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Red Bank Smiles 😁 Confident smiles start here.
🦷 Personalized care. Modern dentistry.
💬 A team that listens, always. Thank you for visiting our site!

I’m delighted that you have ventured this far to read about me. As I think about it now, my journey to dentistry started at a very early age. From tinkering with Legos to handy-work with my father and uncle, I was always good with my hands. As I got older, I was able to teach myself how to play a handful of musical instruments and practiced different art forms, like drawing and painting. Whatever I did in life, it would be working with my hands. I was born in Brooklyn, NY, but my family moved to Freehold, NJ after my first birthday. My parents are entrepreneurs, and the lifestyle of owning and operating one’s own business was extremely influential on me. Unlike other health professions, a dentist can be their own boss. Through high-school at CBA, my aptitude towards the sciences emerged and was fostered. Going to college at Drew University, I still wasn’t sure where life would lead. I had a pre-health focus, but I didn’t know if I would be going into research, medicine, dentistry, or any number of other fields. Luckily, a number of my aunts and uncles were in the health-care field, and I was really able to learn about their journeys. An uncle, my mother’s older brother, is a dentist, and it was a conversation in Cape Cod one summer break that solidified my decision to pursue dentistry. He helped me realize that dentistry is the perfect combination of arts, sciences, and entrepreneurship that I knew I needed to be happy in life. However, it wasn’t until my third year in dental school that I truly fell in love with this profession, at UMDNJ (now Rutgers). It amazes me how life-changing dentistry can be! I came back to Monmouth County to complete my post-graduate training at Monmouth Medical Center. I founded Red Bank Smiles in 2014, after buying a practice from a retiring dentist. Going to both grade school and high school in nearby Lincroft, I’m blessed to be able to practice in the area I grew up. Once entering private practice, I continued my dedication to education. I have am currently completing studies at 2 rigorous higher education institutions, and earned my Fellowship in the Academy of General Dentistry (FAGD) within 3 years of graduating from dental school. From the simplest of fillings to full-mouth reconstructions, I am blessed to have learned from the best. Outside of the office, I enjoy living in my quiet little beach town with my wife Danielle, our daughter Dylan, and our dog Rex. We try to travel as much as possible, and we both enjoy new experiences. I enjoy weightlifting, meditating, and reading. I am an avid music fan, and sometimes you can even catch me playing at some local venues. I am sincerely thankful to be able to spend my time in the healing arts. I am dedicated to bringing you the best that dentistry can offer, and look forward to bringing you to optimum health!

Before the first patient walks in, we huddle.Every name on the schedule gets a moment. Who is coming in, what they are h...
10/16/2026

Before the first patient walks in, we huddle.

Every name on the schedule gets a moment. Who is coming in, what they are here for, and anything we should know before we say hello. A trip they just got back from. A first visit they have been nervous about.

It takes ten minutes. It shapes the whole day.

Some cavities start so small you’d never notice. No pain. Nothing in the mirror. Just a faint chalky spot, and enamel th...
10/14/2026

Some cavities start so small you’d never notice. No pain. Nothing in the mirror. Just a faint chalky spot, and enamel that can still rebuild itself.

That’s why we take photos and look at them together. It’s easier to catch something small when you can both see it.

Ken came in knowing he needed something done. He had noticed that one of his front teeth sat longer than the ones around...
10/13/2026

Ken came in knowing he needed something done. He had noticed that one of his front teeth sat longer than the ones around it.

The tooth next to it was loose. That is the finding that changes the conversation, because a loose tooth is not a cosmetic issue and it does not stay put on its own.

Implants, crowns, veneers, and Invisalign on the lower. Ken's smile is straight and white now. It is also stable, which is the part he came in for without knowing it.

10/09/2026

Yesterday was photoshoot day at 180 River Rd.

We spent the morning with photographer Maria Levi, capturing the space we’ve been quietly reworking for months. The copper tin ceiling. The wingback chairs in the reception room. The gallery hallway with its black ceiling and hand-numbered doors.

We’ve been living with these changes every day. Soon you’ll get to see them the way we do.

More to come.

Porchfest today.Every porch in town turns into a stage for an afternoon. People you wave to all year are suddenly playin...
10/03/2026

Porchfest today.

Every porch in town turns into a stage for an afternoon. People you wave to all year are suddenly playing guitar on their front steps, and everyone else brings a chair and listens.

It's one of Dr. Klayman's favorite days in Red Bank. Not because it's big. Because it's ours.

If you see him out there, come say hello.

This is Diane.If you've been here for a cleaning, you already know her. She's the steady hands, and the conversation tha...
10/02/2026

This is Diane.

If you've been here for a cleaning, you already know her. She's the steady hands, and the conversation that picks up right where it left off six months ago.

October is Dental Hygiene Month. Diane doesn't need a month for us to notice the work she does, but we'll take the excuse to say it out loud.

Thank you, Diane.

Houy had been having problems with her teeth for a long time. Not one problem. A pattern.When she lost a front tooth, sh...
09/30/2026

Houy had been having problems with her teeth for a long time. Not one problem. A pattern.

When she lost a front tooth, she decided she was done addressing things one at a time.

Invisalign, crowns, veneers, implants. Used together, over a long stretch, to rebuild a bite that works. The way it looks is the part people notice. How it functions is the part that will still matter in twenty years.

Lights on. Door open.Starting today: Tuesdays and Thursdays 7 to 7, Fridays 9 to 3. Everything else the same as it was.I...
09/28/2026

Lights on. Door open.

Starting today: Tuesdays and Thursdays 7 to 7, Fridays 9 to 3. Everything else the same as it was.

If an early morning has always been the only time that works for you, this one is for you.

There's a specific quiet to the first real days of fall. The air sharpens, the light leans lower, and everything feels a...
09/26/2026

There's a specific quiet to the first real days of fall. The air sharpens, the light leans lower, and everything feels a little more deliberate. It's a good season for slowing down and paying attention. We hope you find a moment this week to step outside and take it in. The leaves only do this once a year.

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180 River Road
Red Bank, NJ
07701

Opening Hours

Monday 12pm - 7pm
Tuesday 7am - 2pm
Wednesday 12pm - 7pm
Thursday 7am - 2pm

Telephone

+17327411052

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