About Us
The Division of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and Dentistry at Weill Cornell Medicine is a major academic-based program providing care that ranges from general dentistry to advanced surgical restorative and reconstructive procedures.
The division, based in New York City, provides care to healthy and medically compromised individuals in outpatient, inpatient, and Emergency Department settings.
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 — Preventative, restorative, cosmetic and special care
- implant dentistry
- Endodontics (root canal procedures)
- Periodontics — Surgical and non-surgical care of the gums and supporting tissues
- Complex prosthodontics
- Pediatric and special care dentistry
- Oral and maxillofacial medicine and pathology
- Dental rehabilitation under general anesthesia
- Diagnosis and management of atypical head, face, and oral pain syndromes
- Non-surgical care of temporomandibular joint disorders
- Surgical management — arthroscopic and replacement — of temporomandibular joint derangements and disorders (including Botox treatment)
- Surgical management for benign diseases of the mouth and jaws. We also team with Head & Neck Surgeons and Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons for management of malignant diseases of the mouth and jaws.
- Surgical management — orthognathic, corrective jaw surgery, and reconstructive surgery, for congenital and growth deformities for patients of all ages, neonates and infants through teenagers and adults
- Surgical management of facial trauma
- Surgical management — Total Prosthetic Replacement of the Temporomandibular Joint for problems such as Rheumatoid Arthritis and severe Osteoarthritis, tumors, and trauma.
- Treatment device for sleep apnea
With experts in each of these areas, patients are assured continuity of care for any level of oral concern. We also offer a dedicated children's dentistry facility staffed by Pediatric Dentists, one of only a few in the New York region.
Care is provided by our academic faculty and our residents participating in the General Dentistry and Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery programs, who often work with our diverse community-based and voluntary faculty.
The Division also has two Advanced Education Residency Programs: a PGY-1 and PGY-2 General Practice Residency in Dentistry and a 4-Year Certificate Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Residency.
Patient Services
Weill Cornell Medicine has a history of excellence in patient care, offering cutting-edge therapies and individualized care throughout New York City. Learn more about the services we offer below.
Our Surgeons
Patient Care
Our Locations
New York, NY 10065
New York, NY 10021
Clinical Trials
Through extensive and innovative research programs, Weill Cornell Medicine is also focused on the development of new techniques and therapies that promote better outcomes and improve the quality of life for patients following surgery. Click here to learn more about our open clinical trials in New York City.