Alon M. Prywes D.M.D.

Dental implants require precision—and periodontal expertise matters. Specialized care for gum health, implant placement, and bone grafting falls under the kind of work that bridges restorative dentistry with surgical skill. These aren’t routine cleanings; they’re procedures that demand a steady hand and deep knowledge of how teeth, gums, and bone interact over time. When the goal is long-term stability, every millimeter and angle counts.

The practice operates at 11 fifth Avenue Entrance from 9E Street New York, NY 10003, a stretch of Greenwich Village where pre-war buildings house everything from bookshops to medical offices. This isn’t the kind of place you stumble into by accident; patients typically arrive with referrals or after researching specific periodontal needs. Whether it’s treating gum recession, preparing for an implant, or managing complex cases that general dentists refer out, the focus remains on the intersection of function and oral health. A single five-star rating—based on one review—suggests a quiet confidence rather than a crowded waiting room.

Questions about procedure options or follow-up care are best directed to (212) 982-4439, where the conversation can turn technical quickly. For those mapping out their first visit, the directions cut through a neighborhood that’s equal parts historic and clinical. Village side streets have a way of making even a dental appointment feel like part of the city’s rhythm—just don’t expect a coffee shop next door.