Danielle Carmel, DMD

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Dedicated Dentist Strives for Excellence in Patient Care and Community Service

Dr. Danielle Carmel, a highly skilled and compassionate dentist at Meadowbrook Dental Care in Mineola, New York, is setting a new standard in comprehensive dental care. With a strong commitment to making a meaningful impact on her patients’ lives, Dr. Carmel finds immense satisfaction in improving their overall health, boosting their self-esteem, and enhancing their smiles.

A graduate of Binghamton University with a Bachelor’s of Science Degree in Biochemistry, Dr. Carmel’s passion for dentistry evolved during an internship at The Center for Special Dentistry in NYC. This experience contributed to her pursuit of a Doctor of Medicine in Dentistry Degree at the Boston University Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine, where she obtained specialized training in digital dentistry, particularly focusing on dental implant planning and placement.

Dr. Carmel’s commitment to excellence is evident in her continuous pursuit of knowledge and skills. From providing essential dental care to underserved populations during a 10-week externship at the Family Health Centers in Southwest Florida to participating in the Ryan White Program at the Yankee Dental Meeting, offering dental care to patients with HIV, she has consistently demonstrated her dedication to improving access to quality dental services.

Completing the General Practice Residency program at NYU Langone further expanded Dr. Carmel’s expertise, covering a wide range of dental specialties. She continues to stay at the forefront of her field by participating in continuing education courses and obtaining certifications in various areas, including digital and traditional radiography, facial injectables and dermal fillers, Invisalign, LGBTQ+ Safe Zone training, CPR, AED, ACLS, BLS, and first aid.

Dr. Carmel upholds the highest standards of patient care and professional excellence. Her commitment to community service and patient well-being is a reflection of the values instilled in her by her immigrant parents, who taught her the importance of integrity, empathy, and hard work. 

In gratitude for the opportunities they have been afforded, Dr. Carmel and her family have made it a tradition to support charitable organizations and volunteer their time, giving back to the community as a way to honor the values that have shaped their lives. Alongside their dedication to service, Dr. Carmel and her family cherish travel, laughter, and creating new memories together. Her family remains a steadfast source of support, love, and invaluable life lessons, for which she is profoundly grateful.

In her leisure time, Dr. Carmel finds joy in photography, whether it is capturing the beauty of animals or the artistry of delectable dishes, and exploring the culinary world. Deeply intertwined with her love for travel, she aspires to explore new cities, immerse herself in rich cultures, and enthusiastically share her experiences with friends and family. These hobbies not only provide moments of relaxation and self-discovery but also reflect her adventurous spirit and appreciation for creativity and beauty, contributing to a healthy work-life rhythm.

Dr. Danielle Carmel’s dedication to her patients, her community, and her personal growth sets her apart as a leader in the field of dentistry. With a focus on excellence, empathy, and service, she continues to make a positive impact on the lives of those around her.

Learn More about Dr. Danielle Carmel:
Through her findatopdoc profile, https://www.findatopdoc.com/doctor/85021632-Danielle-Carmel-Dentist or through Meadowbrook Dental Care, https://www.meadowbrookdentalcare.com/meet-dr-carmel.html

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