Ronald Haas, DDS
Clinical Assistant Professor
Department of General Dentistry
Appointments: (631) 632-8971
Department: (631) 444-2557
Education
DDS: Stony Brook School of Dental Medicine, 1986
Residency: General Practice, North Shore University Hospital, 1988
Residency: Prosthodontics, Rutgers University School of Dental Medicine
Board Certification
American Board of Orthodontics
Research Interests
Residual cement on implant crowns, laser crown removal, dental implants and caries in the partially edentulous dentition
Haas R, Haas S. Cement shield membrane technique to minimize residual cement on implant crowns. J Prosthet Dent 2020; 123:223-7
2024 — Member of Speakers Bureau and Key Expert/Key Opinion Leader Panel, Nobel Biocare
2004 — Attending of the Year Award, Stony Brook University Hospital Department of Dentistry
1999 — Distinguished Service Award, North Shore University Hospital, Manhasset, NY
1996 — Outstanding Attending Award, Department of Dentistry, North Shore University Hospital
1994 — Distinguished Service Award, North Shore University Hospital
1993 — Outstanding Attending Award, Department of Dentistry, North Shore University Hospital
1986 — Elected to OKU National Dental Honor Society
1986 — Stony Brook University School of Dental Medicine Graduation Awards:
- Graduated with High Honors
- American Academy of Oral Pathology Award
- American Society of Endodontics Award
- Quintessence Book Award for Excellence in Restorative Dentistry
- Dentsply International Removable Prosthodontics Award
Dr. Ronald Haas is a board-qualified prosthodontist in full-time private practice in Deer Park, NY. He received his dental degree from Stony Brook University School of Dental Medicine with multiple awards, including high honors, which designates the No. 1 academic ranking in the graduating class. His postgraduate training includes a two-year General Practice Residency followed by a two-year specialty program in prosthodontics. With 30-plus years of both clinical and teaching experience, Dr. Haas lectures on a local and national level on a variety of topics, including advanced prosthodontics and implant dentistry, combining digital and classic techniques. In addition to maintaining a full-time private practice limited to prosthodontics, he spends one day per week at the Stony Brook University Hospital General Practice Residency Program, teaching advanced prosthodontics and implant dentistry to the residents in the clinic and presenting biweekly seminars in the classroom.