If you need a dentist in Brooklyn, Noah Smile Group offers dental implants, laser gum treatment, and porcelain veneers at 1918 Avenue U. Dr. Moise Nawlo and Dr. Edward Chalouh see patients at our dental office in Brooklyn. A consultation shows what fits your health and your budget.
We design each treatment around your face, your gums, and your smile. Our team plans each case with 3D scans and completes your care in our own office. We explain every step before it starts.
Dr. Moise Nawlo believes in the life-changing power of exceptional dentistry. After earning his Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) from New York University College of Dentistry, he went on to complete advanced training in sleep medicine at The Pankey Institute as well as conscious sedation, LANAP® gum disease treatment, and implantology. He has been a fellow of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists (ICOI) since 2005. He continues to expand and deepen his expertise as a critical part of his mission to offer cutting-edge solutions and compassionate patient care.
With nearly 25 years of experience in dentistry, we’ve honed our skills to perfection. Specializing in All-on-4 implants, we offer unparalleled expertise and precision to restore your smile confidently.
When it comes to your smile, nothing should be left to chance. Our full suite of state-of-the-art diagnostic and surgical technology produces precise, efficient procedures to ensure you get a better lifelong smile than ever imagined.
Dental implants are a long-term way to replace one tooth or several. A single implant replaces one lost tooth with its own post and crown. An implant bridge replaces several teeth in a row and does not need a separate post for each tooth. Your dentist plans each case after an exam and 3D scans.
Full arch dental implants replace all the teeth on one jaw with a fixed set of teeth held by four to six implants. All-on-X are common names for this plan. Your dentist checks your bone first and decides if it fits you. In some cases, we can place implants right after tooth removal.
Implant-supported dentures use dental implants to hold a removable denture firmly in place, so it slips less when you eat or speak. We make the new denture after your implants fuse with the jawbone, which takes several months. You can still remove the denture to clean it each day, and your dentist checks the fit at follow-up visits.
Zygomatic dental implants are longer posts that anchor in the cheekbone instead of the upper jaw ridge. They are an option when the upper jaw has lost a lot of bone, and they may reduce the need for bone grafts in some cases. Your dentist decides if they fit your case after 3D scans.
