The practice's building at 1230 Mamaroneck Avenue, White Plains, brick and stucco beside a glass stair tower.

Implants planned, placed and finished in one office.

Prosthodontists Dr. Joseph R. Carpentieri and Dr. Libel Eduardo plan the surgery and build the teeth themselves, with 3D imaging and an in-office milling unit, on Mamaroneck Avenue in White Plains.

Specialty training 3 yrs

of prosthodontic training after dental school, the specialty in restoring and replacing teeth.

Training and appointments, from the doctors' own biographies

Columbia UniversityAssistant Clinical ProfessorAlbert Einstein / MontefioreProsthodontic specialtyNYU College of DentistryFour-year implant fellowshipZimmer BiometImplant consultant & lecturerUniversity of MarylandMagna cum laude, 1985
The reception desk and waiting chairs in Suite 201.
A treatment room at the practice, with a chair-side monitor and a window.

Our approach

Most implant patients are passed between a surgeon who places the implant and a dentist who makes the tooth. Here one team, trained in both, does the whole case in one location.

Surgical extractions, grafting, implant placement and the teeth themselves, without the disconnect between specialists.

The reception desk and waiting area in Suite 201.
The consultation office, with the doctors' diplomas on the wall.
The corridor to the treatment rooms.
A treatment room with a monitor beside the chair.
The in-office CEREC milling unit that makes same day crowns.
A treatment room with a window onto Mamaroneck Avenue.
A 3D cone beam scan with planned implants on the office monitor.
A crown being designed in the CEREC software on the office screen.
The building at 1230 Mamaroneck Avenue.
The consultation office, with diplomas on the wall and a 3D scan on the screen.
1997
Dr. Carpentieri's prosthodontic specialty certificate, Albert Einstein College of Medicine / Montefiore.

Meet your prosthodontists

Dr. Joseph R. Carpentieri, DDS

Dual specialty training in the prosthetics and in implant surgery, which is what lets one office take a case from the first scan to the final teeth.

  • Magna cum laude, 1985University of Maryland/Baltimore College of Dental Surgery.
  • Prosthodontic specialty, 1997Albert Einstein College of Medicine/Montefiore Medical Center.
  • Four-year fellowshipPeriodontology and Implant Dentistry, New York University College of Dentistry.
  • Author and lecturerWrote a textbook on dental implant treatment and lectures nationally and internationally.

Two specialists, one standard.

Dr. Carpentieri went looking for clinicians who were the best of the best in education and training, and exceptionally good people. Dr. Eduardo, a prosthodontist who grew up in her parents' dental office and laboratory, is who he found.

Dr. Joseph R. Carpentieri, DDS.
Prosthodontist

Dr. Joseph R. Carpentieri, DDS

Graduated magna cum laude from the University of Maryland/Baltimore College of Dental Surgery in 1985, earned his prosthodontic specialty certificate at Albert Einstein College of Medicine/Montefiore in 1997, then completed a four-year fellowship in periodontology and implant dentistry at NYU. Trained in both the prosthetics and the surgery.

University of Maryland, 1985 · Albert Einstein / Montefiore, 1997 · NYU fellowship

Dr. Libel Eduardo, DMD.
Prosthodontist

Dr. Libel Eduardo, DMD

Grew up assisting in her parents' dental office and laboratory. Graduated summa cum laude in 2008, magna cum laude from the University of Puerto Rico's advanced standing program, completed a general practice residency at Montefiore, and received her prosthodontics specialty certificate from Albert Einstein/Montefiore in 2019.

Santo Domingo, 2008 · University of Puerto Rico · Albert Einstein / Montefiore, 2019

An academic consultant

A clinician who also teaches it.

Dr. Carpentieri is an Assistant Clinical Professor at Columbia University College of Dental Medicine, in the Department of Prosthodontics/Implant Surgical Fellowship. He gives one full day a week to teaching residents, and is a consultant, mentor and regular lecturer for the Zimmer Biomet dental implant company.

  1. 2024Guidelines for immediate vs delayed dental implant placement in the esthetic zone
  2. 2021Management of the edentulous patient: removable implant prostheses
  3. 2019Hierarchy of restorative space required for different types of dental implant prostheses
  4. 2018Nerve damage related to implant dentistry: incidence, diagnosis, and management
  5. 2015Dental cone-beam scans: important anatomic views for the contemporary implant surgeon
  6. 2003The two-implant mandibular overdenture as first-choice treatment objective

Dental implants & full arch

Teeth in one day, in one location.

