Dr. Sameh Aknouk

Dr. Sameh Aknouk Our practice is committed to maintaining the highest standards of dental excellence, enhanced by gentle care, modern comfort, and technical precision.

06/19/2026

“I got my new dentures. Very beautiful. I’m happy. Tonight I can go out, eat good food, give kisses, talk, and enjoy myself.” 🦷😁❤️

Meet Elaine. Again.

She’s been with Dr. Aknouk for years. And today? She walked out with a new smile – and a whole new attitude.

Dr. Aknouk took his time. He put them in personally. And Elaine’s joy says it all.

“It feels good in my mouth. I have to get used to it, of course. But I like it. Thank you, Doctor.”

That’s what we do. Not just teeth. Not just dentures. We give you back the small, wonderful things:
🍽️ Eating without worry
💋 Kissing without hiding
🗣️ Talking without thinking about your smile

Elaine is happy. And we’re happy for her.

We’ve got your smile. 😊

📍 Union Square, Manhattan & Parkchester, Bronx
📅 Link in bio to book your own smile transformation.

Your gums and your heart talk to each other. Here’s what you need to know. 🫀🦷Research shows that people with gum disease...
06/17/2026

Your gums and your heart talk to each other. Here’s what you need to know. 🫀🦷

Research shows that people with gum disease (periodontitis) have a higher risk of heart disease. Why?

The link:
🦠 Bacteria from infected gums can enter your bloodstream
🧬 Bacteria can trigger inflammation in your blood vessels
💔 Inflammation contributes to artery hardening (atherosclerosis), which can lead to a heart attack or stroke

The good news?
Treating gum disease can reduce inflammation throughout your body, potentially lowering your heart risk.

What you can do:
✅ Brush twice daily, floss daily
✅ Don’t ignore bleeding gums – see us
✅ Get regular cleanings and exams
✅ Tell us if you have a family history of heart disease

Your smile isn’t separate from your heart. We care about both.

We’ve got your smile. 😊

📍 Union Square, Manhattan & Parkchester, Bronx
📅 Link in bio to schedule a gum health evaluation.

Missing front teeth? Here’s what restoration can do. 🦷✨This patient came to us with missing upper front teeth – likely f...
06/15/2026

Missing front teeth? Here’s what restoration can do. 🦷✨
This patient came to us with missing upper front teeth – likely from trauma or extraction. The remaining teeth were damaged or decayed. Smiling? Talking? Eating? All difficult.

The top half shows:
❌ Missing upper incisors
❌ Damaged adjacent teeth
❌ Healing gum tissue
❌ Loss of confidence

The bottom half shows:
✅ A fixed dental bridge (or prosthetic restoration)
✅ Natural‑looking crowns replacing missing teeth
✅ Restored smile, speech, and biting function
✅ Renewed confidence and facial support

Without X‑rays or records, we can’t say for certain if it was a bridge, implants, or a temporary prosthesis – but clinically, it’s a clear anterior esthetic rehabilitation case. And the result? Life‑changing.

What this patient gained:
😁 The ability to smile without covering their mouth
🗣️ Clearer speech
🍎 Normal eating again
💪 A boost in self‑esteem

We’ve got your smile. 😊

📍 Union Square, Manhattan & Parkchester, Bronx
📅 Missing teeth? Let’s talk about your restoration options. Link in bio to schedule a consultation.

06/12/2026

“My doctor is a very nice person. He made a denture for me. I appreciate that. I’m looking very nice now – very young. And nice color of the teeth.” 🦷✨
Meet Adam Shahid Choudhary.

He came in for a denture. He left feeling younger, more confident, and with a smile that looks completely natural – because the color, the fit, the shape… every detail matters to us.

But it’s not just the teeth. Adam noticed something else:

“All the staff is working nicely like a family – nice behavior. They like it when I come here.”

That’s the environment we’ve built. A place where patients feel welcome, cared for, and part of something bigger than just a dental visit.

Thank you, Adam, for trusting us – and for that big smile at the end. 😁

We’ve got your smile. 😊

📍 Union Square, Manhattan & Parkchester, Bronx
📅 Link in bio to schedule your own transformation.

June is National Oral Health Month. Here’s what that means for you. Your mouth isn’t separate from the rest of your body...
06/10/2026

June is National Oral Health Month. Here’s what that means for you.
Your mouth isn’t separate from the rest of your body. It’s a window – and sometimes a warning system.

What we know:
🫀 Gum disease is linked to heart disease and stroke
🩺 Diabetes can make gum disease worse (and vice versa)
🧠 Inflammation in the mouth has been connected to cognitive decline
🤰 Pregnant women with gum disease may face higher risks for preterm birth

The good news?
A healthy mouth supports a healthy body. And it starts with simple habits:
✅ Brush twice a day with fluoride toothpaste
✅ Floss daily – 40% of tooth surfaces are between teeth
✅ Visit us every 6 months for exams and cleanings
✅ Tell us about your medical history – it helps us connect the dots

This month, take the Oral Health Challenge:
👉 Schedule your check‑up if it’s been more than 6 months
👉 Add flossing to your nightly routine
👉 Drink more water (it neutralizes acid and helps saliva protect you)

We’ve got your smile – and your whole health. 😊

📍 Union Square, Manhattan & Parkchester, Bronx
📅 Link in bio to book your appointment during National Oral Health Month.

