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Livingart Dentistry

Dr. Garry Levingart, Dr. Bela Levingart & Dr. Diana Levingart - Laser, Cosmetic, Implant and Invisalign Dentists in Manhattan and Brooklyn.

If you are looking for a highly trained and experienced dentist in Midtown Manhattan or Brooklyn, you have come to the right place. At our practice, you will receive the highest quality dental care. Our dental office uses the latest state-of-the-art equipment and cutting edge technology and we uphold the strictest sterilization techniques. We know that many people may feel anxious about coming to the dentist, so it is our goal to make your visit with us as pain and anxiety free as possible. We view it as our mission to educate our patients about all of their oral health care options and to help guide them to choose a treatment plan that is most suitable and appropriate for their needs.

01/22/2026

Thinking about teeth whitening? Let’s talk about what it can realistically do.

One of the most common questions I hear as a dentist is, “How white will my teeth actually get?”
And the honest answer is that whitening is highly individual.

Teeth whitening does not work like paint or veneers. Your teeth have a natural shade range influenced by enamel thickness, enamel translucency, and the color of the dentin underneath. Some people see dramatic brightening, while others notice a more subtle but still meaningful improvement. Both are completely normal.

Another important factor is sensitivity. Whitening should never feel like something you have to push through. Sensitivity is your body’s way of signaling that your teeth need a pause or a different approach. Over-whitening can weaken enamel and create long-term issues that go far beyond aesthetics.

At Living Art Dentistry, we approach teeth whitening through a holistic and personalized lens. That means choosing methods that protect your enamel, support oral health, and enhance your natural smile rather than chasing an artificial level of whiteness.

The goal is not teeth that glow in the dark. The goal is a healthy, balanced smile that looks good on you and lasts.

If you are considering professional teeth whitening and want guidance tailored to your teeth, your lifestyle, and your sensitivity levels, we would love to help.

👉 Book your visit at the link in our bio to schedule a whitening consultation.

01/21/2026

Cavities don’t happen overnight and they can often be slowed or stopped early. 🦷
Tooth decay begins as mineral loss long before a hole forms. When caught early your body can actually rebuild enamel with the right support.

✨ Ways to support enamel health naturally:
• Remineralize daily with mineral rich toothpaste like calcium and hydroxyapatite
• Balance oral bacteria and avoid over stripping with harsh mouthwashes
• Support saliva flow by hydrating chewing xylitol gum and breathing through your nose
• Reduce frequent sugar and acidic snacking
• Focus on mineral dense nutrition since vitamin D K2 and magnesium matter

A holistic dental approach looks beyond the tooth considering diet saliva bacteria and lifestyle before decay becomes damage.

Early care means fewer fillings healthier teeth and a more empowered smile. ✨

01/20/2026

If the dentist makes you anxious, you’re not alone — and you’re exactly who we built this practice for.

We know that walking into a dental office can bring up nerves, past experiences, or even fear. For many patients, it’s not “just a cleaning.”

That’s why at Living Art Dentistry, we move differently.
We take the time to listen, explain, and create an environment where your comfort, safety, and whole-body health come first.

Hearing from patients that they feel seen, cared for, and at ease during their visit means everything to us — and it reminds us why we do this work.

If you’ve been putting off the dentist, consider this your sign.
Visit the link in our bio to schedule your next appointment with our team — we’ll meet you where you are.

01/15/2026

Your toothbrush might be dirtier than your phone… and yes, that’s a problem. 🤭

Most people wait WAY too long to replace their toothbrush — and it shows in their gum health, breath, and plaque buildup.

Here are the 3 biggest signs you need a new one ASAP: frayed bristles, recent illness, and anything older than 90 days.

A fresh brush means better plaque removal, healthier gums, and a happier oral microbiome.

Bonus: if your bristles are bending before 3 months, you’re brushing too hard.

Save this post for your next bathroom clean-out and share it with someone whose toothbrush has… seen things.

01/14/2026

I know dental anxiety is real, and I see it every day in my patients. At LivingArt Dentistry, our goal is to make every step of your smile journey clear, comfortable, and stress-free. We’ll take the time to show you exactly what your final smile will look like and how we’ll get there. From the shape and size of your teeth to the full treatment plan, temporaries are used so you can see and feel the results before anything is permanent. My team and I create a calm, supportive environment where you can feel relaxed, informed, and confident in your care. ✨

If dental anxiety has held you back from the smile you’ve always wanted, book a consultation with me. I’d love to help you create a smile that feels as good as it looks. 😬

01/13/2026

Ever wonder what a healthy mouth actually looks and feels like?

We often focus on what’s wrong, but your mouth also gives you plenty of signs when things are going right. Pink gums, a smooth tongue, fresh breath, and natural moisture all point to a balanced ecosystem and a thriving oral microbiome.

