Dr. Dale Rosenbach received his undergraduate degree in biology from Yeshiva University and his dental degree from New Jersey Dental School. After completing a one year general practice residency at Woodhull Medical Center in Brooklyn, he worked in private practice for a year. Following this, he attended Columbia University for his postdoctoral training in periodontics and implant dentistry, completing a master’s degree focusing on the effects of abutment dis/reconnection on initial peri-implant bone loss. Dr. Rosenbach is a Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology.Dr. Rosenbach is currently a clinical instructor in periodontics and implant dentistry and course director of the periodontics & implant dentistry lecture series at the GPR at Woodhull Medical Center, and was formerly a clinical instructor and course director for implant literature review in the postgraduate periodontal department at Lutheran Medical Center, both in Brooklyn, NY. He recently published a technique article entitled "How to Extract Teeth as Atraumatically As Possible" in Dental Products Report and a review article in Dentaltown Magazine entitled "Gap Management Around Immediate Implants: A Review of the Literature and its Application in Clinical Practice," and has been appointed to both the editorial advisory board and the continuing education advisory board for the same publication. He also serves as the head of project for WikiProject Dentistry on Wikipedia. Dr. Rosenbach lectures extensively on topics related to periodontics, implant dentistry and adjunctive surgical procedures.