About
Creodent Prosthetics NYC, located at 545 W 45th St 11th Floor, New York, NY 10036, stands as a pioneering force in digital dentistry, embodying over three decades of relentless innovation and unwavering commitment to excellence since its inception in 1996. Founded by a visionary dental technician who foresaw the transformative shifts in the dental industry, the business began humbly as Oral Arts NYC, a small dental laboratory dedicated to adapting to emerging technologies and delivering superior prosthetic solutions. This foundational spirit of foresight and adaptability has propelled Creodent to become one of the most recognized dental laboratories in New York City, specializing in implant and esthetic dentistry while excelling in full mouth rehabilitation.[1][2][4] Under the leadership of owner Mr. Jun Hwang, Creodent has evolved into a full-service digital solution provider, integrating cutting-edge CAD/CAM technologies, milling centers, and advanced scanning systems to revolutionize how dental prosthetics are designed, manufactured, and delivered.
The company's rich history is marked by strategic milestones that underscore its growth and technological prowess. Early on, it established Jun Dental Laboratory in NYC and forged a pivotal partnership with NYU, becoming the designated dental lab for their implant program—a testament to its early expertise in prosthetics.[1] In a bold move toward digital dentistry, Creodent opened its first Milling Center in NYC, pioneered CAD/CAM milling production, and built its own CAD/CAM library. It began milling full contour zirconia crowns and copings for other labs and even became a distributor for Arum Milling Machines, solidifying its role as an industry enabler. Subsequent expansions included distributorships for Medit Scanners in the NYC metropolitan area and Adin Zirconia Blocks, enhancing its supply chain and service offerings.[1] A significant leap came with the acquisition of Goldsmith & Glassman, which broadened its capabilities to include work with iTero, 3M, Cerec Omni CAM, and CareStream intraoral scanners—making it the first lab in NYC to integrate CareStream technology. Further innovation led to the establishment of the CreoMC Milling Center in Newburgh, NY, introduction of Swiss Turning Milling, and securing 12 FDA 510(K) clearances for in-house milling of custom CAD/CAM abutments, ensuring regulatory compliance and precision manufacturing.[1][5]
Creodent's mission is profoundly encapsulated in its dual pillars: 'Create satisfaction for all people with dental care needs through perfection and passion' and 'Be the digital dentistry leader and the most advanced and reliable dental solution brand.'[2] This ethos drives a people-centric approach where perfection is powered by innovation and efficiency, while passion stems from a respectful, appreciative workplace culture. The company believes dental solutions are fundamentally about enhancing lives, breaking barriers through new perspectives, and leveraging technology to expand what dental professionals can achieve rather than constrain them.[2][6] Services encompass a comprehensive suite tailored for elite quality and precision, including fixed and removable prosthetics, custom CAD/CAM abutments, full contour zirconia restorations, and orthodontic aligners like the FDA-cleared CREOKORREKT Aligner system, which uses thermoformed polyurethane and copolyester for gentle, continuous tooth movement.[1][4][5] Creodent also supports digital transitions for other labs via its Milling Center, processes intraoral scans from multiple systems, and offers full mouth rehabilitations with esthetics that 'mimic nature down to the smallest detail,' as praised by dentists.[3]
What truly sets Creodent apart is its unique value proposition: a seamless fusion of large-scale capabilities with 'small lab' personal service, state-of-the-art facilities, and unmatched technological integration. Testimonials from professionals like Dr. Steven Cisternas, Dr. Chris Bowman, Dr. Daniel Fink, and NYU's Dr. Trevor Bavar highlight its dependable service, outstanding fit, precision, and esthetics, positioning it as the top choice for discriminating dentists.[3] Unlike competitors, Creodent houses an educational center in its Manhattan location with full audio-video and operatory setups, fostering continual dental education in implantology. Its rapid growth—now with 76 employees and $14.9 million in revenue—has not diluted its dedication to client satisfaction, backed by a talented, experienced staff and owner-led professionalism.[1][3][6] As a distributor and innovator, Creodent not only serves end-users but empowers the broader ecosystem, from labs navigating digital shifts to dentists seeking economical yet premium options. In an industry increasingly defined by digital precision, Creodent's bold, progressive leadership ensures it remains at the forefront, creating more smiles through passion-fueled perfection and technology-driven reliability.[1][2][4] With its NYC headquarters and Hudson Valley expansion, Creodent exemplifies how a visionary startup can scale into a digital dentistry powerhouse, setting new standards for innovation, quality, and customer impact.
