Dental innovations NYC. Walk in — walk out with the work done.

Replace an entire arch of failing or missing teeth with a fixed, non-removable bridge supported by just four strategically placed implants. Often delivered in a single surgical day.

Extensive full-arch implant experience by Dr. Shi — twenty years of judgment on what works long-term in the New York region.

A single appointment from prep to scan to milled crown to permanent cement. No temporaries, no second visit, no waiting for the lab.

AI-aided crown design + sub-200µm intraoral scanning + same-day chairside milling. The fit is measurably equivalent to lab-cast crowns; the experience is one visit instead of two.

Every implant is planned in 3D from a CBCT scan and translated into a custom 3D-printed surgical guide. The guide channels placement angle, depth, and position — and every implant is placed by hand by an experienced Centre Dental dentist.

Published data shows fully-guided surgery cuts mean angular deviation to roughly 2.6° versus about 7.5° freehand. Lower complication rates near critical structures (sinus, inferior alveolar nerve). Predictable cosmetics in the smile zone.

A 9.3-micrometer CO₂ laser that ablates enamel, dentin, and soft tissue without injectable anesthesia for the majority of routine procedures. FDA-cleared for hard tissue (cavities, crown prep) and soft tissue (frenectomy, gum contouring).

Most patients tolerate cavity removal, crown prep, and minor soft-tissue work with zero needles. Children and needle-phobic adults complete same-day fillings without numbing — and drive themselves home.

Cone Beam CT generates a 3D map of bone, nerves, sinuses, and airway in a single 15-second scan. Intraoral scanning replaces traditional impression material with a wand that captures sub-100-micron geometry.

Two-dimensional X-rays miss what 3D reveals — hidden infection, nerve proximity, airway encroachment, foundational bone loss. Every implant case at Centre Dental starts with a CBCT.

Patented technique for treating gum recession without cutting, suturing, or grafting from the palate. A small pinhole entry repositions existing gum tissue over exposed root surfaces using collagen strips.

Conventional gum grafting requires harvesting tissue from the roof of the mouth — painful and slow to heal. PST eliminates that donor site entirely.