Continuing Education & Background
DDS
University of Southern California School of Dentistry
BS
University of California at Los Angeles
"I've been practicing dentistry in Beverly Hills since 1968. In that time,
I've come to understand what people in this area have come to expect from
their dentist. As a result of listening and working with the people of
Beverly Hills for so long, I can state, without hesitation, that my
dentistry continues to improve. My patients have high expectations, and in
order to exceed those expectations, I have maintained a cutting-edge
continuing education program. Exploring new dental advances isn't just a way
to satisfy my patients. I also do it because I love to teach and I love to
learn."Staff Member:
University of Southern California School of Dentistry
Continuing Education: 150+
hours annually over state requirements
Graduate: Advanced &
Master's courses at the Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies,
including Practical Occlusion in the Aesthetic Practice, Full Mouth
Reconstruction, and Neuromuscular Dentistry.
Instructor: Las Vegas
Institute for Advanced Dental Studies
National and International
lecturer
Former head of the dental
section of the Surgical Review Committee, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
"Interaction with my peers
is extremely important. The first benefit that comes to mind is the exchange
of ideas and the free flow of information that has had a direct influence on
my practice over the years. The second benefit is the knowledge that
something I may have recommended to a colleague that made a difference for a
patient I'll never meet. That gives me great satisfaction."
Fellow: American Academy of
Implant Dentistry, International College of Dental Implantology
Member: American Dental
Association, Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, Academy of Laser Dentistry,
Beverly Hills Academy of Dentistry
Dr. Rosenblatt is featured
in Aesthetic Dentistry, How to Create An Exceptional Aesthetic Practice as
one of the 10 dentists who have done it, by Dr. Bill Dickerson and Dr. Nate
Booth.
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"Many
of my patients come to my office without a clear idea of what we can do.
Some are even depressed over their smiles. But once we show them the
smiles we've created for people with worse conditions, they understand
our abilities. That reaction is the first smile we get. The second is
when our work is finished and they see the fruits of our effort. The
third smile is the one that lasts forever.