What The Tooth Fairy Didn't Tell You

DR. MICHAEL J. GOLDBERG, D.M.D., known as “The Doctor’s Dentist” by his peers, was born in New York City. He grew up on Long Island and attended NYU’s Bronx campus getting a BA in Biology. He sailed through Tufts University School of Dental Medicine graduating Magna Cum Laude and being elected to the OKU honor society. He did a Hospital Residency Program in Queens before going into private practice in Manhattan and joining the Faculty of Columbia University School of Dental Medicine where he taught in various capacities for 30 years. After leaving academia in 2004, he went back into private practice where he now delivers comprehensive dental medicine to a clientele of executives, CEO’s and health professionals. He lives in New Jersey with his wife Laurie and his 2 married children and 4 grandchildren. Born in Bristol, Virginia, Dr. CHARLES MARTIN, DDS, grew up just across the border in Bristol, Tennessee. He came to Richmond in 1975 after completing his BS at Virginia Tech (where he was co-captain of the football team). He graduated from the Medical College of Virginia School of Dentistry 1979. He has been delivering cosmetic, implant, and functional solutions for his patients for the past 30 years. He and his wife, Holly, live in Richmond, VA and are the proud parents of five children and two grandchildren. His commitment to doing it right and his ability to handle just about anything has won him the admiration of patients and other doctors.

• Preface Myths, Mistakes and Fairy Tales What is Comprehensive Care? Your Dental Experience The Mouth Body Connection Smile Transformations Gum Disease (Periodontitis) Smiling As We Grow Older Removable Teeth Brushing and Flossing How to Keep Your Teeth for a Lifetime Smile Power The Right Dentist For You “Comfort” Dentistry Dentures – Just Say No Dental Implants Dentistry In New York City Meet Dr. Goldberg

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