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Searching for the Best Periodontist in New York City

Most General Dentists provide dental care for the entire mouth. Dentists can help you take care of your teeth and gums. However, when gum problems are beyond their expertise, they may recommend you see a periodontist.

Many patients who have advanced or sever gum problems search for a periodontist on their own. A periodontist specializes in the care of the gums and bone supporting the teeth. Becoming a periodontist requires 2-3 years of additional training after one becomes a dentist.

Factors to look for when choosing a Periodontist:

Dr. Stuart J Froum embodies all of these qualities in a periodontist.

Dr. Stuart J Froum had been in private periodontal practice for over 30 years and is recognized as a pre-eminent doctor and teacher. He is not only a member of the American Academy of Periodontology but served as their president from 2013-2014. He received a special citation and the Master Clinician Award form this organization. He has contributed to chapters in five textbooks on Periodontics that are currently being used to train dentists to be periodontist. He edited a textbook used in most periodontal and implant programs on Etiology, Prevention and treatment of Implant Complications.

He has published more than 190 articles in dental specialty magazines on the latest methods and materials in the treatment of periodontal disease. Dr. Stuart J Froum is currently an Adjunct Clinical Professor and Director of Clinical Research in the Department of Periodontics and Implant Dentistry at the prestigious New York University Dental Center in New York City. He treats complex cases involving advanced periodontal disease and implant complications from bone regeneration (regrow lost bone support) to gum grafting, cosmetic gum problems, chronic bad breath and many other services.

A complete range of treatment including preventive care, nonsurgical treatments, gum and bone surgeries, laser treatment and the state-of-the-art teaching skill are offered at Dr, Stuart J Froum’s office. Treatment is not standardized but tailored to your specific needs whether treating one tooth or the entire dentition. So, when searching or choosing a periodontist call to schedule an appointment with Dr. Stuart J Froum at 212.586.4209

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