Bringing over 15 years of experience to his cosmetic practices spanning the Northeast, Dr. Connelly's practice in Manhattan is on Madison Avenue in Mid-town Manhattan. Dr. Connelly is a New York City dentist whose work spans many generations and walks of life. Moms, corporate executives, celebrities, professional athletes, runway models - Dr. Connelly has built his reputation by inviting everyone into his practices. Dr. Connelly is the cosmetic dentist for Eye5 modeling agency in Manhattan, numerous Boston Bruins (NHL), New York Rangers (NHL), and New York Knicks (NBA).
Dr. Connelly is accredited by the American Society of Dental Aesthetics - the most prestigious and selective credentialing organization in the world for Aesthetic Dentistry. He is one out of only a couple hundred dentists in the world to be accredited in Aesthetic Dentistry by American Society of Dental Aesthetics. Dr. Connelly is also a Fellow in the International Academy for Dental Facial Esthetics - Dr. Connelly was nominated into this academy by the Father of Cosmetic Dentistry - Dr. Irwin Smigel himself.
Dr. Connelly received his dental training at the Mayo Clinic, the University of Detroit Mercy and Louisiana State University. Dr. Connelly has also served a clinical instructor at Harvard University dental school in Boston.
Over the last decade, DNA testing has really come into its own. This is largely due (in my opinion, anyway) to TV shows like CSI and the million spinoffs it spawned, all of which put an entertaining focus on forensics. And, I have to admit, it's all pretty cool. Whenever...
I've been away from The Huffington Post for a few months because I've been on an important quest -- to help get rid of bad breath once and for all. And I want to tell you a little about what I found in my journeys.
A: I do not have any piercings at all (believe it or not!), with the exception of my left ear lobe. When it comes to piercings, I am quite the wuss! Even though both industries (tattoo and piercing) revolve around usage of needles,...
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First, a recap: The entire reason I'm doing this series on the different kinds of bad breath...
Ok, let's continue forward in our series about bad breath. Last time, we talked about what I call "lung breath." Today we'll talk about another kind of bad breath -- tonsil breath. Basically, tonsil breath is where bad breath/halitosis originates in the tonsils, and not in other areas like the...
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