Livingart Dentistry

Livingart Dentistry Dr. Garry Levingart, Dr. Bela Levingart & Dr. Diana Levingart - Laser, Cosmetic, Implant and Invisalign Dentists in Manhattan and Brooklyn.

If you are looking for a highly trained and experienced dentist in Midtown Manhattan or Brooklyn, you have come to the right place. At our practice, you will receive the highest quality dental care. Our dental office uses the latest state-of-the-art equipment and cutting edge technology and we uphold the strictest sterilization techniques. We know that many people may feel anxious about coming to

the dentist, so it is our goal to make your visit with us as pain and anxiety free as possible. We view it as our mission to educate our patients about all of their oral health care options and to help guide them to choose a treatment plan that is most suitable and appropriate for their needs.

We talk frequently about the warning signs that something may be wrong—but what does a healthy mouth actually feel like?...
09/04/2026

We talk frequently about the warning signs that something may be wrong—but what does a healthy mouth actually feel like?

Generally, it feels comfortable, stable, and relatively uneventful. Your gums aren’t regularly bleeding, your breath doesn’t remain unpleasant after brushing, and eating or drinking doesn’t cause unexplained pain.

These positive signs don’t replace your routine dental exams. Some oral-health concerns can develop without noticeable symptoms, which is why preventive care remains important even when everything feels perfectly fine.

How many of these healthy signs can you check off? 🦷✨

09/03/2026

Going to the dentist doesn’t have to be scary. 💚

You’re not alone in your dental anxiety. We do our best to ease fears and concerns through a truly patient-first approach. We believe dental care can feel calm, supportive, and human. No rushing, no pressure, no confusion.

If you’ve been putting off an appointment, know that you’re supported every step of the way.

We’re here when you’re ready. Click the link in our bio to book your consultation with us today!🔗

Preventative dentistry is about much more than having your teeth cleaned twice a year.It means paying attention to the s...
09/01/2026

Preventative dentistry is about much more than having your teeth cleaned twice a year.

It means paying attention to the small changes happening in your mouth—and understanding how they may connect to your habits, stress, hormones, sleep, nutrition, and overall health.

You do not need to wait until something hurts to give it your attention. In fact, many dental concerns are easier to address before noticeable symptoms appear.

Our goal is always to identify potential problems early, recommend the most conservative care possible, and help you protect your natural teeth for the long term. 🦷

Dental anxiety is real and we believe your dental experience should reflect that. 🤍We know that for some patients, a den...
08/31/2026

Dental anxiety is real and we believe your dental experience should reflect that. 🤍

We know that for some patients, a dental visit can bring up fear, tension, past experiences, or a feeling of losing control. We don’t believe those feelings should be dismissed or something you simply have to “get through.”

Our holistic approach looks at the whole person, not just the tooth that needs treatment. That means creating an environment where you feel safe, informed, heard, and respected from the moment you walk through our door.

✨ We explain every step so you know what’s happening and why.

🌿 We’re thoughtful about the materials we use, prioritizing mercury-free, biocompatible options when clinically appropriate.

🤍 We use gentle, minimally invasive techniques whenever possible and never want you to feel rushed or pressured.

🫶 We build care around trust. You can ask questions, voice concerns, request a pause, and be an active part of every decision.

If dental anxiety has made it difficult to get the care you need, know that you deserve a dental experience that feels different. Book your consultation for the most relaxing dental experience yet (link is in our bio).

When was the last time you really looked at your gums? 👀Gum disease can develop quietly, and it isn’t always painful in ...
08/29/2026

When was the last time you really looked at your gums? 👀

Gum disease can develop quietly, and it isn’t always painful in its early stages. Bleeding while brushing, recurring puffiness, gum recession, persistent bad breath, or changes in the stability of your teeth can all be signs that your gums need more support.

The good news? Early gum inflammation is often reversible with consistent home care and professional treatment. Brush thoroughly, clean between your teeth every day, and don’t wait for discomfort before mentioning a change to your dental team.

At Living Art Dentistry, we look beyond the surface. Healthy gums provide the foundation for healthy teeth — and caring for inflammation in the mouth is an important part of supporting your overall well-being.

Noticing any of these signs? Schedule an appointment so we can take a closer look. 🦷🌿

08/28/2026

You’re not alone in your dental anxiety. 💚 At LivingArt Dentistry, my goal is to make every step of your smile journey clear, comfortable, and stress-free.

My team and I create a calm, supportive environment where you can feel relaxed, informed, and confident in your care.

If dental anxiety has held you back from the smile you’ve always wanted, book a consultation with me. I’d love to help you create a smile that feels as good as it looks. ✨

08/26/2026

Take a second and check in with your jaw: are you clenching right now?

When your mouth is at rest, your jaw should feel relaxed and your upper and lower teeth should sit slightly apart. Frequently clenching or grinding can contribute to tired jaw muscles, tenderness, headaches, tooth sensitivity, and even chipped or worn teeth.

Try setting a few “unclench” reminders throughout the day—especially when you’re working, driving, or concentrating. And if you regularly wake up with jaw pain or headaches, or notice changes in your teeth, bring it up at your next dental visit. We can help determine what may be happening and discuss the right options for you. 🦷

08/25/2026

When we think about self-care, we don’t always think about oral care.

But the truth is your mouth is connected to more than your smile. Research continues to explore the relationship between oral health and conditions like diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and cognitive decline - including connections between gum disease and Alzheimer’s disease.

That’s why brushing, flossing, regular dental visits, and paying attention to your gums are more than just good dental habits. They’re part of taking care of your overall health. 🦷

When it comes to brushing, more pressure doesn’t mean a better clean.Brushing too aggressively can irritate the gums and...
08/19/2026

When it comes to brushing, more pressure doesn’t mean a better clean.

Brushing too aggressively can irritate the gums and contribute to wear near the gumline – particularly when combined with a firm-bristled toothbrush or abrasive toothpaste.

A few clues to watch for:

🪥 Your toothbrush looks frayed well before the recommended three to four months
🪥 Your gums appear to be pulling away from your teeth
🪥 Hot, cold or sweet foods suddenly feel more intense
🪥 You notice small grooves or worn areas near the gumline
🪥 Your gums feel tender after brushing

These symptoms can have several possible causes, so they don’t automatically mean your technique is to blame. But they are worth mentioning at your next appointment.

Choose a soft-bristled toothbrush, use small gentle movements and let the bristles do the work. Clean teeth require consistency – not force. 🤍

Your hormones don’t exist separately from your oral health – and sometimes, your mouth is one of the first places you no...
08/17/2026

Your hormones don’t exist separately from your oral health – and sometimes, your mouth is one of the first places you notice that something has changed.

Shifts in estrogen and progesterone can affect how your gum tissue responds to plaque, while pregnancy, contraception, fertility treatment, perimenopause and menopause may also influence inflammation, saliva and sensitivity.

This doesn’t mean every dental symptom is “just hormonal.” In fact, hormones often intensify an existing issue rather than create one from nothing. Bleeding gums, persistent dryness, burning sensations or sudden changes in sensitivity still deserve attention.

That’s why holistic dental care considers more than your teeth. Your cycle, medications, pregnancy and changing stage of life are all relevant – and always welcome parts of the conversation. 🤍

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25 Central Park West, Suite 1T
New York, NY
10023

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Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm

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