Joanna Hrymoc-Sinha, D.M.D.

Meet Dr. Joanna Hrymoc-Sinha

General Dentist | Clinical Assistant Professor NYU | Certified Invisalign Provider
Meet Dr. Joanna Hrymoc-Sinha. After earning her Bachelor's of Science degree from Rutgers University in 2002, Dr. Hrymoc-Sinha went on to graduate from the University of Medicine and Dentistry in 2006, earning her Doctorate of Dental Medicine. She has established a reputation as a top dentist in the community, earning the title of Jersey Choice Top Dentist and being featured in Jersey Monthly Magazine.

But Dr. Hrymoc's expertise extends far beyond her private practices at Somerset & Hillsborough Smiles. As a Clinical Assistant Professor at the New York University College of Dentistry's Full Mouth Rehabilitation program, she teaches other dentists how to diagnose, treat, and manage difficult cases involving conventional and implant-supported full-mouth rehabilitation. She is honored to be the first female faculty member in the Full Mouth Reconstruction program at NYU.

In addition to her role as a Clinical Assistant Professor at NYU Dental School, Dr. Joanna has also been actively involved in the development and teaching of a mini 4-day course of Full Mouth Rehabilitation Aesthetics, Implants, and Occlusion. She uses her extensive knowledge and experience in the field to provide hands-on training and education to other dentists, helping them to improve their skills and better serve their patients.

Dr. Joanna Hrymoc was an NYU Dental School faculty admissions interviewer from 2018 to 2020, in addition to her other roles and responsibilities. She was active in the admissions process, helping to evaluate and select new students for the dental program at NYU.

Dr. Joanna Hrymoc-Sinha was honored with an opportunity to teach at NOVA Southeastern University College of Dental Medicine in Florida. There she taught a hands-on course on Occlusion and Aesthetics. Her dedication to continuing education and mentorship is evident, further emphasizing her expertise in full-mouth rehabilitation and her commitment to advancing the field of dentistry.