Dr. Alison Nicholes D.M.D.

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Dr. Nicholes currently practices within her private practice Hebron Center Dentistry. Hebron Center Dentistry provides the most modern, proven technology for their patients, ranging from a 95% decrease in x-ray radiation to completely sterile water used in all procedures. Treatments performed are based on proven techniques that are aimed at minimizing treatment. Their practice believes in non-invasive techniques whenever possible. Dental implants are a technique used to replace missing teeth without grinding adjacent teeth. Caries detection is aided with the use of laser technology, Diagnodent, rather than a metal instrument.

Dr. Nicholes graduated with Doctor of Dental Medicine degree from the University of Connecticut in 2007, giving her over a decade of experience in his field. She then completed her General Practice Residency at the Northport Veteran’s Hospital in Long Island.

Dr. Nicholes’ patients have excellent experiences with her, one of them stating “I have been going to Hebron Center dentistry along with my family for years! The service provided there is amazing. I cannot recommend them enough. They are wonderful!”

Cosmetic dentistry is dentistry aimed at creating a positive change to the teeth and smile. Most think of tooth whitening or porcelain veneers, but a skilled, experienced cosmetic dentist can provide much more. They can help improve the appearance of a patient’s smile, and even their self-esteem and confidence. Today, cosmetic dentistry continues to evolve to where cosmetic dentists can address functional and aesthetic patient concerns.

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