & emergency care only
2nd Trimester ✓ Preferred — Weeks 14–28, best window for elective care
3rd Trimester — Routine care safe; long procedures may be uncomfortable

✓ Local anaesthesia with epinephrine — safe in standard concentrations
✓ Dental X-rays — safe when necessary with lead shielding
✓ Cleanings & fillings — safe at any trimester, don't delay

The bottom line: delaying necessary dental care during pregnancy can make problems worse — and increases the likelihood of needing emergency treatment later.

Full clinical guide: https://www.drmarclazare.com/post/new-baby-on-the-way-common-oral-health-challenges-during-pregnancy

If you're expecting and have questions, our team at Lazare Biomimetic Dentistry & Smile Design on the Upper East Side is here to help you navigate care safely, at every stage.

115 E 61st St , New York, NY 10065, USA·
📞 +1 (212) 861-2599

03/19/2026

Consider this your daily reminder. ✨

Brush. Floss. Rinse. Hydrate. 🪥💧

These essential habits form the foundation of a healthy smile and play a vital role in maintaining the strength and integrity of your teeth and gums over time.

Consistency is what protects your natural smile.