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Dr. Armen practices general dentistry with an emphasis on cosmetics, full mouth reconstructions, and implants. He believes in a comprehensive approach to treating patients as there is a direct correlation between oral health and overall health. He is passionate about educating his patients on the different options they have to restore their smiles. In addition to educating his patients, Dr. Armen also lectures for NYU's Full Mouth Reconstruction course, teaching fellow dental colleagues how to diagnose and treat complex dental rehabilitation cases.

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Dr. Armen Akopian received his dental degree from New York University’s College of Dentistry and completed a year-long general practice residency at the Mt. Sinai affiliated Queens Hospital Center. In his senior year, he was part of NYU’s Aesthetics Honors program where a small group of students were selected to be trained by the top cosmetic dentists from the tri-state area. This gave him a unique advantage to analyze and treat complex cosmetic cases from the very beginning of his career. 

 

Dr. Armen and his family emigrated to New York City from Germany when he was very young. During those formative years, his parents, who are both professionals in health care, instilled a hard work ethic and strong moral values that led him to be interested in pursuing health care. His gratitude for the sacrifices and encouragement of his parents has been a power source for continuing to expand his mentorship with students interested in dentistry, both home and abroad. His passion for all facets of dentistry have inspired volunteer mission trips local and abroad, including his homeland of Armenia.

 

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Education and training

• New York University College of Arts & Science

• New York University College of Dentistry

• New York University Implantology Program

• Spear Continuum 

• Bearbrook Study Club

• Spear Study Club

• NYU Full Mouth Reconstruction Level 1 

• NYU Full Mouth Reconstruction Level 2 

• NYU Full Mouth Reconstruction Level 3

• Implant Training at the Mongalo Institute

 

Residency

• Queens Hospital Center

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Languages spoken

• English

• Armenian

• Spanish