Meet Dr. Gary R. Login, I think dentistry is a wonderful profession because it challenges me to refine my skills constantly, both as an artist and as a caregiver. The interpersonal nature of the work requires me to do much more than create technically beautiful dentistry.
The real smiles I create in my office naturally emerge for patients who feel I have provided just the right level of treatment. I surround myself with mentors who serve as my role models in communication, gentle care, and creative solutions. Getting it right for someone else is what makes me feel great.
EDUCATION AND CONTINUING EDUCATION
In order to become a dentist, I first obtained my Bachelor of Science in microbiology from Rutgers College in 1979. Then I attended the Harvard School of Dental Medicine, and graduated in 1984 with my Doctorate of Dental Medicine, and in 1990 with my Doctorate of Medical Science.
To stay current with new methods and technologies, I take more than 200 hours of continuing education each year! As part of this journey, I teach in the New York University School of Dentistry’s weekly clinical sessions in full-mouth reconstruction and cosmetic dentistry.
I am a Diplomat of the American Board of Oral Implantology/Dental Implants, A Fellow of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists, and a member of the Massachusetts Dental Society, and the Academy of General Dentistry.
Implant Surgical Training Continuing Education
In July of 2021 after passing a rigorous examination on implant dentistry, Gary R. Login, DMD, DMSc from Brookline, Massachusetts joined 609 other dentists in the United States, Canada and Internationally in becoming a Diplomate of the American Board of Oral Implantology/Implant Dentistry (ABOI/ID), making Dr. Login one of the worldwide leading experts in implant care. To sit for the examination, Dr. Login was required to practice implant dentistry for at least seven years and prove his implant expertise. To earn the title of Diplomate, Dr. Login presented cases for review by an expert panel of implant dentists and passed a series of written and oral examinations sponsored by the American Board of Oral Implantology/Implant Dentistry.
ACHIEVEMENTS
- Adjunct clinical associate professor of cariology and comprehensive care, Department of Restorative Dentistry – New York University College of Dentistry
- Faculty member of full-mouth reconstruction program for general dentists, Department of Continuing Education – NYU College of Dentistry
- Invited lecturer – Harvard School of Dental Medicine
IN THE OFFICE
When I think about the people I work with, all I can say is: “Wow!” Our team has a wonderfully diverse and worldly background which contributes to increased sensitivity and connectivity with our patients. Many of our team members have volunteered their dental services in third-world nations and underserved communities in the United States. Some of our team members are actively preparing to enter dental school. Others teach foreign language skills in adult education programs.
Imagine the sheer delight of being with energetic, self-directed, upbeat people. I think a good part of the healing that takes place in our office is the result of our happy smiling staff joyfully greeting patients and sharing stories!
I truly enjoy listening and talking to people. I feel a great sense of joy when a patient’s smile conveys that I did just what they asked me to do. I really love developing long-term relationships and sharing milestones in people’s lives. I’ve spent the past 35 years building connections with people in my community, and I would love to get to know you and your family, too!
FAMILY LIFE
In my spare time, I love sailing from the Charles River Community Boating Club in downtown Boston, and I have obtained my jib certification. I also enjoy weekend bike riding trips in different communities across Massachusetts with my wife and friends.
I love reading biographies and have become a recent fan of the Metropolitan Opera in Manhattan! My favorite ice cream flavor is cookie dough, and my favorite movie is Groundhog Day.
