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Network Directory New York Network Directory New York 884198 Total Cigna PPO New York Directory This list of participating dentists is subject to change. Prior to making an appointment, please confirm the dentist’s network participation either through the dental office or your Connecticut General claim office. Please visit our website, www.cigna.com. Bhullar, Harvinder Cummings, Robert Elkordy, Khloud Gialanella, Theodore ALBANY COUNTY Aspen Dental Robert Cummings DMD Khloud Elkordy DDS St. Peter’s Hospital Dtal Group 979 Central Ave 4 Executive Park Dr 756 Madison Ave #1 Ste 1 Prac ALBANY Albany, NY 12205 Stuyvesant Plaza Albany, NY 12208 1092 Madison Ave (518) 591-1000 Albany, NY 12203 (518) 427-2808 Albany, NY 12208 ENDODONTICS (518) 459-4404 (518) 525-1757 Birman, George Estephan, Rita Cohen, Michael Aspen Dental Dasari, Vikram Aspen Dental Giglio, Vincent Cohen Michael A. 979 Central Ave Aspen Dental 979 Central Ave Levine & Lipnick DMD PC 979 Central Ave Albany, NY 12205 979 Central Ave Albany, NY 12205 822 New Scotland Ave Albany, NY 12205 (518) 591-1000 Albany, NY 12205 (518) 591-1000 Albany, NY 12208 (518) 591-1000 (518) 591-1000 (518) 482-6936 Bista, Bandana Fagan, Tana and Jimenez, Jeannette Allcare Dental & Dentures Delaney, David Albany County Department of Levine & Lipnick DMD PC 1st Advantage Dental 65 Wolf Rd David M. Delaney DMD Health 99 Pine St 1662 Central Ave Ste 2 Albany, NY 12205 21 Everett Road Ext #1 175 Green St Albany, NY 12207 Albany, NY 12205 (518) 689-0186 Albany, NY 12205 Albany, NY 12202 (518) 434-3151 (518) 452-2121 (518) 438-2722 (518) 447-4580 Boatey, Maxwell Gil, Gustavo Mbamalu, Obiamju Aspen Dental Dellanzo, Alina Farooqui, Shagufta Aspen Dental Precision Periodontics 979 Central Ave Alina Dellanzo Albany Group Dental Ll PC, Inc 979 Central Ave 10 Mckown Rd Ste 206 Albany, NY 12205 4 Executive Park Dr 1575 Central Ave Albany, NY 12205 Albany, NY 12203 (518) 591-1000 Albany, NY 12203 Albany, NY 12205 (518) 591-1000 (518) 383-4484 (518) 459-3485 (518) 869-7167 Bucher, John Girgis, Narmin Negron, Libertad John V. Bucher DDS Fam & Demarco, Stephen Fasulo, Carmen Rose Dental Associates 1st Advantage Dental Cosm Beck Gerald J Fasulo, Carmen P 5 Pine W Plz 1662 Central Ave Ste 2 1881 Western Ave Ste 130 7 Southwoods Blvd Ste 62 2 Executive Park Dr Albany, NY 12205 Albany, NY 12205 Albany, NY 12203 Albany, NY 12211 Albany, NY 12203 (518) 456-7673 (518) 452-2121 (518) 218-1881 (518) 445-2505 (518) 446-1001 and and Goldman, Alan GENERAL DENTISTRY Callahan, Daniel St. Peter’s Hospital Dental Fasulo, Carmen P 1st Advantage Dental 1st Advantage Dental 315 S Manning Blvd Ste 220 23 Hackett Blvd 1662 Central Ave Ste 2 Adelman, Ira 1662 Central Ave Ste 2 Albany, NY 12208 Albany, NY 12208 Albany, NY 12205 Rose Dental Associates Albany, NY 12205 (518) 525-1857 (518) 462-5586 (518) 452-2121 5 Pine W Plz (518) 452-2121 Albany, NY 12205 Desanti Jr, Michael Filanova, Vincent Golik, Benjamin (518) 456-7673 Carrillo-Medina, Wallace Desanti Family Dentistry Whitney M Young Jr. Health Aspen Dental Aspen Dental 554 Sand Creek Rd Center 979 Central Ave Alvarez, Oscar 979 Central Ave Albany, NY 12205 920 Lark Dr Albany, NY 12205 Oscar Alvarez DDS Albany, NY 12205 (518) 869-5397 Albany, NY 