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SmileBoutique combines high-tech and personalized care to create a truly unique environment that transcends traditional dental care. Located in the heart of Mount Vernon, New York, the practice provides innovative dental services for patients and their families.
The mission of SmileBoutique is to change patients’ lives by creating and delivering world-class smiles. Team members collaborate to pursue a meticulous, comprehensive, and highly customized level of care in a gentle, warm, and reassuring atmosphere. With the motto “patient first and always first,” the team is committed to patient satisfaction.
Not only does SmileBoutique offer comprehensive general dentistry services, but they also provide oral surgery and cosmetic dentistry procedures. With dental implants, root canal procedures, Invisalign® teeth straightening, Philips Zoom!® professional teeth whitening, and daVinci Veneers™ available — to name a few in-demand services — patients can get all of their dental needs met under one roof. The team even provides smile analysis evaluations and full-mouth reconstruction solutions.
SmileBoutique proudly offers flexible scheduling throughout the week, including evening and early morning visits. New and existing patients can conveniently schedule all appointments directly through the website or over the phone.
Please call our office for more information on the insurances that we accept.
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