If you’re not seeing all of these every day, that’s okay. It’s simply information your body is sharing—usually a gentle nudge toward more hydration, mindful nutrition, airflow support, or consistent oral care.

If you’d like a holistic, whole-body look at your oral health, we’re here for you. Book a visit with us and let’s support a mouth that feels good, functions well, and aligns with your overall wellness—naturally.

01/12/2026

Are your minerals out of balance? 🦷✨
Your mouth can be one of the first places mineral imbalances show up.

Low levels of key minerals may impact more than just your teeth:
Magnesium → muscle tension, jaw discomfort, clenching
Calcium → weak enamel, tooth sensitivity, frequent cavities
Potassium → jaw tightness, grinding, muscle imbalance

Minerals work together to support strong teeth, relaxed muscles, healthy nerves, and overall balance in the body, not just oral health.

✨ Try and focus on a diet with mineral-rich foods like leafy greens, nuts, seeds, dairy or fortified alternatives, and fruits like bananas and avocados. Supplements can be helpful too, just be sure they’re high quality and guided by a healthcare professional.

💬 Save this reel, share it with a friend, or drop a 🦷 below if you want to learn more about supporting your oral health from the inside out.

01/09/2026

A new year doesn’t need a new you — just new rituals that support the body you already have. ✨

Your oral microbiome is the starting point for digestion, immunity, inflammation, and even your energy levels. When it’s balanced, everything functions better.

We’re breaking down 5 simple habits that make a big difference:
👅 tongue scraping to reduce bad bacteria
💧 hydration to support saliva + enamel
🌙 nighttime brushing to protect teeth while you sleep
🦷 remineralizing toothpaste to strengthen enamel
🤍 consistency to keep your microbiome balanced long-term

These small daily shifts stack up — and your whole body will thank you for it.

Have questions about your oral health or routines? Drop them below ⬇️

✨ Follow for more holistic dental + wellness tips.

01/07/2026

Post-Holiday Gum Inflammation 🌿
After the holidays, our mouths can show signs of excess “heat” or “dampness”, which in TCM may appear as swelling, tenderness, or sensitivity. Here’s a gentle, wellness-focused checklist to help restore harmony to your gums and support your Stomach & Large Intestine meridians:

Schedule your bi-annual checkup 🦷 – Even if your teeth feel fine, a professional cleaning helps remove hidden plaque and reset your oral balance.

Watch for habits that dry the mouth 💧 – Limit alcohol, caffeine, and mouth breathing, especially at night, to prevent gum irritation and dryness.

Rinse after sweets or acidic drinks 🍬 – A quick water rinse after candy, juice, or soda helps wash away acids and reduce “damp heat” in the mouth.

Encourage nasal breathing 🌿 - Breathing through your nose supports saliva flow and helps keep gums moist—especially helpful while sleeping.

Rotate your oral care tools 🪥 - Switch between a soft-bristled manual brush and an electric toothbrush, or add gentle interdental brushes to clean between teeth without over-stimulating gums.

Alternate between warm and cool drinks ☕❄️ - Avoid extreme temperatures back-to-back. Moderating hot and cold drinks can soothe sensitive gum tissue and maintain balance.

Prioritize fiber and fermented foods 🥦🥬 - Leafy greens, high-fiber veggies, and fermented foods support digestion, nourish yin, and help maintain a healthy oral microbiome.

Gum inflammation isn’t about guilt, it’s about awareness and getting back into balance with the right support. ✨ Small, mindful adjustments like these help calm inflammation, restore harmony, and support natural healing.

01/06/2026

Bet you never thought you’d read the words “fun” and “dentist” in one sentence now, did ya?

We know that the dentist is likely not high on your list of favorite activities, but taking care of your overall health shouldn’t have to feel like a punishment. That’s why we’re so determined for you have a pleasant (fun, even!) experience with our team.

Looking for a new kind of dentist’s office? Head to the link in our bio to schedule an appointment.

01/05/2026

We’re officially back in office today and grateful to be caring for your smiles again. 😬 We hope everyone had a restful and regenerative holiday from our dental family to yours! Now is a great time to schedule your routine cleaning or check-up.✨🦷

12/31/2025

It’s the holidays, and it’s not about avoiding sweets. It’s about balance and supporting your body after you indulge. ✨

What you eat after sweets can help protect your teeth for years. After sweets, the main issue isn’t the sugar itself. It’s how long acid stays on your enamel. When sugar is eaten, oral bacteria convert it into acids that temporarily soften enamel. The longer that acidic environment lingers, the more vulnerable teeth become.

Supporting healthy saliva flow and raising oral pH helps shorten this acid window, allowing the mouth to naturally rebalance and protect itself. Try pairing your sweets with one of these tooth-friendly foods to support your enamel health! 🧀🥜🥕🥛🍎

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Tuesday	10am - 6pm
Wednesday	10am - 6pm
Thursday	10am - 6pm

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