Dr. Bruce Kim Young is a Harvard-trained Cosmetic and General Dentist at Young Dental Clinic New York, a concierge clinic specializing in no prep and laminate veneers. As the clinic owner, his clinical interests are in personalized and comprehensive treatment plans for same-day dental pain emergencies and complex, advanced cases combining endodontic root canal treatment, oral surgery, dental implants, Invisalign orthodontics, and cosmetic procedures. In addition to private practice, Dr. Young teaches residents at the NYCH+H / Columbia VP&S General Practice Residency as an attending faculty member, where he supervises approximately 10 residents servicing over 300 patients a month at the hospital.

Dr. Young completed residency training at Harvard School of Dental Medicine and participated in Value Based Health Care Delivery program at Harvard Business School. He started his career as a resident at the New York Presbyterian Hospital and Columbia University Irving Medical Center and as clinical fellow at Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. He actively pursued additional training in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery through hospital externships at UCSF, NYU, and Harvard MGH.

Prior to his clinical career, he was the founder, executive director and chairman of the nonprofit Health Guardians Organization at the intersection of public health, social entrepreneurship, and technology. Dr. Young received dual bachelor degrees with high honors from University of California, Berkeley and master's degree from Columbia University, where he matriculated as a Columbia University Leader Scholar and served on the Columbia University Senate. From his academic training, he went on to build a professional career in the fields of medicine, dentistry, and public health.