Dr Daar grew up in the Chicago suburbs and moved to Connecticut in 1983. Having lived here more than half of his life he considers New England, and Connecticut his home. He went to Undergraduate School at Northern Illinois University and then the Masters program in Biology at Loyola University in Chicago. He completed his Dental education at Loyola University, Maywood Illinois in 1982. Always yearning to know more and educate himself for his patients benefit, he then obtained a Masters of Nutrition degree at St Josephs College in West Hartford. He opened his Dental practice on Main Street Manchester in February of 1983.

Continuing education and advanced skills have allowed Dr Daar to develop one of the top offices in the state. He has completed hundreds of hours of training in Endodontics, Orthodontics, Periodontics, Dental Implants, Sleep Apnea, and more.

He has been a member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentists, GP Orthodontics, International Congress of Oral Implantologists, World Clinical Laser Institute, American Dental Association, and Connecticut Dental Association to name a few. Dr Daar regularly attends courses to ensure his patients get the best treatment possible. He also gives seminars to the public on a monthly basis to educate people on topics such as Dental Implants and Sleep Apnea.

When not working, Dr Daar enjoys spending time with his wife and two boys at the shoreline enjoying the beauty and benefits of Long Island Sound. He has been a pilot of hot air balloons, ultralights, and aircraft since 1985. He also enjoys his motorcycle as a great way to really see the countryside of Connecticut.

Giving back to the community is very important to Dr Daar and the staff of Manchester Family Dental. They created a scholarship fund at Manchester Community College that still gives the opportunity for education to those that may not be able to afford it.

Dr Daar has been involved with the Police Activities league (PAL) and was a past president of that organization. Manchester Family Dental is the sole sponsor of the Manchester ROCS boxing gym giving local youth an alternative to hanging out in the streets.

Dr Daar is a Board member of a non profit organization for a vascular disease, Fibro Muscular Dysplasia (FMD), and has been President of the Board of Directors for the past 5 years. He runs their annual meeting along with the Cleveland Clinic every May in Cleveland Ohio.

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