Welcome Letter from the Team WE LOVE TEETH! Even though our patients dont spend a lot of time thinking about them, WE DO! Teeth are important to almost everything that we do. We use them to eat when dining out with friends, to smile when we greet the world, and even to grit together when we are stressed out. Strong beautiful teeth make us feel confident, and oral health plays a vital role in our overall wellness. Unfortunately teeth arent like fingernails or hair. We only get one real set that has to last us a lifetime. What always comes first in our office is our patients. We have created a culture in our office that strives to create an experience that is both positive and educational. With technology embedded in our day to day procedures, we strive to better educate you and guide you in planning for your teeth in a comfortable and relaxed setting. With better planning and communication dentistry today can be painless, effective and efficient.  We believe that the best way to avoid anxiety and discomfort during a dental procedure is to make sure that patients are well-informed and well-educated on every step of their procedure and that they’re empowered to make their own decisions regarding their dental health. Each member of the staff regularly participates in continuing education to ensure they’re up to date on all the latest technology and techniques, so that their patients get the most effective, least-invasive possible treatments. At Fuller Smiles, you can find a solution to any dental problem, whether you need a restorative treatment like a filling, crown placement, or dental implant surgery, or you just need to start your child out on the right path to good dental health with a cleaning from one of the staff’s pediatric dentists. By design, Fuller Smiles has a spa-like atmosphere, where customer service is the number one priority. Now with practices in New York City and four locations in Southern California, we have made it easier than ever for you to access the warm and friendly care your smile deserves. .