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Get to know Dr. George Kivowitz, a general dentist in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

Dr. George Kivowitz graduated from NYU College of Dentistry as a Doctor of Dental Surgery and completed his general practice residency at Mount Sinai Hospital, New York. He then served as an attendant at Mount Sinai where he taught reconstructive dentistry. For over 30 years, Dr. Kivowitz has maintained private practices on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan and in Bucks County. As of 2019, he is focusing all efforts on his concierge-style practice in Newtown, Pennsylvania, Newtown Dental Arts.

Newtown Dental Arts utilizes state-of-the-art dental technology and materials, in a warm, boutique-like environment. Compassionate, professional team members focus on providing patients with individual care and a positive experience. Additionally, his concierge-style practice is best known for uncompromising standards of care and exquisite results. 

Dentistry is the combination of art, science, and technology. Recent advances in technology and science allow for the creation of beautiful and functional smiles. From minor teeth whitening services to reshaping of uneven smiles, to fully rebuilding broken down dentition, there are smile-enhancing options that are now available to all patients. For custom porcelain veneers, crowns or implant restorations, Dr. Kivowitz collaborates with master ceramist technicians, utilizing only the finest materials, allowing him to give patients their best, most confident smile. Additional services offered by Newtown Dental Arts include preventive care, composite tooth-colored restorations and bonding, and Invisalign® clear aligner orthodontics.

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