NoHo Dental - Dr. Stanton Young

01/29/2026

Rollneck sweaters are back at JCrew, and so are my photos for their '89 catalog!

07/01/2023

Complaint: Yellow
Treatment: Freehand in 1 visit- no drilling away natural tooth structure

05/29/2023

Chief complaint (top photo): ,
Treatment (bottom photo): in one visit - no drilling away of the natural tooth structure.

05/26/2023

This patient had multiple severely and .  He didn’t like to smile.
Treatment: Since patient had sound roots despite decay, abscessed teeth were treated with root canals, post & cores and . root canals. Teeth that only had moderate decay were restored with .
By keeping his roots, with the periodontal ligament around them, he can still feel like he has natural teeth moreso than implants would have allowed.  Furthermore, he was given back the smile of his youth, while preserving the bone around those roots, the treatment time was much faster, and it was less expensive than extractions followed by multiple dental implants.

05/25/2023

Before (top): Patient complained about yellowed teeth and multiple gaps.
After (bottom): Freehand composite veneers in one visit, giving patient bigger & whiter teeth: painless, no drilling away natural tooth structure

10/31/2020

Happy Halloween! :)

04/14/2020

A word from Dr. Young

Stanton Young DMD - practicing in for more than 20 years, based in since 2009.

While sheltering in place during the , most offices have been shut down. I have put together 5 points of helpful advice to consider while you are unable to visit your dental provider.

1. If your teeth are sensitive:
- Avoid acidic foods and drinks- citrus, vinegar, etc. Consider a high fluoride toothpaste such as Sensodyne, Colgate Sensitive, Prevident, etc.
- Utilize a night guard, if you have one, when you are suffering from (teeth grinding/clenching).
- A softer food diet will also be beneficial if your teeth are sensitive or you are experiencing TMJ discomfort.

2. If you have severe and suspect that you have an , you can call your dentist who should be able to call in a prescription to your local pharmacy for an antibiotic which will likely significantly reduce your symptoms within 24 hours and help you to manage until you can secure an appointment for treatment.

3. While being homebound, it’s much easier to brush after meals as well as floss daily. Cleaner teeth will lessen the chances of tooth decay and gum disease.

4. Avoiding processed foods and choosing whole foods will result in a less inflammatory diet and less plaque/calculus build-up on your teeth. Ideally limit jarred, canned, packaged foods which have been treated with all sorts of preservatives and additives. Choose when possible whole foods- vegetables, fruits, eggs, nuts, etc. I enjoy homemade salads with extra virgin olive oil, a bit of balsamic vinegar, and loads of spices. I also like raw almonds, celery sticks, baby carrots, dried figs… A great breakfast smoothie that I learned from a Dutch friend involves 1 banana, a slice of pineapple, an avocado, and an entire organically grown quartered lemon. I believe that embracing a whole food diet will also lead to improved health and a stronger immune defense against Covid-19 and any other viruses that you may be exposed to.

5. If your are as in red, swollen, and bleeding upon brushing or flossing, consider rinsing wish a saline solution throughout the day- 1/4 tsp salt in 1/4 crop warm water. You can do this hourly for a rapid response, but at least aim for twice daily.

I wish you all well and I look forward to reopening my office ASAP at full capacity to help you with any and all of your dental needs.

Stanton Young DMD
14 East 4th St. Suite 606
NYC 11217

03/06/2020

Happy National Dentist Day!!

A patient gave us flowers for the National Dentist’s Day!

We love our patients, and we love keeping their teeth healthy and beautiful. Here are 3 things you can do that can make your next dental checkup as quick and painless as possible:

1. Switch from foods high in processed carbs (boxed cereals, pastries, chips, and crackers) to veggies, fruits and protein-rich foods like nuts, fish, chicken, etc. These healthier foods produce less plaque too, so your teeth and gums will thank you.

2. Make water your favorite drink. Everybody knows that sugary drinks can cause cavities, but so can beer and wine, which are both acidic and high in sugar.

3. Brush after every meal, even if it's just a coffee with sugar or an apple - anything sweet or starchy. Keep a toothbrush at work so you can brush after lunch. Don't wait till bedtime to brush after dinner.

As they say, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure! We'll be publishing many more specific dental tips; like this page to see them, and message us or reach out at http://www.nohodental.com/ for any concerns about your dental health.

02/06/2020

and are linked more closely than many folks may realize.

A New Jersey dentist is suspended for five years after one patient dies and 14 others suffer heart infections resulting from his negligence during oral surgery between 2012 and 2014. The state Department of Health repeatedly informed doctor of deficiencies.

09/23/2019

This PBS Frontline | Dollars and Dentists episode is still relevant. The industry can and must do better. "While millions of Americans use emergency rooms for dental care, at a cost of more than half a billion dollars, corporate dental chains are filling the gaps in care, in some cases allegedly overcharging patients or loading them with high priced credit card debt."

Millions of Americans can’t afford a visit to the dentist. FRONTLINE and the Center for Public Integrity investigate the flaws in our dental system and nascent proposals to fix them.

07/05/2019

A very touching from a . A can indeed change your life. @ NoHo, Manhattan