About TriBeCa Dental Associates NY

TriBeCa Dental Associates practises integrative, biologically oriented dentistry from its Murray Street office in Manhattan, treating the mouth as part of a wider oral-systemic picture. The practice assesses a patient's whole health history, hereditary factors, existing conditions and diet before planning restorative work, and states that it is mercury-free and uses only biocompatible materials in restorations. Diagnosis is supported by Sirona GALILEOS cone beam CT imaging, an intraoral scanner for digital impressions, salivary testing of the oral microbiome and AI-assisted radiographic co-diagnosis. Restorative work is carried out with CAD/CAM and CEREC, allowing metal-free ceramic crowns, inlays and onlays to be milled and adhesively bonded in a single visit. Ozone therapy is offered as an antimicrobial and remineralising adjunct. A second office operates in Brooklyn.

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Credentialed Clinician

Bahram Hamidi

IAOMT member

IAOMT recordverified 22 October 2026

Procedures

Biocompatible Materials Biomimetic Inlays Biomimetic Onlays Ozone Therapy Ceramic Crowns Sleep & Airway Dentistry TMJ / TMD Therapy Veneers

Clinic Details

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Common Questions

What does the practice mean when it describes itself as a biological dental practice?

The practice treats oral and general wellness as linked rather than separate. It assesses whole health history, hereditary factors, existing health conditions and diet to build a complete health picture before treating, and focuses on prevention and minimally invasive procedures. Patient education on the link between nutrition and oral health is described as part of that approach.

Can ceramic restorations be completed in one appointment?

Yes. The practice uses CAD/CAM and CEREC to design and mill crowns, inlays, onlays and fillings chairside, so restorations that traditionally require several days and multiple visits can be completed in a single visit. A 3D imaging camera captures the tooth, software designs the restoration, and diamond burs cut it from a ceramic block before adhesive bonding.

What is ozone therapy used for at this practice?

Ozone is used as an oxidiser to destroy pathogenic bacteria in the treatment area while stimulating blood flow and the body's own healing response. The practice states that dental ozone also remineralises tooth enamel and can reverse small caries lesions before they progress to cavities.

What imaging and diagnostic technology should a patient expect?

The office uses a Sirona GALILEOS cone beam CT scanner, which images soft and hard tissue in 3D, takes under a minute, and delivers a radiation dose the practice reports as one hundred times lower than a traditional CT scanner.