Outside commercial centers, it is unusual for an independent practice to offer full arch immediate implant restorations. Here the extractions, grafting, implants and temporary teeth are done in one day, with careful case selection.

  1. A 3D cone beam image of your jaw, and a digital impression of your teeth
  2. The two files merged, and the implants placed virtually against the ideal tooth position
  3. A model-less surgical guide made from that plan
  4. Surgery, prosthetics and laboratory work completed here, not across several offices
The practice's cone beam 3D scanner.
The cone beam scanner. Its 3D image is the start of every implant plan.

One tooth, several, or all of them.

Single tooth implants

A titanium anchor fuses with the jawbone over a few months, then an abutment and a crown are attached to it. It also helps keep the bone around it.

Implant supported bridges

For three or more missing teeth in a row. Usually two implants carry a porcelain bridge, so the natural teeth either side are not cut down for crowns.

Implant supported dentures

Fixed, or removable and snapped onto the implants instead of held with paste. A full arch generally needs a minimum of four implants.

Guided placement

The implants are placed virtually on a 3D model first, and a surgical guide is made from that plan to carry it into the mouth precisely.

Services in White Plains, NY

Restoring natural teeth, and replacing missing ones.

Prosthodontic care covers everything from a single filling to a full mouth restoration, with close attention to how it looks as well as how it works.

Restorative

Crowns, bridges, inlays and onlays, planned by prosthodontists. Where only part of a tooth is damaged, only that part is removed and the rest is bonded back.

  • Same Day Crowns
  • Dental Crowns
  • Dental Bridges
  • Inlays & Onlays
  • Tooth Colored Fillings
  • Dentures & Partials
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Cosmetic

Veneers made to your own shade and shape, bonding for chips and gaps, whitening, and Invisalign aligners changed about every two weeks.

  • Porcelain Veneers
  • Cosmetic Bonding
  • Teeth Whitening
  • Invisalign
  • Microabrasion
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Implants & Surgery

Extractions, grafting, implant placement and the teeth on top, in the same office. Gum grafts cover exposed roots and ease sensitivity.

  • Dental Implants
  • Full Arch Restorations
  • Extractions
  • Gum Grafting
  • Lasers in Dentistry
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General Care

The comprehensive exam with x-rays, bite, jaw and an oral cancer check, cleanings, root canal treatment, TMJ care and custom mouth guards.

  • Comprehensive Exams
  • Cleanings
  • Scaling & Root Planing
  • Root Canal Treatment
  • TMJ Disorders
  • Custom Mouth Guards
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Technology

Scan, plan and make it here.

3D scanning, digital impressions and an in-office CAD/CAM manufacturing center for one visit dentistry.

3D cone beam imaging at the practice.
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3D cone beam imaging

A 360 degree view of the teeth, bone and nerves, not a flat film.

The Sirona Galileos scanner gives a 3D view for diagnosis and implant planning. The practice chose it for its low dose: about 100 times less radiation than a hospital CT scan, and less than half a traditional full mouth series of x-rays.

CEREC one visit crowns at the practice.
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CEREC one visit crowns

A crown usually means a temporary and a second visit.

Here the tooth is scanned, the crown designed on screen and milled from high strength, metal-free ceramic in the office, then placed the same day. One appointment, one round of anesthetic, no temporary.

Digital impressions at the practice.
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Digital impressions

Trays of impression paste are the part people hate.

The Omnicam scanner records the teeth digitally instead, with no mess and no gagging. The same scan is merged with the 3D image to plan implants and make the surgical guide.

Oral cancer risk assessment

Early detection, from a saliva test.

Survival for oral cancer is high when it is found early, yet most cases are found late. Patients are assessed with a questionnaire, their history and an examination, and those at high risk are offered CancerDetect, a saliva test from Viome that the FDA has granted breakthrough device designation.

Laboratory fee $299, paid directly to Viome. No extra fee from the office to review the results.

New patients & emergencies

Your first visit, and what to bring.

The aim is simple: that you feel comfortable, and understand every option before anything is decided.

