Dr. Bethaney B. Brenner, DMD

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Get to know Family Dentist Dr. Bethaney B. Brenner, who serves patients in Burlington, Connecticut.

Dr. Brenner is a family dentist who is currently serving patients’ dental needs at her own private dental practice – Bethaney B. Brenner, DMD, LLC – in Burlington, Connecticut. She established her practice in 1980, stressing the highest quality of dental care, personal availability to each of her patients, as well as a compassionate, caring approach. This commitment to excellence, combined with strong ethical convictions, has helped create strong bonds between Dr. Brenner and her patients. Her popularity is evident in the countless praise and testimonial responses received by her appreciative and satisfied patients.

All of the professionals at the office of Bethaney B. Brenner, DMD, LLC maintain the highest levels of accreditation and pursue ongoing education to stay abreast of the latest trends in dentistry. They strive for complete patient satisfaction at every appointment and share a genuine concern for their patients’ dental health, as well as their overall wellness.

After completing her undergraduate degree, Dr. Brenner graduated from the University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine in 1979. She has been involved in teaching dental students through the dental school since 1980.

In 1993, Dr. Brenner decided to round out her abilities by attending the International Association for Orthodontics New England’s Regional School. She completed her studies in advanced orthodontics in 1996. In 2000, she re-trained in advanced techniques for endodontics. In 2006, Dr. Brenner completed her surgical training for placing Astra Tech implants. She then started her training in advanced laser dentistry, microscopic dentistry, and conscious sedation – which she completed in 2009.

Dr. Brenner is a certified health counselor through New York State University’s Institute for Integrative Nutrition. She is also recognized as an expert in the health field as a holistic health practitioner. Recently, Dr. Brenner became certified in DTR, which treats facial pain, migraines, vertigo, locking and popping jaws, and more.

Dr. Brenner is an active member of prestigious professional organizations such as the American Dental Association, the Connecticut State Dental Association, (where she is currently on the Board of Governors as Treasurer), the Academy of General Dentistry, the American Society of Dentistry for Children, the Bristol Dental Society, and the Chamber of Commerce. She is also an honorary member of the Pierre Fauchard Academy and the International College of Dentistry.

Dr. Brenner has participated in the Mission of Mercy and has sat in leadership positions with the Connecticut Department of Social Services to help those who are underserved.

Dr. Brenner has been published in Cancer Research and has been selected for Who’s Who of Young Americans and Business Leaders. She was also selected as a Top Dentist by Connecticut Magazine in 2009 and as America’s Best Dentist in 2013, 2016, and 2017.

Family dentistry is an area of dental care that provides services to people of all ages. Although general dentists receive extensive education before they begin their practice, family dentists take this one step further by specializing in providing quality care to people of all ages.

In her spare time, Dr. Brenner enjoys many hobbies such as painting with watercolor and oils, gardening, cooking, as well as spending time with friends, family, and her beloved animals.

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