I grew up in the New York City suburbs, got my undergraduate degree from Columbia University and was accepted at Georgetown dental school. While living in Washington, D.C., I came to appreciate the city and realized it was more livable than New York.
A one-year hospital residency in New York convinced me that Washington was the place I’d like to call home.
I’ve been practicing general dentistry in the same location for 30 years, not far from the National Institutes of Health campus. I see patients of all ages, including many families who have grown up with the practice.
When I’m not doing dentistry, I can be found taking photographs at one of the nation’s parks. Photography is a lifelong passion, and many of my photos are on the walls at my Bethesda office.
I also enjoy biking, hiking, running and attending sporting events, especially with my wife and two daughters.