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Find a practice in New York

The register across 7 New York cities: 316 denture specialists, 334 oral & maxillofacial surgeons and 1830 registered dental organizations, alphabetical and dated. A register, not a ranking.

Register read September 29, 2026

This is the New York page of the practice finder: what the U.S. government’s NPI register (NPPES) lists across the 7 cities we cover — 316 denture specialists (each with a profile carrying the register record), 334 oral & maxillofacial surgeons and 1830 registered dental organizations — plus the two state-level facts that matter before you call anyone: what New York Medicaid pays, and where to verify a license.

Pick your city

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  • New York

    244 denture specialists · 170 implant surgeons · 756 registered practices.

  • Brooklyn

    26 denture specialists · 66 implant surgeons · 641 registered practices.

  • Bronx

    8 denture specialists · 42 implant surgeons · 194 registered practices.

  • Buffalo

    16 denture specialists · 15 implant surgeons · 43 registered practices.

  • Rochester

    17 denture specialists · 20 implant surgeons · 110 registered practices.

  • Syracuse

    3 denture specialists · 2 implant surgeons · 41 registered practices.

  • Albany

    2 denture specialists · 19 implant surgeons · 45 registered practices.

Does Medicaid cover dentures in New York?

New York State Medicaid: Dentures are a covered adult service statewide (fee-for-service and managed care), with prior approval when necessary. Since the 2024-01-31 policy changes (post-Ciaramella), replacement dentures and implants need a dentist's recommendation with the prior approval documents and no longer require a physician's letter; crowns and root canals were expanded the same day.

That summary is from the program’s own published wording, read September 28, 2026 — New York’s row on the state-by-state table carries the quote, the source and its date.

Verify a New York license

An NPI record is not proof of an active license — CMS says so itself. Every profile on this site links the New York State Education Department's Office of the Professions verification search, and you can verify any New York dental license there in about a minute. If what you find disagrees with a listing here, tell us.

How this list works

Everything on this page comes from one source: the federal NPI register (NPPES), read on September 29, 2026. It lists every provider in New York whose register address matches, alphabetically. No one can pay to be added, removed or reordered, and there are no ratings or reviews here — we have not called or visited these practices.

Three caveats the register itself requires: an NPI number is not proof of an active license (verify one at the New York license lookup), addresses are self-reported and can be stale, and a listing says nothing about quality. If you are listed here and something is wrong, tell us and we will correct or remove the entry against the register.

Before you call anyone