Dr. Lawrence Limb, DMD, Dentist
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Dr. Lawrence Limb, DMD

Dentist | Pediatric Dentistry

5/5(14)
1995 Broadway 15th Floor Physio Sp New York NY, 10023
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Practice Philosophy

Traditional Medicine

Rating

5/5

About

Lawrence Limb, DMD specializes in pediatric dentistry at BwaySmiles in New York City. Dr. Limb graduated from Tufts University School of Dental Medicine and then proceeded to earn his Pediatric Dentistry ...

Education and Training

Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, Dmd DMD 1997

Provider Details

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Dr. Lawrence Limb, DMD's Expert Contributions
  • How to ease a child's nerves before the dentist?

    Sometimes it helps to bring your child to the dentist for multiple visits that are short and relaxing. By doing so your child may become more comfortable with going to the dentist ultimately decreasing anxiety. When children overcome their fears of going to the dentist it makes it much easier for the patient, parents, and entire office staff. READ MORE

  • Root canal on a baby tooth?

    Baby root canals are sometimes necessary in order to maintain the health of the tooth and patient overall. Although most baby teeth will be lost and new ones will follow depending on the age that the baby tooth is lost can have some implications on the child’s development. Baby teeth in addition to providing chewing ability preserve the space for the developing permanent teeth. Sometimes when a baby tooth is lost early it can cause space Loss as well as other problems for the permanent teeth developing underneath. Lastly although baby teeth will eventually exfoliate, baby teeth that develop “cavities” can develop more sever infections. READ MORE

  • My daughter has all of her baby teeth in. What should I bring her to dentist?

    The ADA and AAPD recommend that your child’s first dental visit be no later than the first birthday. The first visit is so important for many reasons as children undergo several developmental changes throughout their development. It’s also important that each child identify their “dental home” where they can have all their dental needs addressed. READ MORE

  • How many times a year should kids get a teeth whitening?

    It is generally NOT recommended that a 10 year old whiten their teeth. READ MORE

  • Can I use dental floss for my 4 year old?

    Yes of course! Just check with your dentist on how to do it correctly. READ MORE

  • What is the best way to remove stuck food particles in children's teeth?

    The best way is to floss! Unfortunately although it may be difficult at times for younger patients it really is the best. Try and distract your child for the short time. Worked for my kids and many of my patients as well! Good luck! READ MORE

  • Is it important for children to floss their teeth daily?

    Flossing is critical to optimal dental health. Flossing prevents cavities in between teeth but also maintains gingival health. As a child flossing is critical to preventing dental caries however as the child ages and transitions to young adulthood flossing is essential to preventing gingivitis and periodontal disease. So in a nutshell flossing is necessary! Hope this helps! :) READ MORE

  • What are the chances that the spaces in my daughter's teeth will recur when her permanent teeth grow in?

    Great Question! Actually having spaces in her front teeth are ideal at her age. The permanent teeth are typically large teeth and utilize this space as they start to erupt (grow in). Most likely these spaces will not be present as the adult teeth grow in READ MORE

  • Do kids with lactose intolerance have weak teeth?

    Calcium deficiency can impact the development of your child's adult teeth yes however it can also have an impact on your child's overall health. It is important to check with your child's pediatrician or health care provider and discuss further if infact your child has a calcium deficiency and how to properly address it READ MORE

Treatments

  • Checkups
  • Retainers
  • Cleanings, Fluoride Treatments, Sealants
  • Pediatric Dentistry

Professional Memberships

  • Member American Cleft Lip and Palate Association  2001 
  • Fellow American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry  2001 
  • Member American Dental Association  2001 
  • Diplomate American Board of Pediatric Dentistry  2001 

Dr. Lawrence Limb, DMD's Practice location

1995 Broadway 15th Floor Physio Sp -
New York, NY 10023
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New patients: 212-877-5577

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Patient Experience with Dr. Limb


5.0

Based on 14 reviews

Dr. Lawrence Limb, DMD has a rating of 5 out of 5 stars based on the reviews from 14 patients. FindaTopDoc has aggregated the experiences from real patients to help give you more insights and information on how to choose the best Dentist in your area. These reviews do not reflect a providers level of clinical care, but are a compilation of quality indicators such as bedside manner, wait time, staff friendliness, ease of appointment, and knowledge of conditions and treatments.
  • Laura .
    (5)

    Liam's visit.

  • H. m.
    (5)

    Best Dentist in NYC for Kids.

  • Lainie h.
    (5)

    Great Dentist.

  • Shimon y.
    (5)

    Shimon Yifrakh.

  • M. s.
    (5)

    visit.

  • E. f.
    (5)

    Great Dentist.

  • Amy k.
    (5)

    Parent.

  • Daniel l.
    (5)

    Dental visit.

  • Anonymous
    (5)

    pediatric dentist uws.

  • Gary m.
    (5)

    great dentist.

  • Amanda f.
    (4)

    Very positive.

  • Anonymous
    (5)

    Dentist.

  • Anonymous
    (5)

    Daughter's Visit.

  • Anonymous
    (5)

    Awesome visit to the dentist.

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