Expect superior care and a spectacular smile with

Dr. Howard Alexander Distinctive Dentistry.

Welcome to the practice of Dr. Howard Alexander where professionalism and compassion go hand in hand. In our office we strive to develop the trusting doctor patient relationship that for many people will help relieve the stress about seeing a dentist. We take the time with our patients to explain their treatment options, the benefits of each option, and inform them of additional preventive care, thus making their visit to our office more comfortable. Our office has a welcoming atmosphere surrounded by dedicated caring staff.

Located in the University area of Syracuse in the Madison Irving Medical Building, our office is within walking distance of schools, restaurants and other local businesses.

We invite you to contact us with any questions -

• by phone at 315-476-9371
• by clicking our Contact Us link
• by clicking our Appointment Request link

We strive in making our patients feel welcome and look forward to hearing from you. New patients are always welcome!

Cerec 3D™ The Next Generation

We're very proud to offer you Cerec 3D™, the worlds most advanced dental restoration system. Cerec 3D™ uses Computer Aided Design technology that allows us to manufacture lifelike porcelain crowns, inlays, and fillings right here in our office with just one visit. Cerec 3D™ technology allows us to obtain a 360 degree perspective of your mouth, take an accurate three-dimensional picture of the damaged tooth, then transfer it to a color computer screen. No impressions, no temporary crowns and no need for a second injection. For more detailed information on the Cerec 3D™ process, click on the Cerec box above. For a before and after photo, please visit our smile gallery!

Did you know?

Gum disease is one of the main causes of tooth loss in adults and has also been linked to heart disease and strokes. If diagnosed in the early stage, gingivitis can be treated and reversed. If treatment is not received, a more serious and advanced stage of gum disease, called Periodontitis, which includes bone loss, may follow. Brushing twice a day, flossing daily, and getting regular dental check ups and cleanings are the best prevention against gum disease.

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