Dr. J. J. Solano, DDS, IBO

Expert Publications

• Chronic inflammation as predictor of 1-year hospitalization and mortality in elderly population.
• Melatonin administration decreases adipogenesis in the liver of ob/ob mice through autophagy modulation.
• Overweight in elderly people induces impaired autophagy in skeletal muscle.

Media Releases

Dr. Solano received his undergraduate degree at the  Autonomous University of Santo Domingo (UASD), part of the public university system in the Dominican Republic with its flagship campus in the Ciudad Universitaria of Santo Domingo.

Dr. Solano’s extensive training began with a dental degree from New York University (NYU) College of Dentistry. NYU Dentistry is the third oldest continuously operating and the largest dental school in the United States.

Dr. Solano completed an orthodontic residency through Light Force America’s orthodontics program.  The Light Force group is dedicated to the treatment of malocclusions with light, gentle forces where teeth are aligned with light resistance using Coralex and Tip-Edge Bracket Systems.

The core values of Dr. Solano are the key factors in his success. He insists on not just  providing quality dental care, but to create long-lasting relationships with his patients.

In addition to routine dental care, Dr. Solano offers other services in preventative and cosmetic dentistry.  He gives all patients the highest quality of dental treatments. His experience and dedication help patients achieve and maintain the very best in oral health. Services include fillings, periodontal therapies, whitening treatments, tooth extractions, and oral cleanings. He is highly trained to treat periodontal disease, abscesses, toothaches, as well as dental emergencies.

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