Dr. Yoseph M Zaky, DDS

Dr. Zaky has over twenty years of experience in dentistry. He is an Associate Clinical Professor teaching at the Dental Implant Department at New York University College of Dentistry, and a highly experienced specialist Prosthodontist researching and practicing implants.
Dr. Zaky received extensive advanced training at different New York and New Jersey Universities and Hospitals in Contemporary Implants, Anesthesia, Sedation, Restorative Prosthetic, Cosmetic Dentistry and Full Mouth Restoration. He is also certified in Sedation and advanced cardiac life support. Dr. Zaky is an active member of many national and International organizations including:
American Academy of Implant Dentistry
American College of Implantology
International Congress of Oral Implantologists
American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry
American College of Prosthodontists
American Dental Association
New York State Dental Society
Prosthodontists are specialists in the restoration and replacement of teeth who receive …additional training after dental school. It is presently a three year program accredited by the American Dental Association (ADA). The program is a rigorous one, whose purpose is to understand the dynamics of the smile, the creation of tooth replacements and the preservation of dental health.
The prosthodontist will consider your facial structure and the present condition of your teeth and gums to create a custom made smile that is both visually pleasing and very functional as well. Your results will look natural and beautiful. Prosthodontists work on patients of all ages. Modern materials and procedures as well as better aesthetics make the transformation of your smile a more comfortable and less intimidating experience.
Prosthodontist are especially trained to treat full mouth rehabilitation cases where there is a major deterioration problem with badly decayed/damaged teeth and gum disease with bone loss. Prosthodontists are the best specialists to put the mouth together by rebuilding the broken down teeth with veneers/laminates, onlays or caps and replacing the missing ones with implants, permanent fixed bridges or dentures that can also be secured by implants. All this can be done while re-establishing the proper occlusion (bite) and jaw relationships to protect the TMJ (the jaw joints) from damage.