12207 (518) 591-1000 123 Whitehall Rd (518) 591-1000 (518) 465-4771 Albany, NY 12209 Desanti Sr, Michael Gulati, Atul (518) 436-9771 Cavanagh, Anthony Desanti Family Dentistry Fiman, Jenna Aspen Dental St. Peter’s Hospital Dtal Group 554 Sand Creek Rd Dr Jenna Fiman DMD 979 Central Ave Alwakfi, Omar Prac Albany, NY 12205 326 Northern Blvd Albany, NY 12205 Capital Dental Care 1092 Madison Ave (518) 869-5397 Albany, NY 12204 (518) 591-1000 165 Manning Blvd Albany, NY 12208 (518) 462-1471 Albany, NY 12203 (518) 525-1757 Desantis, Antony Gustavo, Gil (518) 459-2444 St. Peter’s Hospital Dtal Group Fischer, Frederick Aspen Dental Cerny, Julia Prac Michael J. Fischer DMD PC 979 Central Ave Arena, Christopher Barats Family Dentistry 1092 Madison Ave 5 Pine W Plz Ste 504 Albany, NY 12205 Aspen Dental 319 S Manning Blvd Ste 102 Albany, NY 12208 Albany, NY 12205 (518) 591-1000 979 Central Ave Albany, NY 12208 (518) 525-1757 (518) 456-5134 Albany, NY 12205 (518) 438-4401 Harris, Stephen (518) 591-1000 Dharia, Jignya Fischer, Michael Stephen Harris DMD Chacko, Tina Jignya Dharia DDS LLC Michael J. Fischer DMD PC 1735 Central Ave Ste 105 Baha, Joseph McMahon Family Dentistry PLLC 220 Quail St 5 Pine W Plz Ste 504 Albany, NY 12205 Aspen Dental 880 Western Ave Albany, NY 12203 Albany, NY 12205 (518) 869-9453 979 Central Ave Albany, NY 12203 (518) 463-2622 (518) 456-5134 Albany, NY 12205 (518) 438-1421 Hemintakoon, Krisda (518) 591-1000 Dimeo, Brian Fleurinord, Ducrepin Aspen Dental Chamoun, Maria Rose Dental Associates Aspen Dental 979 Central Ave Bakeer, Shaymaa Aspen Dental 5 Pine W Plz 979 Central Ave Albany, NY 12205 Aspen Dental 979 Central Ave Albany, NY 12205 Albany, NY 12205 (518) 591-1000 979 Central Ave Albany, NY 12205 (518) 456-7673 (518) 591-1000 Albany, NY 12205 (518) 591-1000 Hernas, Cara (518) 591-1000 Drzymalski, Jolanta Fuertes, Jaime Aspen Dental Chan, Ho Whitney M Young Jr. Health Aspen Dental 979 Central Ave Banner, Howard St. Peter’s Hospital Dtal Group Center 979 Central Ave Albany, NY 12205 Anuradha Kanakasabapathi DDS Prac 920 Lark Dr Albany, NY 12205 (518) 591-1000 666 Madison Ave 1092 Madison Ave Albany, NY 12207 (518) 591-1000 Albany, NY 12208 Albany, NY 12208 (518) 465-4771 Herzog Jr, Robert (518) 434-3038 (518) 525-1757 Fusco, Ralph Primomo Herzog DDS Duda, Lawrence 1st Advantage Dental 651 Delaware Ave Barats, Svetlana Chon, Yun Midway Family Dental Associate 1662 Central Ave Ste 2 Albany, NY 12209 Barats Family Dentistry Aspen Dental 1945 Central Ave Albany, NY 12205 (518) 427-2447 319 S Manning Blvd Ste 102 979 Central Ave Albany, NY 12205 (518) 452-2121 Albany, NY 12208 Albany, NY 12205 (518) 456-8252 Hosoyama, Shigeru (518) 438-4401 (518) 591-1000 and Gable, Marianne Aspen Dental St. Peter’s Hospital Dtal Group Marianne Gable DDS PC 979 Central Ave Barclay, Lee Chu, Oliver 101 Great Oaks Blvd Albany, NY 12205 Aspen Dental Prac Allan L Nahman DDS 1092 Madison Ave Albany, NY 12203 (518) 591-1000 1021 Western Ave 979 Central Ave (518) 456-7520 Albany, NY 12205 Albany, NY 12208 Iancu, Augustin Albany, NY 12203 (518) 525-1757 (518) 482-4948 (518) 591-1000 Gabriel, Diana Aspen Dental Aspen Dental 979 Central Ave Chung, Don Eggert, Raymond Bedin, Silvia Midway Family Dental Associate 979 Central Ave Albany, NY 12205 Aspen Dental Hudson Dental