Meet Dr. David Song
Dr. Song is compassionate about maintaining our patient's optimum oral health and delivers exceptional dental care to provide excellent quality dental services in crowns and bridges, root canals, esthetic dentistry, dentures, and surgical procedures to include wisdom teeth extractions.
Highly skilled and experienced dental professional, Dr. Song served our country, honorably, as a Dental Corps and Finance Corps Officer in the U.S. Army, for over three decades providing exceptional dental care to our Soldiers and their family members serving all over the world. Dr. Song was awarded Meritorious Service Medal from the Surgeon General of the Army for his excellent dental service.
Dr. Song grew up in a tropical Island of Guam and attended University of San Francisco for Bachelor of Science with Honors in Biology degree and Commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the U.S Army Finance Corps. Dr. Song received his doctorate degree from Tufts University School of Dental Medicine in Boston. Deeply caring about our public's dental health, Dr. Song earned his Masters of Public Health, MPH, degree from Harvard School of Public Health.
Because Dr. Song had curiosity for dental excellency and to provide the best optimum care possible for his patients, and to earn their trust and satisfaction, he has persistently pursued dentistry training through various continuing education and dental residency training programs to include: Advance Education in General Dentistry, AEGD-1, in Germany; Prosthodontics residency training, one year, in Georgia, Advance Clinical Practice residency program in California, and Advance Endodontics training in South Korea.
To serve our fellow Veterans, Dr. Song came to Wisconsin, to enhance their oral health at the VA Medical Center. Dr. Song is married to Ann and are raising their two children in Wisconsin. He enjoys outdoor activities to include camping and biking, especially in the Upper Peninsula area. Dr. Song also likes cooking, BBQ and making ethnic foods during his leisure times.
