University Dental Association LLP
Tucked amid Borough Park’s lively avenues, University Dental Association LLP redefines what Americans expect from a dentist in United States, blending Ivy-caliber know-how with neighborhood warmth. Its 90-word story begins in modern operatoriums where 3-D scans replace guesswork, multilingual teams greet every accent, and evening hours nod to the borough’s round-the-clock rhythm.
From first cleanings to intricate implants, the practice treats oral health as the gateway to whole-body vitality, proving that world-class care can still arrive with a Brooklyn smile.
4802 10th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11219
(718) 283-7428
University Dental Association LLP at 4802 10th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11219, delivers comprehensive oral care through a multispecialty team fluent in English, Spanish, Hebrew, and Yiddish, enabling same-day crowns, painless laser treatments, and 0% financing plans that maximize insurance and PPO benefits while maintaining a paperless digital workflow and CDC-grade sterilization for a family-friendly experience; appointments at (718) 283-7428.
Faq
Is University Dental Association LLP accepting new patients right now?
Yes, the practice is currently welcoming new patients at their Brooklyn location and encourages booking through the (718) 283-7428 line for the next available appointment.
Which insurance plans does the clinic accept for routine cleanings?
University Dental Association LLP files claims with most major PPOs and Medicaid options in New York, but staff will verify benefits before treatment so there are no billing surprises.
Do I need a referral for specialty work such as implants or root canals?
No outside referral is required; the doctors at University Dental Association LLP perform implants, root canals, and crowns in-house using the same digital workflow as large centers.
How accessible is the office from Manhattan or Queens?
The clinic at 4802 10th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11219 sits three blocks from the D train at 55 St, offers on-site parking, and maintains early-morning and late-evening slots to fit commuters’ schedules.
