Dr. Anuja Ranjitkar, DDS
Pediatric DentistryNPI: 1548496870
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(646) 896-9221Practice Details
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About This Provider
Dr. Anuja Ranjitkar is a pediatric dentist with 17 years of experience helping children of all ages feel comfortable and confident about their teeth. She received her dental degree from Columbia University and completed specialty training in pediatric dentistry at Mount Sinai Medical Center. Dr. Ranjitkar has special expertise in caring for children with special needs, including those with autism, Down syndrome, and ADHD, and she focuses on prevention and positive motivation to help every child develop healthy dental habits. Beyond her practice in New York, she teaches the next generation of pediatric dentists at Columbia University and Mount Sinai Health System, and she leads community education through the SmileSchool program. She is now accepting new patients and works with most major insurance plans, including Medicaid.
Specialties
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Education & Training
- Doctorate of Dental Surgery, Columbia University College of Dentistry
- Pediatric Dental Specialty training with Dr. Attaie at Mount Sinai Medical Center
Credential: DDS
NPI registered: 06/01/2009
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Areas of Focus
Beyond the Office
Clinical Assistant Professor at Columbia University
Clinical Instructor at Mount Sinai Health System & Icahn School of Medicine (teaches pediatric dental residents and dental students)
Community health workshops through SmileSchool program
Free oral health screenings and education at local daycares, schools, nurseries, and community agencies
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