Marc Sclafani, DDS Prosthodontist

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

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.

08/21/2026

Have you ever been told you need a long list of fillings? 🦷

It’s a common trend, but not every cavity requires a drill! If decay is caught early in the enamel, it can often be remineralized through proper home care and hydration.

We use AI technology to precisely track these spots so we can monitor them rather than rushing into irreversible restorations.

Watch to learn how to protect your natural enamel!

08/14/2026

A first look at the space where your new smile journey begins.

Come tour our construction site and get a behind-the-scenes look at the progress! From our welcoming reception desk to a thoughtfully designed waiting lounge, every detail has been carefully planned to create a calm, comfortable, and elevated experience from the moment you arrive. Robert Raimondi D.D.S.

Coming Fall 2026.

08/11/2026

Missing a back tooth isn’t just a cosmetic issue. It’s a functional one.

When you lose a molar, your bite changes. Many people think, “I’ll just chew on the other side,” but over time that can create a chain reaction of problems.

Constantly favoring one side can:
• Overwork the muscles on that side of your face and jaw
• Contribute to jaw discomfort and uneven wear
• Place extra stress on your remaining teeth
• Affect how your bite functions over time

Dental implants don’t just fill the space, they help restore proper function, allowing your bite to work the way it was designed.

Your smile is important, but so is the way it functions.

08/05/2026

When tooth decay progresses too far, there are often only two treatment options left: a root canal to save the tooth or an extraction if the tooth can’t be restored.

The good news? Most cavities are preventable. Brushing twice a day with fluoride toothpaste, flossing daily, limiting sugary snacks and drinks, and keeping up with regular dental checkups can help stop decay before it reaches that point.

A few minutes of prevention each day can save you from much bigger dental procedures down the road.

08/03/2026

Come with me as I check in on everyone around the office!

One of my favorite parts of the day is walking through the practice, catching up with our team, and seeing everything happening behind the scenes.

Here’s a peek into a day at OMD.

This patient came to me wanting to change the shape of her teeth and create a more balanced, aesthetic smile.After our c...
07/31/2026

This patient came to me wanting to change the shape of her teeth and create a more balanced, aesthetic smile.

After our consultation, we decided on 10 E.max veneers to achieve the result she was looking for.

One of the most important details when delivering veneers is carefully removing excess cement around the margins.

This step can be challenging, but it’s essential for creating a clean, seamless transition between the teeth and gums.

The result is a more harmonious tooth shape and a smile that feels natural, balanced, and happy.

07/28/2026

That toothache might not be a toothache at all.

Your oral health and sinus health are more connected than you might think.

The roots of your upper molars sit just beneath the floor of your maxillary sinuses, so inflammation or infection in one area can sometimes affect the other. A dental infection may contribute to sinus symptoms, and what feels like a toothache may actually be sinus related.

This clip is from episode 1 of our newly rebranded and relaunched Not Just a Dentist podcast. In this episode, I break down the mouth-sinus connection and why your mouth is not separate from the rest of your body.

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

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