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About DENT Neurologic Institute
Founded in 1963, DENT Neurologic Institute is the largest out-patient neurology practice in the United States. With over 70 providers among 16 sub-specialty clinics, in two convenient locations, DENT treats nearly 1,000 patients a day, amounting to over 250,000 patients a year. In addition, DENT oversees more than 75 on-going clinical research trials, eclipsing most major hospitals in the Western New York area.
DENT provides the highest quality and compassionate patient care to the Western New York region, the direct result of a tireless commitment to staying on the forefront of medical advances and breakthrough technology. By maintaining valuable partnerships with other specialized clinicians, and a dedication to employing the brightest minds in the medical and clinical research fields, you can rest assured knowing when you come to DENT you are receiving the best care possible.
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What's New at DENT
Dr. Joshi Will Be Presenting in the 2019 Migraine World Summit
Buffalo, NY – Attending Neurologist and Headache Specialist at DENT, Dr. Shivang Joshi, will be presenting at the 2019 Migraine World Summit. According the Migraine World Summit’s website ,”The Migraine World Summit is a virtual event that brings together over 32 top experts including doctors and specialists,
What is Multiple Sclerosis? – Facebook Live Recap
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) affects 1 million people in the United States, affecting two to three times more women than men. Over the past 10 years there have been significant developments in the treatment of MS. Director of the DENT Multiple Sclerosis Center,
What to Expect At Your Sleep Study
In a study from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, 38 percent of adults living in New York reported getting less than the recommended seven hours of sleep per night. The CDC identifies daily sufficient sleep as one of the five key health behaviors for preventing chronic disease.
