Gallery 57 Dental Co-Founder - Dr. Andrew Koenigsberg
Dr. Andrew Koenigsberg co-founded Gallery57Dental in 2006, as part of his commitment to create fast, and precise dental care in a comfortable environment. Gallery57Dental was the first integrated CAD/CAM dental office in the world placing it at the forefront of modern dentistry. Dr. Koenigsberg’s passion for dentistry is reflected in his personal and compassionate relationships with his patients and his drive to provide unsurpassed treatment and care.
Dr. Koenigsberg leads the way in utilizing current technologies to transform a patient’s experience of dentistry and the quality of their care. He is a key opinion leader for several large dental manufacturers. He has also lectured and taught hands-on courses with an emphasis on CAD/CAM, implants and integrating technology in the dental practice.
Dr. Koenigsberg graduated from Columbia University School of Dental and Oral Surgery in 1980. He completed a one-year General Practice Residency at Jamaica Hospital and a two-year specialty program in Prosthodontics at Montefiore Hospital. He taught pre-doctoral dental students at Columbia University as well as Maxilla-Facial Prosthetics at Montefiore Hospital’s Post-Graduate Prosthodontics Program.
Dr. Koenigsberg’s passion and drive are reflected in all areas of his life. He is an avid skier and tri-athlete and has competed in many marathons and Ironman events.
Dr. Koenigsberg Curriculum Vitae
- Montefiore Hospital, Residency and Certificate in Prosthodontics, 1983
- Jamaica Hospital, General Practice Residency and Certificate, 1981
- Columbia School of Dental and Oral Surgery, DDS, 1980
- Touro College, B.A., 1976
- American Dental Association,1980 to present
- New York Academy of Dentistry, 1986 to present
- ITI International Team for Implantology
- ICIO International Congress of Oral Implantologists- Fellow
- Alpha Omega International Fraternity
- International Academy of Dental and Facial Esthetics
- Academy of Laser Dentistry
- New York
- Certificate of Acknowledgement and Appreciation
Greater New York Dental Meeting, 1977 - Certificate of Acknowledgement and Appreciation
Greater New York Dental Meeting, 1978 - NE Society of Periodontists Annual Student Award, 1980
- “Focusing on Digital Radiography”, Inside Dentistry, Volume 12, Issue 2, February 2016
- “Simplified Implant Treatment with Integrated Digital Technology”, CDE World/ eBooks, Vol. 2, Number 20, December, 2015
- “CAD/CAM Materials in Dentistry”, Inside Dentistry, November 2015
- “Cone-Beam Computed Tomography Diagnosis”, CDE World October 2015
- “Simplified Implant Treatment with Integrated Digital Technology”, CDE World, May 2015
- “Digital Sensors: Key Advances”. Inside Dentistry, June 2014
- “Improved Dentistry Through Advance Digital Radiography”, DentalTown, June 2014
- “Advances in CAD/CAM”, Inside Dentistry, April 2014
- “Mission Critical Technologies”, Dental Economics, June, 2013
- “The Future of Dental Practice-Is the Solo Practitioner Headed for Extinction?” AGD Impact, July 2012
- “Digital Update”, Inside Dentistry, March 2011
- “The Integrated CAD/CAM Office”, PPAD, August 2008
- “Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic Purpura: Report of a Case” J of William Jarvie Society, 1981
- “Measurement of Strep. Sanguis in Saliva”, J of William Jarvie Society, 1981
- Second District Dental Society, “Digital Implant Planning”, May 2019
- Second District Dental Society, “Digital Workflow for Implant Restoration”, May 2019
- Second District Dental Society, “Choosing the Right All-Ceramic Material”, May 2019
- Second District Dental Society, “Preparing, Finishing & Cementing Ceramic Restorations”, May 2019
- Second District Dental Society, “Solea Laser”, May 2019
- Dental Study Club of New York, “Getting the Most Out of All-Ceramic Restorations”, December 2018
- New York County Dental Society, Speed Learning Event, “Choosing the Right Ceramic”, May 2018
- Central Park Oral Surgery Study Club, “Digital Dentistry and More!” January 2018
- Greater New York Dental Meeting, “Digital Technology- CAD/CAM Ceramics”, November 2016
- International Academy of Dental and Facial Esthetics, “CAD/CAM Ceramic Restorations” May 2016
- Central Park Oral Surgery Seminars, “New Advances in All Ceramic Restorations:What every dentist should know!” March 2016
- Manhattan Study Club, “Dentistry in the Digital Age”, December 2014
- Greater New York Dental Meeting, “Optical Scanning”, November 2013
- Second District Dental Society, “Update in CAD/CAD and Ceramics”, May 2013
- Central Park Oral Surgery Study Club, “Optical Scanning-The future of Impressioning”, February 2013
- Greater New York Dental Meeting, “Technology and the Future of Dental Practice”, November 2012
- New York Study Club, “Optical Scanning-The future of Impressioning”, December 2012
- Greater New York Dental Meeting, “Technology and the Future of Dental Practice”, November 2012
- Greater New York Dental Meeting, “Optical Scanning-The future of Impressioning”, November 2012
- Stony Brook School of Dental Medicine, “CEREC 2012- A Comprehensive Digital Solution”, June 2012
- Stony Brook School of Dental Medicine, Update Digital Technology Conference, “Updates in Digital Scanning”, June 2012
- Stony Brook School of Dental Medicine, Update Digital Technology Conference, “Digital Scanning Workshop”, June 2012
- American Academy of Fixed Prosthodontics, “Evaluating the In-Office CAD/CAM Lab-An
- Analysis of costs and Benefits”, February 2012
- GNYDM, “Health and Technology”, November, 2010
- Columbia University College of Dental Medicine, “Envisioning the Dental Office of the Future”, November 2010
- North-East Gnathological Study Club, “CAD/CAM 2010”, March 2010
- CAD/CAM Excellence, “Live CEREC Patient Demo”, March 2010
- ACCD, Orlando Meeting, “CAD/CAM Integration and the Virtual Lab” April 2008
- ACDNA, Vancouver Meeting, “The High-Tech Office” April 2007
- CEREC 20- Las Vegas, “The Dental Office of the Future” October 2006
Dental Blogs By Dr. Andrew Koenigsberg
Before & After
12 Crowns. 6 upper and 6 lower, along with some gum line plastic fillings. This was done in two visits, two weeks apart, limiting the amount of time this patient had to wear temps. The first visit was 4 1/2 hours and the second visit was 3 hours.
8 all porcelain crowns to replace 30 year old porcelain fused to metal crowns. 2 visits. One 2 1/2 hour and one 1 1/2 hour visit.
2 single-visit veneers to correct overlap and chipping
Implant retained bridge to replace denture made by Same Day Ceramics
4 Single-visit veneers to correct rotated and discolored teeth
Immediate post-op of implants placed using our minimally invasive technique
Solea laser to painlessly contour overgrown gum
3 Porcelain Crowns in 3 Hours
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