About Us
With nine full time physicians and some 35 voluntary ones, the Division of Dentistry, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery is a major academic-based program providing care that ranges from general dentistry to advanced surgical restorative and reconstructive procedures. We also offer two programs that are among only a few in the New York region: a dedicated children's dentistry facility and a dental center specializing in the care of patients with HIV disease. At Weill Cornell Medicine, we’re proud to be leaders in providing care as world-class New York City-based oral surgeons.
Dentistry, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery in a Leading NYC Academic Medical Center
We have recently completed a major renovation that has resulted in an expanded, state-of-the-art, 4,000-square-foot facility that can better serve our patients, provide a more comfortable environment and enhance our residency education and training experience.
From routine dental care on teeth and gums to advanced dental surgery, including innovative arthroscopic surgery on jaw joints and major reconstructive facial surgery, we provide a full range of dental and oral medical care.
Our specific areas of expertise include:
- General Dentistry, preventive, restorative and cosmetic; implant dentistry
- root canal procedures; periodontics (surgical and non-surgical)
- complex prosthodontics
- pediatric dentistry; oral and maxillofacial medicine and pathology
- dental rehabilitation under general anesthesia
- non-surgical care of temporomandibular joint disorders
- orthodontics
- diagnosis and management of acute, chronic and atypical head, neck, facial and oral pain syndromes
- surgical management of temporomandibular joint derangements
- surgical management of benign diseases of the mouth and jaw
- surgical management for congenital and growth deformities and management of facial trauma.
Our Services
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery & Dentistry
For a complete description of our services, please visit our web site:
Weill Cornell Dentistry, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
With nine full time faculty members and some 40 voluntary faculty, the Division of Dentistry, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery is a major academic-based program providing care that ranges from general dentistry to advanced surgical restorative and reconstructive procedures. The Division also offers two programs that are among only a few in the New York region: a dedicated children's dentistry facility and a dental center specializing in the care of patients with HIV disease.
We have recently completed a major renovation that has resulted in an expanded, state-of-the-art, 4,000 square foot facility that can better serve our patients, provide a more comfortable environment and enhance our residency education and training experience.
From routine dental care on teeth and gums to innovative arthroscopic surgery on jaw joints and major reconstructive facial surgery, our specific areas of expertise include: General Dentistry, preventive, restorative and cosmetic;implant dentistry; root canal procedures; periodontics-surgical and non surgical; complex prosthodontics; pediatric dentistry; oral and maxillofacial medicine and pathology;dental rehabilitation under general anesthesia; non surgical care of temporomandibular joint disorders; orthodontics; diagnosis and management of acute, chronic and atypical head, neck, facial and oral pain syndromes; surgical management of temporomandibular joint derangements; surgical management of benign diseases of the mouth and jaw; surgical management for congenital and growth deformities and management of facial trauma.
Pediatric Dental Medicine
The Weill Cornell Children’s Dental Health Center is a dental home that provides world-class care to every patient that comes through its doors. Dr. Paula Ancelson, DMD and Dr. Vanessa Coupet, DMD lead the Center and deliver tailored treatments that address the unique needs of each individual child. Both doctors are experts in all aspects of pediatric dentistry, from routine preventative treatments, to complex restorative methods and special needs patients.
For more information please visit the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD)
Our Locations
New York, NY 10065
New York, NY 10065
New York, NY 10021
Media
Dr. David Behrman, head of Weill Cornell Medicine’s dentistry, oral and maxillofacial surgery program, explains what patients can expect when they come to his team for care.