Q: What got you into this specific practice of dentistry?
A: I enjoy creating smiles and changing lives.
Q: What landed you in your city, and what is it that you like about the neighborhood?
A: I moved to Miami to train at Jackson Memorial Hospital and then joined the faculty at the University of Miami, so I chose to stay in Miami. Recently, I left the university to open this practice in North Miami, Florida.
Q: Where did you receive your Undergraduate degree, your Dental degree, and did you participate in any Residency program?
A: I earned Engineering and Dental degrees from the University of Florida and then completed my residency training at the University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Hospital.
Q: What are the most challenging parts of your every day practice?
A: The most challenging part is ensuring that we meet our patients’ expectations. We want this to be a practice that they consider a normal part of their routine and life.
Q: How many years have you been in practice and what are your office hours?
A: For nearly twenty years, I served as a full-time Professor of Surgery in the Division of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and as Director of Residency Training at the University Of Miami School Of Medicine. I opened my own Practice nearly three years ago in Aventura, FL. The office hours are 8am to 7pm Monday thru Friday.
Q: What insurance does your practice accept?
A: We opt for all patients to pay prior to the procedure and we will submit the information to the insurance company for our patients to be reimbursed. We are also happy to submit to medical insurance in addition to dental insurance for possible coverage for each patient.
Q: What investments in your practice equipment and facilities have you made?
A: We have a Cone Beam CT Scanner in the office, we have 3 different lasers in the office, and we have a state of the art facility.
Q: What procedures do you feel your practice excels in above others?
A: We excel in implant procedures. Due to my knowledge and experience, our office can provide total expertise in implant procedures and cosmetic dentistry.
Q: What are the best moments that make it worth it?
A: What makes our job worth it is to see our patient leave happy with their new smile.
