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Steven E. Roth, DMD

Steven E. Roth, DMDSteven E. Roth, DMD

Dentist

Dentistry

208 Answers7 Followers544 Helpful Answer Votes
 

Contact

Telephone:
Address:
212-752-6537
220 East 63rd Street
Lobby F
New York, NY 10065
 

www.CosmaLite.com

Bio

Steven E. Roth, DMD, is a founding member of the prestigious cosmetic dental practice SmilesNY, in the heart of New York City.  Roth is a leading authority on comprehensive, restorative, and implant dentistry.  Roth is the developer of Cosmalite, www.cosmalite.com, a temporary esthetic solution for patients considering cosmetic dentistry.  

Roth earned his dental degree from the University of Pennsylvania in 1985 and was the chief resident at the Beth Israel Medical Center in New York.  Roth practices with his longtime partners, Kenneth Fishman, DMD, and Timothy Chase, DMD. Visit www.smilesny.com for practice information.

Roth attends and presents dental continuing education throughout the United States. He is a member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, and he is a teaching mentor at Spear Education in Scottsdale, Ariz.

Roth has written numerous articles and chapters for various dental publications, and he contributed a chapter to A More Beautiful You: Reverse Aging through Skin Care, Plastic Surgery, and Lifestyle Solutions. Roth is working on his latest publication, titled  Sexy Teeth: Why You Need Them and How to Get Them.

Credentials

Organization Affiliations:
  • American Dental Association
  • American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry
 

My Answers

A. If your teeth are shifting in your 50s, it is usually as a result of either poor periodontal condition with bone loss, severe tooth-grinding, bite...
A. Orthodontics can help. I would schedule your child for a consultation with your orthodontist as soon as possible.
A. Treating someone in their early 20s would not be a problem for an orthodontist.  The goal for orthodontics is to straighten teeth in order to...
A. Not necessarily. Frequently, when thumb-sucking stops, any teeth that have shifted will go back nto their proper place.  I would see the...
A. There are many great orthodontic appliances that can change the growth patterns of the jaws in order to align them better.  Eight years of age...
A. With braces, teeth can decay just as easily as they would without them. Your oral hygiene, including frequent brushing, water picking, fluoride...
A. The jury is out on whether wisdom teeth growing in can move other teeth.  Age 19 is the perfect time to see an oral surgeon for an evaluation...
A. Age 7 or 8 is a good time to have an orthodontic screening exam.  Frequently, younger children can wear retainer-type appliances, which will...
A. This is a root canal for teeth that haven’t finished forming.
A. Although it’s completely up to you, I would recommend having a comprehensive exam with your general dentist to rule out a periodontal or gum and bone...
A. Braces might help. However, you will need a comprehensive exam to diagnose the cause(s) of all your dental and bite problems.
A. Every case is different.  There are cases that are appropriate for Invisalign, and others that need the kind of movement that is only available...
A. Grinding, clenching, and gritting teeth are habitual and part of normal growth patterns.  We don’t have a fixed way to stop it.  However...
A. Silver front teeth are a thing of the past.  If you do have a cavity it can be repaired with white restoration.  More than likely, the...
A. I would get your daughter to a dentist ASAP, for an examination. It’s possible that the tooth was ready to come out. It’s also possible that it...