Dr. Randy Burba earned his undergraduate degrees in Biology and Chemistry from Providence College in Rhode Island.
In 1995, he earned his doctorate from the University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine. He then began his
dental career alongside his father, Dr. Stanley Burba, in Salem, MA.
Dr. Burba is committed to providing his patients with exceptional care. Since 1995, he has been practicing general
dentistry in a family practice with an emphasis on cosmetic dentistry. His high work ethic means that he won’t just
rely on his years of experience. Dr. Burba and his team offer state-of-the-art dentistry to their patients through a
considerable amount of continuing education. One of the highest achievements a dentist can obtain is accreditation
with the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (AACD).
What Does AACD Accreditation Mean?
AACD accreditation is the standard of excellence in the cosmetic dentistry field. Only around one out of every 500
dentists worldwide have attained this accreditation. The process of obtaining accreditation includes:
- An extensive written examination
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An oral examination administered by the American Board of Cosmetic
Dentistry
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Close-up photographic documentation of a broad range of cosmetic
treatments performed on patients
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A peer review of their artistic skills in delivering cosmetic
dentistry
'By successfully completing this process, an Accredited
member
demonstrates a very high level of clinical skill and ability in
cosmetic dentistry. ~ The American Academy of Cosmetic
Dentistry.'
Dr. Randy Burba has also held leadership positions in the AACD. He is a past president of the New England Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry and a current board member of the New England Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry. Dr. Randy Burba previously served on the Board of Directors and numerous committees of the national AACD.
Advanced Training in Occlusion and TMJ Disorder
Dr. Randy Burba doesn’t limit his advanced training to cosmetic dentistry. While Massachusetts requires 20 hours of
continuing education each year, he would routinely study and train for more than 100 hours, staying up to date on
advances in implant dentistry, complex restorative dentistry, and TMJ treatment. For example, he is a graduate of
the Dawson Academy in Florida which teaches full mouth rehabilitation, complex restorative dentistry, and occlusion.
When not treating patients, Dr. Burba enjoys spending time with his wife and three children, doing woodworking or
photography, or traveling.