Dr. Carmine Galdieri, DMD

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Owner of Cedar Knolls Dental Group, Elevating Community Dental Health with Expertise and Compassion

Dr. Galdieri is the oldest of four siblings. He followed in his father’s, uncle’s, and great-uncle’s footsteps as a third-generation dentist. Dr. Galdieri received his undergraduate degree from Susquehanna University in 1995. Then he attended Temple University where he received the degree of Doctor of Medical Dentistry. He joined his family’s private practice in Morristown, NJ, in 1990. Currently, Dr. Galdieri’s practice, Cedar Knolls Dental, offers extensive services to patients six days per week.

Dr. Galdieri has lived and worked in the Morristown area all of his life and has been serving the dental needs of patients throughout Northern and Central New Jersey for thirty-four years. His expertise in the fields of restorative, esthetic, prosthetic, implant and general dentistry has enabled him to provide his patients with the highest standard of care. His thorough and compassionate manner extends to his treatment of patients of all ages. As a devoted father of four and uncle to eleven nieces and nephews, Dr. Galdieri has lots of firsthand experience with children. Additionally, his fifteen years of working in Morris View Nursing Home helped to foster his ability to treat his elderly patients with understanding and kindness.

Dr. Galdieri is a standing member of the American Dental Association. He was an attending dentist at Morristown Memorial Hospital for twenty years. He was also a member of Morris Seminars, a study club, for ten years. Additionally, Dr. Galdieri is certified by the American Academy of Facial Esthetics to administer Botox.

When Dr. Galdieri is not practicing dentistry, he enjoys spending time with his wife, Kathy, and his four children: Carmine, Thomas, Jennifer, and Joseph. Dr. Galdieri is an avid reader. His favorite genres are fantasy and science-fiction. He loves all sports, especially baseball and football. He enjoys fresh and saltwater fishing. Recently, Dr. Galdieri achieved the rank of Third Degree Black Belt in Isshin Ryu Karate.

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