Dr. Olga Shaposhnikov, DDS, MS

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Leading Oral Care and Aesthetic Transformation at West Village Dental Studio

New York, New York – Olga Shaposhnikov, DDS, MS, a distinguished prosthodontist with over a decade of experience, is proud to announce her continued commitment to enhancing smiles at West Village Dental Studio. Located in the heart of New York City, Dr. Shaposhnikov has been serving the communities of Greenwich Village, West Village, Chelsea, Gramercy Park, East Village, and Lower Manhattan with exceptional dental care and a focus on patient comfort.

Trained at New York University College of Dentistry and holding a Master’s Degree in Prosthodontics from Columbia University, Dr. Shaposhnikov combines her extensive knowledge with a passion for creating beautiful smiles. At West Village Dental Studio, patients benefit from a wide range of services, including smile enhancements like porcelain veneers, teeth whitening, and orthodontics, as well as restorative dentistry options such as root canal therapy, dental implants, and bridges.

Understanding that dental anxiety can be a barrier to receiving care, Dr. Shaposhnikov offers sedation options, including nitrous oxide, to ensure a comfortable experience for all patients. “I love dentistry because every situation is FIXABLE!” Dr. Shaposhnikov explains. “There is always a treatment option for dental problems, whether it’s just a few cavities or a full mouth rehabilitation. With teeth, there is ALWAYS a solution.”

Dr. Shaposhnikov is dedicated to making dental visits as pleasant and anxiety-free as possible. Her expertise in smile design, coupled with her bedside manner and gentle hands, has made her one of New York City’s premier prosthodontists. She is committed to delivering beautiful, natural-looking smiles using the most conservative techniques available, mastering the art of veneers, porcelain crowns, and a combination of both to ensure optimal results.

When not at the office, Dr. Shaposhnikov enjoys painting, cooking, and gardening. As an accomplished skier and an equestrian, she embraces a well-rounded lifestyle that complements her dedication to dentistry.

For those seeking high-quality dental care in a compassionate environment, Dr. Olga Shaposhnikov and her team at West Village Dental Studio are ready to transform your smile and exceed your expectations.

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