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Dr. David J. Poiman DMD, FAGD
Fellow, Academy
of General Dentistry
Dr. David J. Poiman graduated
from Temple University School of Dentistry in 1998,
where he received a doctorate of dental medicine
degree. He was a recipient of The
Delaware Valley Society of Oral & Maxillofacial
Surgery Award for Oral Implantology, The Crest Award
for Excellence in Preventive Dentistry for the Elderly,
The American Academy of Oral Medicine
Award for his graduating
class. He went on to complete his post-doctoral education
at New York Medical College Department of Dentistry
General Practice Residency, Metropolitan Hospital
Affiliation. He has received Biotene Award for Excellence
in Hospital Dentistry upon completion of the
training. His ability to make people feel comfortable
is one of his excellent qualities.
Dr. Poiman is staying on the
cutting edge of dentistry through post-graduated education
courses. He has established himself as one of the most
technologically advanced dentists in Manhattan. Utilizing
hard and soft tissue laser procedures and state of
the art dental materials have enhanced his ability
to treat his patients painlessly and maintain the highest
level of integrity and commitment to excellence.
Dr. Poiman has received the prestigious Fellowship
from Academy of General Dentistry (AGD) in July 2004.
In order to earn this great honor, he completed 500
hours of continuing dental education, passed a comprehensive
written exam and fulfilled five years of continuous
membership with the AGD. The Fellowship Award symbolizes
excellence in the dental profession and a commitment
to providing exceptional patient care.
Dr. Poiman lectures to dentists on the various aspects
of the laser treatments. He is an active member in
American Dental Association (ADA), American Academy
of Oral Medicine (AAOM), American Academy of Cosmetic
Dentistry (AACD) and World Clinical Laser Institute
(WCLI).
While Dr. Poiman strives to increase his knowledge in
the field of dentistry and share it with his patients,
he has created a friendly environment where usual "going
to the dentist" is simply more fun. |