Pediatric Dentistry at the Eastman Institute now under the leadership of Dr. Cynthia Wong as she assumes the position of Chair.
Dr. Cynthia Wong, a renowned specialist in pediatric dentistry, has been named the permanent chair of Pediatric Dentistry at the Eastman Institute for Oral Health (EIOH). Dr. Wong's appointment, effective immediately, marks a significant milestone in the institute's continued commitment to excellence in dental education and patient care.
Dr. Wong, who is a recent graduate of the American Dental Education Association Leadership Institute, has been serving as interim chair since July 2021. Her dedication and contributions to the department have been instrumental in its growth and development over the past few years.
Under her leadership, the department has seen increased collaborations with other medical center providers, curriculum changes, enhanced recruitment, and the incorporation of digital technologies. These efforts have helped to enrich the program and position it for continued success.
Dr. Wong's passion for serving her alma mater is evident in her role as department chair. She expressed her honor in taking on this responsibility, stating, "I cherish the opportunity to help grow the department and resident education to even higher levels."
Dr. Wong's extensive professional background includes completing a residency in Multidisciplinary Care at Montreal Children's Hospital and working as a staff dentist and clinical instructor before her residency in Pediatric Dentistry at Eastman Institute for Oral Health at the University of Rochester Medical Center.
In addition to her role as department chair, Dr. Wong is also involved in a $6 million federal grant to prevent recurrent disease and improve long-term clinical outcomes using povidone iodine and fluoride varnish.
EIOH Director Eli Eliav, DMD, PhD, praised Dr. Wong's leadership and skills as a clinician, educator, and researcher. "Dr. Wong's appointment as chair is a testament to her dedication and commitment to our institution and the field of pediatric dentistry," said Dr. Eliav.
Dentists, according to Dr. Wong, are often the first to discover health problems, making collaborative healthcare networks crucial for providing the best care and education. Dr. Wong's focus on increased collaborations with other medical center providers reflects her forward-thinking approach to healthcare delivery.
While specific details about Dr. Wong's recent achievements and future plans as the chair at EIOH are not widely available, her appointment comes at an exciting time for the institute. The Eastman Institute for Oral Health program was recently ranked as the best in the U.S. by Universities.com 2022 rankings, underscoring the institute's commitment to excellence.
For the most accurate and updated information about Dr. Wong's achievements and future plans as the new chair of Pediatric Dentistry at the Eastman Institute for Oral Health, consulting the Eastman Institute’s official announcements or academic press releases directly would be advisable.
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