Marc Sclafani, DDS Prosthodontist

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Marc Sclafani, DDS Prosthodontist Marc Sclafani, DDS
Prosthetic and Implant Dentistry 212-223-3632

10/07/2026

Palm Beach, we’re coming your way.

Robert Raimondi D.D.S. and I are here in Florida exploring what’s next for One Manhattan Dental as we bring our exceptional standard of care to Palm Beach.

For years, our patients have asked when we would make the move south. Now, we’re making it happen.

Stay tuned for what’s ahead.

Spent some time in the studio with our longtime friend, , recording an upcoming episode of .As a cardiologist, Dr. Hayth...
10/06/2026

Spent some time in the studio with our longtime friend, , recording an upcoming episode of .

As a cardiologist, Dr. Haythe brings an important perspective to conversations we have every day in dentistry.

We discussed the connection between oral health and cardiovascular health, including inflammation, cholesterol, hydration, and why different areas of medicine should not be viewed in isolation.

These are the conversations I enjoy most — bringing together different specialties to better understand how the body functions as a whole.

This episode is out now! Link in stories. Not Just A Dentist Podcast

09/23/2026

Replacing missing back teeth, even when you don’t have to. I hear this a lot: “I can still chew fine on the other side, so why bother?”

Here’s why it matters. When you avoid one side long enough, the muscles on that side start to weaken from disuse. Your bite can shift, your jaw can become imbalanced, and it puts more strain on the teeth doing all the work. It also affects your overall smile function, not just how things look, but how your whole bite comes together. Replacing a missing tooth sooner rather than later protects everything around it.

09/16/2026

Sparkling water versus still water, a question I get a lot. My honest take: if the choice is sparkling water or soda, I’ll take sparkling water every time.

The sugar in soda is what does the real damage to your teeth, not the carbonation. Sparkling water is naturally acidic, so it’s not entirely off the hook, but it’s a far better choice than sugary drinks. If you want the best of both, still water remains the gold standard for your teeth.

09/14/2026

That viral post claiming Korean scientists invented a way to regrow natural teeth? Not true. It’s AI generated misinformation.

Here’s what is real: researchers at King’s College London are studying how keratin, the protein found in hair and wool, can help repair and even rebuild tooth enamel. This matters because enamel is the one part of your tooth that never grows back on its own once it’s gone. If this research holds up, it could be a genuine game changer for dentistry.

Happy birthday to the heart of our family. Emma, you're an incredible wife, an amazing mother, and the anchor that holds...
09/11/2026

Happy birthday to the heart of our family. Emma, you're an incredible wife, an amazing mother, and the anchor that holds us all together. You light up every room and make everyone around you happier just by being there. Nearly 30 years in and I'm still the luckiest guy I know. Love you. ❤️🎂

09/09/2026

New episode of Not Just A Dentist Podcast is live! This week Robert Raimondi D.D.S. and I sat down with Hector L. Sarmiento to talk all things gum recession, the causes, the treatment options, and what most people get wrong about it.

Full episode link in bio. Tune in.

Follow Not Just A Dentist Podcast for more!

09/04/2026

“Ozempic mouth.” That’s the term going around, but the real story is that GLP-1 medications can have a genuine effect on your oral health.

One of the main issues is reduced saliva. Less saliva means less natural protection against cavities and gum disease, since saliva plays a big role in washing away bacteria and neutralizing acid.

If you’re on a GLP-1, staying extra consistent with hydration, oral hygiene, and dental visits matters even more.

Pre-op and final result. This patient came to me with several cosmetic and restorative concerns that needed to be addres...
08/27/2026

Pre-op and final result. This patient came to me with several cosmetic and restorative concerns that needed to be addressed together.

She had erosion issues and wanted to improve on previous composite restorations that hadn’t held up the way she wanted. She also dealt with severe jaw clenching and nighttime grinding, which needed to be part of the plan, not an afterthought.

Her treatment consisted of a combination of veneers and crowns, along with an upper mouth guard to protect her new work long term.

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800 5th Avenue, Ste 501
New York, NY
10065

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Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
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