About Dr. Franzetti
Dr. Louis Franzetti has built his reputation based on clinical excellence, meticulous attention to detail, and an unparalleled personalized commitment to each patient.
Dr. Franzetti received his Doctorate of Dental Surgery from Georgetown University in 1987. He then completed his specialty training in Periodontics and Oral Diagnosis at Farleigh Dickinson in 1990. He served as Assistant Clinical Professor of Periodontics at New York University from 1991-1999.
Dr. Franzetti was born and raised in Brooklyn and now resides in Manhattan. He maintains practices in both locations. Dr. Franzetti continues in the tradition of his father Joseph J. Franzetti DDS, and practices at One Hanson Place, in Brooklyn, the office opened by his father in 1960.
In 2010 the office celebrated its Golden Anniversary, marking 50 years of service to the local community and the Greater Metropolitan area. Dr. Franzetti and his staff have worked together for many years and we are dedicated to patient comfort and quality of care.
Dr. Louis Franzetti has built his reputation based on clinical excellence, meticulous attention to detail, and an unparalleled personalized commitment to each patient.
Dr. Franzetti received his Doctorate of Dental Surgery from Georgetown University in 1987. He then completed his specialty training in Periodontics and Oral Diagnosis at Farleigh Dickinson in 1990. He served as Assistant Clinical Professor of Periodontics at New York University from 1991-1999.
Dr. Franzetti was born and raised in Brooklyn and now resides in Manhattan. He maintains practices in both locations. Dr. Franzetti continues in the tradition of his father Joseph J. Franzetti DDS, and practices at One Hanson Place, in Brooklyn, the office opened by his father in 1960.
In 2010 the office celebrated its Golden Anniversary, marking 50 years of service to the local community and the Greater Metropolitan area. Dr. Franzetti and his staff have worked together for many years and we are dedicated to patient comfort and quality of care.
