Dr. Albert James Repicci, DMD
OrthodonticsNPI: 1568665305
About This Provider
Dr. Albert Repicci is an orthodontist with 19 years of experience serving patients in Greenwich, CT. Beyond straightening teeth, Dr. Repicci is deeply committed to global dental health—he has dedicated nearly three decades to international mission work, founding the Stop the Tears Foundation in Cambodia and completing over 25 dental projects across 13 countries in Asia, South America, Central America, and Africa. His unique approach combines his training from the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine and Columbia University with practical skills adapted for remote areas without basic resources like water and electricity. Dr. Repicci is accepting new patients and brings both expert care and a genuine passion for making a difference in underserved communities.
Specialties
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Education & Training
- University of Pennsylvania, School of Dental Medicine (graduation year not specified)
- Columbia University - Orthodontic specialty studies
Credential: DMD
NPI registered: 06/08/2007
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Areas of Focus
Professional Memberships
- Medical Ministries International (MMI)
Beyond the Office
Founder of 'Stop the Tears Foundation' in Cambodia
Over 25 foreign dental mission projects across 13 countries in Asia, South America, Central America, and Africa
28-year commitment to international dental missions (starting 1981)
Special correspondent for Greenwich Times covering Khmer Rouge genocide trial
Associate producer on several New York stage productions
Frequent Op Ed contributor to Greenwich Times
Faculty member at University of Pennsylvania, School of Dental Medicine (alma mater)
US Army Hospital service in Nurnberg, Germany (3 years)
Born in Batavia, NY
Lives in Riverside, CT with wife Janice
Enjoys writing, sailing, golfing, and spending time at Greenwich Point and Island Beach
Published author: 'Nantucket Musings' (photography and verse), 'Bringing Satch Home' (baseball memoir), 'A Question of Honor' (two-act play)
Uses unconventional transport for missions including single-engine planes, rickety trains, helicopters, and horseback
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