Robert Raimondi, DDS

Robert Raimondi, DDS Dr. Robert Raimondi is the fourth generation in the practice, continuing the tradition of excellent We're open every other Friday for your convenience.

Specializing in prosthodontics, the only American Dental Association approved specialty in cosmetic dentistry, Dr. Raimondi focuses on the restoration and replacement of natural teeth and the building of artificial teeth on dental implants. We are committed to delivering the highest quality of care respectfully and with our patients welfare in mind. We specialize in cosmetic dentistry, veneers, cr

owns, implants, bridges, tooth whitening, night guards and full mouth rehabilitation. In addition to his private practice, Dr. Raimondi also teaches at the Brooklyn VA General Practice Residency, the Manhattan VA Advanced Education in Prosthodontics Program and the New York Hospital at Queens Advanced Education in Prosthodontics residency program. Dr. Raimondi obtained his bachelor’s degree in biochemistry at Stony Brook University and his doctorate in dental surgery (DDS) from one of the top dental schools in the United States, The University of Buffalo School of Dental Medicine. He went on to a residency in general dentistry at Nassau University Medical Center and a three-year, full time specialty program in prosthodontics at the Manhattan Veterans Affairs (VA) Hospital. He also studied at the New York University Advanced Education in Prosthodontics Program.

09/02/2026

I’ve never been asked this question before. Itchy teeth? Not something I hear often, and honestly, I was just as confused as Jake was.

My best guesses: dehydration, sensitivity from whitening, or brushing too hard with a stiff-bristled brush. If you’re dealing with this, try soft or medium bristles and go easy — your enamel will thank you.

08/18/2026

Come behind the scenes with us as we build our new office! 🚧

Every room is being thoughtfully designed with your experience in mind—from a dedicated consultation room where you’ll have time to ask questions and feel confident in your treatment plan, to a pre-op photography room that helps us document your smile with precision and track your transformation every step of the way.

Our goal is simple: create a seamless, comfortable, and personalized journey from the moment you walk through our doors. We can’t wait to welcome you into the new space in fall 2026 🦷

08/12/2026

I get asked about mewing all the time, so here’s my take as a dentist.

Yes, I recommend keeping your tongue resting on the roof of your mouth, but not because I expect it to reshape your facial bones.

Proper tongue posture is part of healthy oral function. Resting your tongue against the roof of your mouth can support nasal breathing, encourage better oral posture, and help keep your lips comfortably closed at rest.

As for claims that mewing can dramatically change your facial structure as an adult? The evidence just isn’t there. While tongue posture is important for function, don’t expect it to completely transform your appearance.

Focus on the habits that support your overall oral health and breathing—not viral aesthetic promises.

08/11/2026

Are toothpaste tablets worth the switch? 🦷🌿

If you’re traveling often or looking to reduce plastic waste, toothpaste tablets are a great eco-friendly option. They’re lightweight, TSA-friendly, and perfect for life on the go.

That said, I wouldn’t replace your everyday fluoride toothpaste with them unless your tablets contain fluoride. Fluoride is what helps strengthen your enamel and prevent cavities, so it’s still the gold standard for your daily routine.

Have you tried toothpaste tablets yet? 👇

A smile transformation doesn’t always require treating every tooth.For this patient, I replaced two older veneers and pl...
08/05/2026

A smile transformation doesn’t always require treating every tooth.

For this patient, I replaced two older veneers and placed three new ones. She came to us unhappy with the color of her existing veneers, which were also concealing underlying decay. Her lateral teeth had a grayish tone, and one canine had minor damage.

She also showed very little tooth at rest and when smiling, so the goal was to create a result that felt balanced, natural, and harmonious with her features.

I took a conservative approach, treating only five teeth and focusing on replicating the subtle variations found in natural teeth.

The result: a refreshed smile that blends seamlessly with her face rather than looking like she had work done.

08/03/2026

The little details are what make a luxury hotel unforgettable.

always knocks it out of the park, but this was such a thoughtful surprise. They had a kids’ dental kit waiting in the room, and the kids were actually excited to brush their teeth.

It’s touches like this that turn a great stay into an exceptional one. Thank you Four Seasons Philadelphia

Honored to be named one of ’s 49 Best Cosmetic Doctors and Aesthetic Gurus in America for 2026. 🏆As a prosthodontist, I’...
07/31/2026

Honored to be named one of ’s 49 Best Cosmetic Doctors and Aesthetic Gurus in America for 2026. 🏆

As a prosthodontist, I’m trained specifically in the architecture of the mouth and oral rehabilitation, not just cosmetics. That distinction is everything when it comes to creating a smile that looks natural and functions beautifully for years to come.

Grateful to do this work every day.

07/29/2026

Your mouth’s best superpower? Saliva. And it starts with hydration.

When you’re dehydrated, your body produces less saliva, which means less natural protection against cavities, bad breath, and dry mouth.

This clip is from episode 1 of our newly rebranded and relaunched Not Just a Dentist podcast! In this episode, I share why hydration matters for your oral health and when adding electrolytes to your water actually makes sense (hint: not every time you drink).

Listen to the first full episode of Not Just a Dentist, available everywhere you get your podcasts. Link in bio.

07/24/2026

How early can you spot a cavity? Earlier than you might think.

Generally, you cannot feel the early stages of the disease process in most areas of your body.

Cavities do not always begin with pain or a visible hole in your tooth. In many cases, the earliest signs are subtle and can only be detected during a routine dental exam or with dental X rays. Identifying decay early allows us to treat it before it becomes larger, more costly, or requires more extensive treatment.

Regular dental visits are about more than cleaning your teeth. They give us the opportunity to catch small problems before they become big ones. The earlier a cavity is diagnosed, the more conservative the treatment can often be, helping you preserve more of your natural tooth structure.

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