K. Nicole Bell, DDS

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Get to know Cosmetic & Facial Aesthetic Dentist Dr. K. Nicole Bell, who serves patients in Brooklyn and Freeport, New York.

Dr. Bell, a.k.a. The Lip Doctor, is a cosmetic & facial aesthetic dentist who is currently serving patients at Cosmetic & Laser Dental Studio, located in Brooklyn and Freeport, New York. The practice offers numerous services, including teeth whitening, veneers/laminates, gingival contour, bonding, crowns, dental bridges, implants, dentures, fillings, root canals, invisalign, and pediatric dentistry.

Dr. Bell continues to lecture and educate both locally and internationally with her foundation, particularly in India and Thailand.

Dr. Bell is a dignified alumna of Meharry Medical College in Nashville, Tennessee. Her dedication and enthusiasm for her work is substantiated with her background of educating students as a hospital attendant, conducting hours of research in CE training, as well as participating in medical study clubs.

Dr. Bell has served as Director of the New York County Dental Society (NYCDS). Founded in 1860, the NYCDS is the Manhattan-based local organization of the New York State Dental Association and the American Dental Association. It represents one of the largest groups of practicing dentists in the country and is the largest component dental society in the New York State.

Dr. Bell has received numerous awards for her outstanding expertise in the field of dentistry, including ‘The 40 Under 40 Women’s Business Award’ from Long Island Business News in 2009.

In her spare time, Dr. Bell is a proud and devoted mother of two children. She enjoys Broadway shows, baseball, and most of all, takes pleasure in traveling and exploring different parts of the world.

Cosmetic dentistry is generally used to refer to any dental work that improves the appearance (though not necessarily the functionality) of teeth, gums and/or bite. Facial aesthetics is a term used to describe a range of non-surgical treatments to temporarily soften expression lines and define certain facial features and contours. As a cosmetic & facial aesthetic dentist, Dr. Bell uses safe and effective techniques to bring back the pleasant appearance of patients’ teeth and faces as quickly and painlessly as possible.  

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