Dr. Bennett earned his DDS from NYU College of Dentistry, where he received the Dr. Bernard E. Rudner Memorial Award. Since then, he’s pursued advanced, hands-on training across a wide range of procedures, from implants and surgical dentistry to Invisalign, veneers, and beyond. He’s got a genuine curiosity for staying current, always looking into the latest technology, techniques, and philosophies in dentistry, because he believes if you’re going to do something, you do it right, and that means never settling for “good enough.”
His early career took him through both corporate and private practice settings, and that range gave him a clear picture of the kind of dentist he wanted to be, and the kind of practice he wanted to build. When he opened 26 North, the goal was simple: care built around understanding you first, so every treatment plan actually fits the person it’s for.
What he loves most about dentistry is the mix of technical problem-solving and genuine human connection. He’d rather spend fifteen minutes really getting to know one patient than rush through a packed waiting room, and it shows in how he treats people — he listens first and makes sure everyone leaves the appointment actually understanding what’s going on. His dog Rusty is usually right there in the office too, greeting patients at the door and making the whole place feel a little more like home.
Outside the practice, Dr. Bennett is usually on the water. He and his dad, one of his closest friends, share a boat and go deep-sea fishing whenever they can, and the two take an annual snowboarding trip out west. When he’s not on the boat, he’s hunting down South Florida’s best new restaurants or nerding out over the latest advancement in dental technology, always looking for a better way to take care of his patients.
His goal is simple: care where you feel genuinely heard, not rushed, in an environment that’s calming, not clinical, so you leave confident you made the right choice for your dental health.