Yasmin Ludianski, DDS

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From Dreams to Reality: Embarking on a Promising and Unique Path in Dentistry

Dr. Yasmin Ludianski, a talented and ambitious dental professional, is making waves in the field of oral and maxillofacial pathology. She is a shining example of determination and passion in pursuing her dreams.

Born in Israel, Dr. Ludianski’s journey began at the age of 4 when she immigrated to the United States with aspirations of becoming a doctor. Her unwavering commitment to the field of dentistry led her to the prestigious NYU College of Dentistry, where she obtained her Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree in 2022 and was the first person to complete a Doctorate degree in her family. 

Armed with a strong foundation in dental medicine, Dr. Ludianski is currently pursuing her residency in oral and maxillofacial pathology at the esteemed Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York City, which she is set to complete in 2026. During her residency, she has been devoted to the field of Pediatric oral pathology, studying genetic syndromes and anticipating medical and dental pathologies in special needs patients. 

Looking towards the future, Dr. Ludianski remains dedicated to advancing her expertise in the field and hopes to share her knowledge with future generations of dental professionals. Her ultimate goal is to complete a second residency in Pediatric Dentistry and integrate the specialties of Pediatric Dentistry and Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology in order to provide special needs pediatric patients with access to multidisciplinary care. 

Valuing her personal life, Dr. Ludianski enjoys spending quality time with her husband and daughters. Her hobbies include cooking and baking, which provide her with a creative outlet.

Dr. Yasmin Ludianski’s story is a testament to the power of perseverance and dedication in achieving one’s goals. Her commitment to excellence in dentistry and passion for pediatric oral pathology set her apart as a rising star in the field, serving as an inspiration to aspiring dental professionals worldwide.

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