Dental Cavitations

Fixed by Dr. Jeffrey Etess, D.M.D., N.M.D., I.B.D.M.

What Are Dental Cavitations?

(Hint: It all begins with your teeth!)

Dental Cavitations are the jaw-based variation of “osteonecrosis” which is caused by impaired blood flow. Also known as NICO and CIBD, Dental Cavitations are believed to be the root cause of many common chronic diseases and ailments.

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First, let’s meet “Dr. Jeff”!

Dr. Jeffrey Etess, D.M.D., N.M.D., I.B.D.M.
Dr. Jeffrey Etess, D.M.D., N.M.D., I.B.D.M.
Dr. Jeffrey Etess is a renowned integrative dental specialist with more than 23 years of clinical practice experience. He studied biology and chemistry at State University of New York at Albany and attended the prestigious IVY league dental school at the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine graduating in the TOP of his class. Dr. Etess received his specialty training in advanced dentistry at Stonybrook School of Dental Medicine followed by his Endodontic and Implant fellowship training at New York University College of Dentistry. Finally, Dr. Etess received his degree in Naturopathy at the American College of Integrative Medicine and Dentistry.

As a leader in the biological and integrative dental approach to Biomimetic, Restorative, Cosmetic, and Implant Dentistry, Dr. Etess continues to be a groundbreaker in the latest dental technological advances.

What is Integrative Dentistry?

Holistic, Biological, Biomimetic, Natural, etc…

Integrative Dentistry considers the patient’s entire state of physical and emotional well-being. It is also referred to as Holistic, Biological Dentistry, Biomimetic Dentistry, Metal-Free Dentistry, Toxic-Free Dentistry, and Natural Dentistry. With integrative dentistry, Dr. Jeffrey Etess views the mouth as the gateway to the rest of the body. The ability to maintain health through the prevention and treatment of oral disease is an important element of wellness. Proven research shows that oral health plays a critical role in disease prevention, longevity, and healthier living. Gum Disease remains an epidemic, afflicting more than 80% of the adult population in the US and is recognized as one of the largest sources of chronic low-grade inflammation.

Dental Cavitation Article Library

Case Study: Cavitation Pathology in the Maxillary Sinus
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Biological Endodontic Root Canal Therapy
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Cavitation Removal
Some patients just want their teeth removed and ar
What Makes Dr. Etess Different?
Dr. Etess is a dental surgical endodontic implant
Treatment of Dental Cavitations: Part I
Treating Dental Cavitations begins with a thorough
So… what’s the big deal with Dental Cavitations?
The empty space of a cavitation can become a hotbe
What Causes Cavitations?
Other dental treatments may unfortunately be a fac
Dental Cavitations Explained
Dental Cavitations are most easily described as a





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    Email: drjeff@idsli.com

    Dr. Etess is available to see patients interested in a consultation regarding Dental Cavitations in 2 convenient locations:

    Long Island
    245 Hillside Ave, Williston Park, NY 11596

    Manhattan
    120 E 56th St, New York, NY 10022


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    Disclaimer, please keep the following in mind:

    Patient(s) or person(s) reading this web page please take notice that the compiled information set forth within is for descriptive purposes and is not intended to treat, diagnose, potentially diagnose, resolve or benefit any specific systemic condition or disease they may or may not be suffering from. The effectiveness of cavitation type surgery varies greatly from patient to patient and patients may not experience benefits to their overall health after undergoing a cavitation type surgery. All surgical procedure, in medicine and dentistry are not without risks.