Dr Beatrice Leung Dentistry Professional Corporation

Dr Beatrice Leung Dentistry Professional Corporation Dr Beatrice Leung Dentistry Professional Corporation

Almost no one likes going to the dentist, but we promise to provide a professional and educational experience so you can feel confident about your dental health. You can rest assured that you have a highly skilled group of trained professionals devoted to your specific needs. We are a dental practice devoted to restoring and enhancing the natural beauty of your smile using conservative, state of the art procedures that will result in a beautiful, long lasting smile. We specialize in implant, esthetic and reconstructive dentistry with a particular emphasis on treating the needs of aging patients

11/23/2025

It was an emotional trip this weekend visiting the University of Pittsburgh giving a presentation to the graduate prosthodontic residents. It gave me a chance to walk down this memory lane again and to see my mentors and my coresidents. Truthfully I really wanted to personally thank my mentors who taught me so much during my time as a resident. Twenty years later I realized what I had was pure gold....the opportunity to learn from every faculty there...to learn both the surgical and prosthetic aspect of implant dentistry....to learn every step of the analog work flow for traditional prosthetic procedures and just simply time to discuss and think about some challenging cases.

I regret not coming back sooner to say my thank you to some of my mentors....as many have already passed away....

The city of Pittsburgh has changed for the better and I am so happy to show my kids this part of my life which has been so transformational. I am grateful for this opportunity to give back to the department in sharing my post residency journey with the residents.

Today I had the opportunity to collaborate with to do a recording on the management of implant screw fractures...a topi...
11/08/2025

Today I had the opportunity to collaborate with to do a recording on the management of implant screw fractures...a topic I often get asked and invited to present.

It was my first time working with somebody from the UK. I am always excited to work with other people with the common interest to help other dentists elevate their care to their patients. Thank you for the opportunity.

11/07/2025

I had the pleasure to collaborate with and to offer an evening program combined with lecture and hands on format to cover the topic of implant prosthetics including both the analog and the digital workflow. It was an enjoyable and meaningful experience as my initial training was a Nobelbiocare implant system. The company has always provided solid prosthetic options for their implant systems. And I really do enjoy working with who is nice and approachable and always so helpful. Thank you for this opportunity.

10/30/2025

This was actually my first time to attend the Dean's Appreciation Reception. I had a great time mingling with colleagues, staff and students. It was great to interact with many outside of work or classroom. Thank you to the Office of Advancement for putting on a wonderful event for us to enjoy!

10/26/2025

A few months ago, I was invited to present on dental emergencies to physicians, PAs, and nurses at Toronto General Hospital's Emergency Department (ED), covering dental anatomy and numbering. As the date neared, I realized the requested topics were highly specialized, so I reached out to my friend, Dr. Robert Eng, an oral surgeon. He connected me with Dr. Karl Cuddy, who is affiliated with teaching oral surgery in a hospital setting. Dr. Cuddy graciously agreed to handle most of the presentation.

​This opportunity brought me back to my General Practice Residency at Boston Medical Center, where I rotated through the ED. The ED often serves marginalized populations with limited access to basic medical care—a "dumping ground" for those in need. I recall the staff's frustration that standard algorithms for service consults didn't always yield the best emergency care for these patients.

​This reflection highlighted my fortune in private practice, where I can make direct decisions about the best dental care delivery, despite the high costs of running a clinic.

​My background in public health also gives me insight into the role of both community and institutional dental care. While I don't work in a public clinic, I give back by teaching prosthodontics to nearly 100 undergraduate dental students yearly. My hope is that some will practice in rural areas, comfortable offering basic prosthodontic services. Providing a good-looking and comfortable prosthesis is crucial for helping marginalized people reintegrate into society. I’m always happy to see former students offer these services.

​A special thanks to Dr. Karl Cuddy for his presentation; the staff thoroughly enjoyed his expertise.

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I saw this patient as a one week post delivery follow up and this is how the conversation went:Me:  So how is it?  Do yo...
10/24/2025

I saw this patient as a one week post delivery follow up and this is how the conversation went:

Me:  So how is it?  Do you like the new look?

Patient: Yes Yes!

Me; Does your family like it too?

Patient: Yes Yes

Me: Can you eat?

Patient: Yes Yes I can eat.

Me: That's great!

Patient: Now I am fighting with my husband over a bag of peanuts!

Me: 😂


One of the most rewarding experience is to connect with my patients and helping them be a better version of himself or h...
10/22/2025

One of the most rewarding experience is to connect with my patients and helping them be a better version of himself or herself. In this world of instant gratification, we all wants things now and with a click on a mouse we can get things delivered same day or the next day.

In dentistry we also want that. With the current technology, we can do many things in a day. Same day crown....same day implants. But the reality is, in my practice, meaningful relationship nor treatment are rarely achieved in a day.

I rarely have a patient who will walk into my practice and want a full mouth reconstruction. There is trust that needs to be built. There are skills that take time to develop.

I have been honing my skills quietly for the last twenty years. Things you see on screen do not tell the story of my fear, my tears and my frustration.

But when I finished a reconstruction, I know that I have helped that patient in more ways than just the dentistry. My staff understand it and are excited about the transformation in not just the smile but also the personality of these patients. This is the level of dentistry i am grateful to be able to deliver. Thank you for your help on this case.

Thanks for reading.

I am getting ready for the next module in implant dentistry for 96 students in second year. This year I am grateful to...
10/20/2025

I am getting ready for the next module in implant dentistry for 96 students in second year. This year I am grateful to create this unique exercise for the students to experience the tactile sense of inserting an implant crown.. I see new dentists struggle a lot and run into problems. I am grateful for for your support in creating these models so my students can experience first hand the typical challenges of inserting an implant crown and how to troubleshoot these problems. #

10/13/2025

This is an explanation for a closed tray impression technique. Originally made for my students.
I hope you find this helpful.


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