About Lazare Biomimetic Dentistry and Smile Design

Lazare Biomimetic Dentistry and Smile Design operates on Manhattan's Upper East Side at 115 E 61st St, Suite 14A, and describes itself as one of the few New York City offices dedicated to biomimetic dentistry. The clinical approach is adhesive and conservative: remove only the decayed or damaged portion of the tooth, preserve intact enamel and dentin, and rebuild in layers with composite resin and bonded porcelain so the restoration flexes and absorbs bite force in the manner of natural tooth structure. Stress-reducing protocols are applied to seal the tooth against bacterial invasion and to reduce the likelihood of fracture and of subsequent crown or root canal treatment.

Recorded work includes biomimetic inlays and onlays, non-invasive reconstructions and fillings, veneers and smile design, and TMJ care. Clinicians at this practice are recorded with the Academy of Biomimetic Dentistry. The office states weekday hours with select Saturdays, and consultations are arranged by appointment at +1 (212) 861-2599.

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Credentialed Clinician

Dr. Marc E. Lazare DDS

Fellow

AOBMD recordverified 30 August 2026

Procedures

Biomimetic Inlays Biomimetic Onlays TMJ / TMD Therapy Veneers

Practice Details

Common Questions

What does the practice's biomimetic approach actually change about a restoration?

Rather than reducing a tooth to seat a crown, the practice uses adhesive bonding and layered composite and bonded porcelain to replicate the mechanical behaviour of enamel and dentin. The restoration flexes, absorbs occlusal load, and wears at a rate closer to the surrounding tooth, which the practice states reduces the risk of fracture, sensitivity and later root canal treatment.

Which dental conditions does this office treat with biomimetic protocols?

The practice lists tooth decay, chipped or cracked teeth, fractured teeth, old or failing fillings, and teeth judged to be at risk of root canal treatment. In each case the stated objective is to restore or reinforce the damaged area while keeping intact tooth structure in place and applying stress-reducing protocols instead of aggressive preparation.

What happens during a non-invasive reconstruction or filling here?

The practice describes four stages: examination to establish the extent of decay or damage; removal of only the decayed or damaged portion; rebuilding of the tooth layer by layer with advanced composite materials; and polishing and finishing so the restoration aligns with the bite. The stated aim is a bacteria-tight seal with maximum conservation of enamel and dentin.

How does the Biomimetic Smile Makeover differ from conventional veneers or crowns?

The practice presents it as biomimetic restorative technique combined with cosmetic work for chipped, cracked or misaligned teeth, discoloration and uneven spacing. Materials are selected to replicate the strength, flexibility and appearance of natural enamel, and the stated priority is preserving more tooth structure than conventional crowns or veneers require. Plans may also combine bonding, whitening or enamel reshaping.

Where is the office, and what should a prospective patient expect when making contact?

The practice is at 115 E 61st St, Suite 14A, in Manhattan, and states hours of Monday to Friday with select Saturdays. Consultations can be booked by telephone on +1 (212) 861-2599 or through the website enquiry form, where the practice states that its team responds within one business day. Financing options are described as available.