About

Practice Philosophy

Our goal has always been to run a conservative patient-centric practice using state of the art technology combined with the most up to date scientific literature to help guide our clinical decisions. What does this mean for you, the patient? It means less over-treatment, more conservation of natural tooth structure, and having more informed patients making better decisions for their dental health. We know there are correlations between oral and systemic health; periodontal disease and other oral lesions have been associated with diabetes, heart disease, Crohn’s disease, and more. We stress regular 6 month interval visits for most patients, but this may be more frequent in patients that require closer monitoring. This allows us many positives including the ability to stay up to date with proper hygiene, adequate maintenance of restorations, and the ability to document any changes in health. We are a mix of fee-for-service and insurance based office. Inquire for details, as we currently accept and are in-network with many plans from the following insurance carriers: AETNA, CIGNA, Delta Dental, Guardian, MetLife, and United Concordia. If you have any questions we can confirm our participation with your plan prior to your visit.

Dadaian Dental was originally founded by Dr. Gary Dadaian in 1980, in his hometown of Cresskill, New Jersey. Dr. Gary is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame and the Fairleigh Dickinson University School of Dentistry. His interests in the profession are in crowns, bridges, and cosmetic dentistry.

His son, Dr. Stephen, graduated from The College of New Jersey with honors, and then from the prestigious Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. He then completed his residency to receive advanced training at Columbia-New York Presbyterian Hospital’s Advanced Education in General Dentistry program. His work has been shown at dental conventions in Europe from the Argen Corporation, the world’s largest manufacturer of dental alloys. He has also done presentations of his research in bisphosphonate drug use and oral cancer at the Greater New York Dental Convention. He is also the recipient of the Daniel Laskin award by the American Academy of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery for his contributions. He is a member of the Academy of General Practice Orthodontics and was part of their orthodontic two year course in Austin, Texas where he treated children and adults. His other interests in dentistry are in cosmetics, implants, and prosthodontics. Dr Stephen also frequently gives webinars on modern topics in dentistry and has been a product evaluator for dental product magazines.