Preventive Dental Care in Mount Kisco, Kent and Stamford

Why it matters

Small problems, caught early.

Regular exams and cleanings catch small problems early, keep gums healthy and help you avoid bigger, costlier work later. Tooth decay and gum disease are the most common causes of tooth loss, and both are largely preventable. A visit every six months lets us remove plaque and tartar you cannot reach at home, check every tooth and your gums, and spot trouble while it is still small.

An exam can also reveal things beyond your teeth. Dentists look for early signs of oral cancer, and changes in the mouth sometimes point to wider health concerns such as diabetes. Gum health and overall health are connected, so a healthy mouth supports a healthy body.

Staying ahead of problems usually means less time in the chair and fewer surprises. That is the whole idea.

What we offer

Everything in a checkup.

Preventive care is simple, thorough and gentle.

Cleanings and exams
A professional cleaning about every six months removes plaque, tartar and surface stains. A thorough exam looks for decay, gum disease and bite concerns.
X-rays and diagnostics
Digital X-rays and intraoral cameras let you see what we see.
Mount Kisco and Kent These offices also use laser cavity detection.
Fluoride treatment
A fluoride gel or paste is applied to the teeth for a few minutes. It attracts minerals and strengthens enamel, even where the earliest stage of decay has begun.
Dental sealants
A thin protective resin is painted onto the grooves of back teeth and hardened with a light. It blocks bacteria, acid and food from settling in and causing cavities.
Oral cancer screening
A screening is part of your regular exam. We look for lesions, discolored patches and other changes that deserve a closer look, which matters most if you smoke or spend long hours in the sun.
Advice that fits you
Dr. Kwon and Dr. Park talk through your habits and answer your questions, so you leave knowing what to keep doing and what to change.

Your part

Small habits, big difference.

Your daily routine matters as much as your visits.

Brush twice a day
Brush at least twice a day for two minutes with fluoride toothpaste.
Floss once a day
Floss once a day to remove debris brushing misses. An antiseptic mouthwash can help.
Watch what you eat and drink
Cutting back on sugary drinks and constant snacking lowers your risk of cavities and gum disease.
Protect your gums
Reducing alcohol and avoiding smoking, vaping and oral tobacco protect your gums and your overall health. If a cleaning shows early gum trouble, we explain it plainly and may suggest periodontal care so it does not progress.

For every age

Care for the whole family.

Family dentistry

Dr. Kwon and Dr. Park care for patients of all ages, from toddlers and teens to adults and seniors, so the whole family can see the same team. We aim to make every visit calm and comfortable, and children are welcome.

Meet the doctors

New patients

We work with most major insurers and are glad to welcome new patients at all three offices.

New patients can begin with a cleaning, exam and X-rays at a set price. Offers differ by office and eligibility is confirmed when you call. See the details under new patient specials.

No dental insurance? We give you a written estimate before treatment, and 0% payment plans are available to qualified applicants.

Insurance and financing

Common questions

Checkup questions.

How often should I visit?

Most people do well with a cleaning and exam about every six months. If you have gum disease or a higher risk of cavities, we may suggest visiting more often.

What happens during a cleaning?

We remove plaque and tartar, polish your teeth and check your gums. The dentist then examines your teeth, gums and mouth and reviews any X-rays with you.

Are dental X-rays necessary?

X-rays show decay between teeth, bone levels and problems under the gums that cannot be seen by eye. We take only the ones your exam calls for.

Do cleanings hurt?

Most people feel little or nothing. If your gums are tender, tell us and we will adjust, and we can use numbing if you need it.

What are dental sealants?

Sealants are thin protective coatings placed on the chewing surfaces of back teeth to help prevent cavities. They are quick and painless.

Can prevention save money?

Often, yes. Treating a small problem early is usually simpler than repairing a large one. Ask the office about your own costs, or see our insurance and financing page.