PC 1945 Central Ave Albany, NY 12205 (518) 591-1000 979 Central Ave 613 Central Ave (518) 591-1000 Albany, NY 12205 Indzonka, Peter Albany, NY 12205 Albany, NY 12206 (518) 456-8252 (518) 591-1000 (518) 438-2970 Galati, James Peter F Indzonka Elbialy, Hazem Whitney M Young Jr. Health 789 Madison Ave Beer, Gila Chung, Phong Center Albany, NY 12208 Hudson Dental PC Capital Dental Care Rose Dental Associates 165 Manning Blvd 920 Lark Dr (518) 463-0004 5 Pine W Plz 613 Central Ave Albany, NY 12207 Albany, NY 12206 Albany, NY 12203 Izadi, Maziar Albany, NY 12205 (518) 459-2444 (518) 465-4771 (518) 456-7673 (518) 438-2970 Allcare Dental & Dentures and Geisler, Warren 65 Wolf Rd Bhattal, Bhupinder Cubano, Vladimir Whitney M Young Jr. Health Barats Family Dentistry Albany, NY 12205 Miller, Michael Colonie Dental PC Center 319 S Manning Blvd Ste 102 (518) 689-0186 65 Wolf Rd 108 Everett Rd 920 Lark Dr Albany, NY 12208 Albany, NY 12205 Albany, NY 12205 Albany, NY 12207 (518) 438-4401 (518) 689-0186 (518) 458-1723 (518) 465-4771 This dentist is currently at capacity and is not accepting new patients at this time. Please read this information so you will know from which or what group of dentists in-network benefits may be obtained. Network benefits are available from dentists participating in the Cigna Dental PPO. If you have a hearing or speech disability, please use your state Telecommunications Relay Service to call us. This service makes it easier for people who have hearing or speech disabilities to communicate with people who do not. Check your local telephone directory for your Relay Service’s phone number. 1 Winter/Spring 2016 Total Cigna PPO New York Directory This list of participating dentists is subject to change. Prior to making an appointment, please confirm the dentist’s network participation either through the dental office or your Connecticut General claim office. Please visit our website, www.cigna.com. Jacobson, Jordan Lee, Andrew Mandava, Amrutha Nguyen, Alec Reinhorn, Max Aspen Dental Aspen Dental 1st Advantage Dental Albany Pediatric Dentistry Rose Dental Associates 979 Central Ave 979 Central Ave 1662 Central Ave Ste 2 980 Western Ave 5 Pine W Plz Albany, NY 12205 Albany, NY 12205 Albany, NY 12205 Albany, NY 12203 Albany, NY 12205 (518) 591-1000 (518) 591-1000 (518) 452-2121 (518) 512-3072 (518) 456-7673 and Jain, Palak Leonidas, Charisse Martin, James Nguyen, Le Aspen Dental Sierra Dental Aspen Dental Aspen Dental Whitney M Young Jr. Health 979 Central Ave 65 Wolf Rd 979 Central Ave 979 Central Ave Center Albany, NY 12205 Albany, NY 12205 Albany, NY 12205 Albany, NY 12205 920 Lark Dr (518) 591-1000 (518) 435-0390 (518) 591-1000 (518) 591-1000 Albany, NY 12207 (518) 465-4771 Reyes Rodriguez, Rolando Janik, Justin Lermer, Andrew Martinez Llaurador, Mireily Aspen Dental The Smile Zone 1st Advantage Dental Aspen Dental Nicoletti, Jason 979 Central Ave 576 Sand Creek Rd 1662 Central Ave Ste 2 979 Central Ave Sierra Dental Albany, NY 12205 Albany, NY 12205 Albany, NY 12205 Albany, NY 12205 65 Wolf Rd (518) 591-1000 (518) 869-5348 (518) 452-2121 (518) 591-1000 Albany, NY 12205 (518) 435-0390 Rivera, Jayson Jeong, Jinhoon Levine, David Matta, Sukrita Aspen Dental Aspen Dental David Levine DDS St.
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