Dr. Patricia Moezinia, DDS is a cosmetic dentist with 33 years of experience. A woman owned and LGBTQ friendly practice, Empower Your Smile in New York City, New York, located in the heart of the Tribeca neighborhood specializes in cosmetic dentistry treatments such as dental bonding, dental crowns, dental implants, gum grafts, Invisalign, teeth whitening, and porcelain veneers. At her practice, patient care is the greatest priority. “A good dentist is not one size fits all, it’s individualized and tailored,” says Dr. Moezinia. “When you don’t know what you want to do, I have the experience and the know-how to help you discover it.”
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Exceptional as Always. I had an implant put in last week but the process started 1 yr ago. Dr. Patricia Moezinia and Dr. Bagga treated me with care and calmed my concerns. The road was long but I was delighted with the results.
Dr Patricia was fabulous! I went in for a regular clean and had inquired about some spaces between my teeth. She educated me on the options and within a week I had an appointment to get my veneers. Dr Patricia and her team were extremely thorough throughout the process, and made sure I was always as comfortable as possible. My veneers look natural and I couldn’t be happier!
Great visit today with Doctor Patricia M. The implant was a success. All explained in details the staff was very helpful. My mouth feels great. Already recommended my friend. Highly recommend to all the dental services .ll love the office atmosphere and thanks for everything.
I am so happy that I've found my "forever dentist"! Dr. Moezinia has helped me so much with my teeth. I've had issues all my life with grinding and veneers. She has totally transformed my mouth. You won't find anyone better in NYC
After having adult braces for two years and two budget crowns put on 2 teeth I still really hated my smile. I have a small mouth and grew adult teeth that weren’t much larger than my baby teeth, plus very large gaps between each tooth. After the braces and crowns on the two teeth, I had metal bars put behind my top and bottom front teeth because even when wearing a retainer at night the t...
A: Although more clinical and radiographic studies would be necessary
for an accurate answer from what we can see in the pictures you
have a thin biotype periodontal tissue, which makes it more prone to
recession. A solution for your particular case would be to have a soft
tissue graft, which will protect your implant from future recession, as
well as improve the protection of the gingiva from periodontal
disease or peri-implantitis. Dr. Bagga, specialist in periodontics, will
be in charge of guiding you to achieve the best treatment plan.
A: The veneer treatment consists of a ceramic or resin restoration that is
chemically bonded to the tooth surface that was previously carved on
the vestibular side of the tooth. This is not possible to achieve on
dental crowns, since it will not be possible to achieve this chemical
adhesion, so the only solution to improve this crown will be to make a
new one. In your case, it would be recommended to make veneers on
the other teeth and the new crown on the implant at the same time,
to achieve the best result. Dr. Moezinia, specialist in dental aesthetics,
will be in charge of guiding you to achieve the best treatment plan.
A: Although more clinical and radiographic studies would be necessary
for an accurate answer from what we can see in the photographs
veneers is an option for your particular case. The fact that you have
stopped wearing your retainers may have affected the current
position of your teeth, since the periodontal fibers have memory,
making possible the relapse of the teeth to the original position, so it
is important that you continue to wear your retainers. As for the
treatment with veneers, you will be able to improve the shape, size
and color of your teeth, thus improving your smile. Dr. Moezinia,
specialist in dental aesthetics, will be in charge of guiding you to
achieve the best treatment plan.
A: Yes, the ideal would be to make the definitive restoration before
placing Invisalign, because if you decide to do it in the middle of the
treatment it will be necessary to change the trays to adapt them to
the new restoration. You can also do it at the end of the treatment,
but there is no need to wait as it will not influence the result of
invisalign. Dr. Moezinia, specialist in dental aesthetics, will be in
charge of guiding you to achieve the best treatment plan.
A: While more clinical and radiographic studies are necessary for an
accurate answer, from what can be seen in the photo your case
would require fixed appliances, in this case braces would be the best
option to help expand the upper arch. Although invisalign has
advanced a lot with its scope for complicated cases, for a skeletal
class III, brackets are the best option. Dr. Patricia Moezinia, specialist
in dental aesthetics, will be in charge of guiding you to achieve the
best treatment plan.