  1. Have recent x-rays forwarded to the office before the visit
  2. Complete the online registration forms, or arrive 10 to 15 minutes early
  3. Bring your insurance card
  4. An interview, basic diagnostics, then your findings and options explained
A treatment room with a monitor mounted beside the chair.
A flat screen beside every chair, for a film or for your own x-rays.

Emergencies

During office hours you will be seen as soon as possible. After hours, call 914-684-1230 and follow the instructions; your call is returned as soon as possible. For anything life threatening, call 911.

Insurance & payment

All insurance claims are filed for you as a courtesy, with an estimate of your coverage. Payment is due when the procedure is completed and the insurance reimbursement is directed to you. Ask about financing options before treatment.

Virtual consultations

A teledentistry appointment uses live two-way video and uploaded photos for a virtual exam and consultation. Often it answers the question without a trip to the office.

Rescheduling & referrals

Please give at least 48 hours' notice to reschedule. Appointments cancelled with less than 24 hours' notice may be charged.

A referral from a patient is one of the biggest compliments the practice can receive. Thank you for every one.

4.8 out of 5 · 20+ Google reviews

Patients who stay for decades.

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I have been a patient of Dr Joseph Carpentieri since I was in my mid 20’s. I am now approaching 70. He is an absolute gem. He is so talented and practices the highest of ethics. Honest, kind, compassionate! Ellen GreenbergGoogle review
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Dr. Eduardo took the time to acknowledge my nervousness, answer all of my questions and she was so supportive throughout the procedure. Nadia SmithGoogle review
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Well run, modern, attractive dental office with responsive pleasant staff. Dr Carpentieri’s credentials are impeccable and his optimal care demonstrates it. Mel MGoogle review
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I called right away, explained my emergency, and within minutes, Dr. Eduardo herself called me back. She made time to see me that same day after finishing with her scheduled patients. Wanda PenaGoogle review
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We have had excellent dental health because any problems have been diagnosed and treated earlier rather than later. His office is always immaculately clean and his equipment is state-of-the-art. Stephanie MGoogle review

Common questions

What people ask before they book.

Before implant surgery or an extraction, avoid aspirin for 7 days, alcohol for 1 day and caffeine on the day, wear loose comfortable clothes and eat a meal beforehand. Full written instructions are given at the office.

What is a prosthodontist?

A dental specialist in restoring natural teeth and replacing missing ones. After dental school a prosthodontist completes three more years of training in advanced restorations, implants and rehabilitation: crowns, bridges, veneers, dentures, implant restorations, bite problems, TMJ problems and full mouth restoration.

Can I really have teeth in one day?

With careful case selection, yes. The practice offers extractions, grafting, immediate implant placement and temporization in one day, in one location, so the surgery, the prosthetics and the laboratory work do not have to be split between specialists in different offices.

Can a crown be done in one visit?

Most of the time. The tooth is scanned, the crown designed and milled in the office from high strength ceramic and placed the same day, with no temporary crown. Some cases still need the traditional two visits and a dental lab.

Do you take my insurance?

The office files all insurance claims for you as a courtesy and gives you an estimate of what your plan should cover. Payment is due when a procedure is completed, and the insurance reimbursement is directed to you. Call with your plan details and the office will help you get the most from your benefits.

What happens at my first visit?

An interview, data collection and basic diagnostics, then a review of the findings, your treatment options and informed consent. If you have recent x-rays, have them forwarded before the visit, not brought on the day. Complete the online forms beforehand, or arrive 10 to 15 minutes early.

What is the oral cancer risk assessment?

A questionnaire, your history and an examination sort patients into high or low risk. For high risk patients the next step is CancerDetect, a saliva test from Viome. The laboratory fee is $299, paid directly to Viome, and there is no extra fee from the office to review the results with you.

I have an emergency. What do I do?

During office hours you will be seen as soon as possible. After hours, call 914-684-1230 and follow the instructions, and your call will be returned as soon as possible. For a serious or life threatening emergency call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.

Visit us

Mamaroneck Avenue, Suite 201.

Hours
Monday
8:00 am to 6:00 pm
Tuesday
8:00 am to 6:00 pm
Wednesday
8:00 am to 6:00 pm
Thursday
8:00 am to 6:00 pm
Friday
8:00 am to 6:00 pm
Saturday
8:00 am to 3:00 pm
Sunday
Closed

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