He then completed the General Practice Residency Program at the Johns Hopkins University Hospital. He entered Hospital dental practice at Kernan Hospital in Baltimore and after a year accepted a position on the faculty and staff at Johns Hopkins.
While at Hopkins he earned his Masters in Public Health and became the director of the Division of Dentistry and Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and directed the General Practice Residency training program. He had an active hospital based dental practice as well. His practice philosophy has always been patient friendly and compassionate.
His practice is a high-tech office with digital x-rays and diagnostic imaging, laser periodontal therapy, CAD-CAM computer design, manufacturing of crowns, porcelain restorations and DNA testing for bacterial monitoring by OralDNA.