This is where the magic happens. ✨🦷Two locations. Same chair. Same care.📍 Union Square, Manhattan📍 Parkchester, BronxIn ...
06/08/2026

This is where the magic happens. ✨🦷
Two locations. Same chair. Same care.

📍 Union Square, Manhattan
📍 Parkchester, Bronx

In both rooms, you’ll find:
- A team that listens
- A dentist who takes his time
- Technology that works
- A place where nervous patients become regulars

Whether you’re in Manhattan or the Bronx, the magic is the same:
Stained teeth turn bright. Chipped edges get restored. Confidence returns.

This is where transformation happens – one smile at a time.

We’ve got your smile. 😊

📅 Link in bio to book at either location.

06/05/2026

“I came to this facility for the last 18 years. It’s a wonderful place to have all kinds of treatment. That’s why I like this place. Thank you very much.” 🦷🙏

Meet Nazmul Hassan, a patient for nearly two decades.

Eighteen years. That’s not a patient. That’s family.

Nazmul trusts us with all kinds of treatment – from routine cleanings to more complex care. And he keeps coming back because we listen, we care, and we get it right.

Thank you, Nazmul, for trusting us for 18 years. Here’s to many more. 😊

📍 Union Square, Manhattan & Parkchester, Bronx
📅 Ready to start your own long‑term relationship with us? Link in bio to book.

If you have diabetes, your dentist needs to know. Here’s why. 🩸🦷Diabetes and oral health are deeply connected. High bloo...
06/03/2026

If you have diabetes, your dentist needs to know. Here’s why. 🩸🦷
Diabetes and oral health are deeply connected. High blood sugar affects your whole body – including your gums and teeth.

What happens:
🦷 Higher risk of gum disease: Diabetes reduces your body’s ability to fight infection, making gums more vulnerable to inflammation (gingivitis and periodontitis).
🦷 Slower healing: After extractions or oral surgery, healing takes longer.
🦷 Dry mouth: A common side effect of diabetes medications, leading to more cavities.
🦷 Thrush (oral fungal infection): High sugar levels in saliva can encourage yeast overgrowth.

What you can do:
✅ Keep your blood sugar under control – best protection for your gums.
✅ Brush twice daily with fluoride toothpaste.
✅ Floss daily – gum disease starts between teeth.
✅ Visit us every 6 months (or more often if recommended).
✅ Tell us about your diabetes, medications, and any changes in your health.

Good news: Well‑managed diabetes greatly reduces your risk of dental problems. And treating gum disease can actually help improve blood sugar control.

We’ve got your smile. 😊

📍 Union Square, Manhattan & Parkchester, Bronx
📅 Link in bio to schedule your next exam.

Myth Monday: “Pregnant women should avoid the dentist.” 🤰🚫🦷Let’s clear this up right now – that’s false. And it could be...
06/01/2026

Myth Monday: “Pregnant women should avoid the dentist.” 🤰🚫🦷
Let’s clear this up right now – that’s false. And it could be harmful.

The truth? Routine dental care during pregnancy is safe, recommended, and important.

Why it matters:
Hormonal changes during pregnancy increase your risk of gum disease (gingivitis). And untreated gum disease has been linked to preterm birth and low birth weight.

What’s safe:
✅ Routine cleanings and exams
✅ X‑rays (with abdominal and thyroid shielding)
✅ Local anesthesia (when needed)
✅ Cavity fillings
✅ Emergency dental treatment

What’s usually postponed:
⏸️ Elective cosmetic procedures (like whitening) – can wait until after delivery

The bottom line:
Don’t skip your dental check‑up because you’re pregnant. Let your dentist know you’re expecting, and they’ll take every precaution to keep you and your baby safe.

Your oral health is part of your overall health – and that includes during pregnancy.

We’ve got your smile. 😊

📅 Link in bio to schedule your prenatal check‑up.

05/29/2026

“I am very happy with your results. I am very satisfied. My teeth are very great. You can see my smile.” 😁🦷
That’s a real patient – speaking from the heart right after her visit.
No fancy words. No script. Just genuine happiness.
She came in, trusted us with her smile, and left feeling like herself again – only brighter.
Thank you for trusting Dr. Aknouk and our team. We love seeing that smile.
📍 Union Square, Manhattan & Parkchester, Bronx
📅 Ready to feel the same way? Link in bio to book your appointment.

Address

1473 West Avenue
The Bronx, NY
10462

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 1pm

Telephone

+17188245444

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