Dr. Maxim Podolsky strives for excellence and provides and ultimate attention to detail in all of the services he provides his patients. He received his B.A., and M.S. from Adelphi University. He then attended the prestigious University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine, one of only 3 Ivy League Dental Schools in the country. There he received his D.M.D. and Specialty Certificate in Periodontist. He then served as Chief Resident for 3 years.

Dr. Podolsky provides comprehensive and innovative solutions to each of his patient's particular oral health concerns and needs. He hs a great ability to customize individual treatment plans to meet each patients' desires, resources, and time availability. He has a calming manner and is known for his gentle touch. Dr. Podolsky is a talented surgeon whose patients and dentists appreciate the esthetic and functional results he consistently delivers.

In addition to being an experienced practitioner, Dr. Podolsky has been an Assistant Clinical Professor at New York University College of Dentistry in the Department of Periodontics and Implant Dentistry for the past 8 years.

Dr. Maxim Podolsky is Board Certified by the American Board of Periodontology, a distinguishing accomplishment. He has lectured at numerous dental study clubs on various cutting edge implant and bone grafting techniques.

CEREC crowns from Dr. Jonathan Wachspress, Garden City, NY general and cosmetic dentists, repair damaged teeth in just one dental visit. Milled from a solid block of dental grade ceramic, CEREC crowns are designed, built and placed quickly and beautifully for natural-looking restorations that last for years.

CEREC is an acronym for the Chairside Economical Restoration of Esthetic Ceramics or Ceramic Reconstruction. Developed by dentists in Zurich in 1980, CEREC technology produces restorations such as dental crowns and bridges that are extraordinarily life like and durable. Plus, CEREC patients receive the best in materials and diagnostics conveniently and quickly.

Drs. Diez and Singh are fully certified in the innovative CEREC process. He first performs a complete oral exam to determine if a damaged tooth can receive a CEREC crown. The Columbia University College of Dental Medicine says a dental crown completely covers tooth structure marred by decay, extensive fillings, oral injury or congenital malformation. It replicates the size, shape and color of the original tooth, creating perfect bite and protecting remaining enamel from further damage.

In addition to the oral exam, Drs. Diez and Singh use digital x-rays and an inventive combination of CT and light scanning techniques to image the tooth. With CAD-CAM software (Computer-aided Design/Computer-aided Manufacturing), he makes a digital impression. This quick process eliminates gooey impressions and long wait times for lab work to be completed. He also shapes the remaining tooth enamel to receive the crown.

The digital impression gives the CEREC milling machine all the information needed to manufacture a beautiful all-ceramic dental crown. The manufacturing process takes 15 minutes or so, and Drs. Diez and Singh add special shading and polishing to finish the CEREC crown. He bonds it securely in place, and amazingly, the fit and bite of a CEREC crown is perfect the very first try-on.

In addition, CEREC crowns cover dental implants--today's best standard for tooth replacement. CEREC technology creates partial crowns, too--beautiful inlays and onlays that replace large fillings inside and around the cusps of teeth. Bonded right to the teeth, inlays and onlays seamlessly restore teeth to full function, bite and aesthetics.