About Dr. Eugene Greco
Eugene C. Greco DDS is a family and cosmetic dental practice at 64 North Main Street in Southampton, New York, and states that it is currently accepting new patients. Much of the operative work is carried out with Waterlase dentistry, which substitutes a combination of laser energy and water for the rotary drill in many procedures. Because that instrument works without heat, vibration or pressure and never touches the tooth, the practice reports using fewer injections and less anesthetic in many cases; the same laser is applied to hard tissue, to gum tissue, and to oral surgery on the bone around teeth. The practice also uses Veloscope for locating oral cancers, and describes appearance-related work including porcelain veneers, ultra-thin ceramic shells bonded to the facial surfaces of anterior teeth, alongside dentist-supervised bleaching. Clinicians at this location are recorded with the Academy of Biomimetic Dentistry.
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Dr. Eugene Greco
Directory memberAOBMD recordverified 30 August 2026
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Practice Details
- Address: 64 North Main Street, Southampton, NY 11968, USA
- Telephone: (631) 283-1040
- Website: https://eugenecgrecodds.com/
- City: Southampton, NY (all New York practices)
Common Questions
What does this practice use in place of a conventional dental drill?
It uses Waterlase dentistry, which combines laser energy and water and can replace the drill for many procedures. The practice notes that heat, vibration and pressure are what make drills hurt, and that this instrument works without any of the three and without contacting the teeth, so fewer shots and less anesthetic are often needed.
Is the laser limited to work on teeth, or is soft tissue treated with it as well?
The practice states that the laser works on both teeth and gums, and that it can also be used for oral surgery on the bone around teeth. Waterlase laser dentistry is listed among the treatments the practice describes on its treatments page.
Does this practice screen for oral cancer during a visit?
Yes. The practice states that it uses Veloscope, a device it describes as locating oral cancers, and notes that the technology was featured on the Dr. Oz programme. No result or detection rate is promised here beyond what the practice itself reports.
What are the porcelain veneers this practice describes, and what are they used for?
The practice defines porcelain veneers as ultra-thin shells of ceramic material bonded to the front of the teeth. It describes the adhesive procedure as a choice for altering the appearance of anterior teeth by masking discolorations, whitening, or reshaping the arrangement of the smile.
Why does this practice recommend dentist-supervised bleaching over store-bought kits?
It states there is some evidence that over-the-counter products do whiten teeth, but that many are too abrasive and can damage the teeth with extended use or misuse, making supervision by a dentist the safest and most effective route. It also states that carbamide peroxide bleaching does not soften, demineralize or weaken teeth.