Eunah Park has an extensive background in dental education, clinical practice, and CAD/CAM dentistry, with international experience in South Korea, Canada, and the United States.
She began her academic journey in South Korea, earning multiple degrees and certifications. In 1995, she completed her Dental Hygienist Certification, followed by a Bachelor of Science in Microbiology from Jeon-Ju University in 1999. She then pursued advanced studies at Kyung-Hee University, obtaining a Master’s degree in Oral Microbiology in 2003 and completing coursework toward a Doctoral degree in Oral Microbiology in 2005.
After relocating to Canada, she further expanded her credentials by completing Dental Assisting Level II training and earning National Dental Assistant Examination Board Certification at the Nova Scotia Community College, Institute of Technology, in 2008.
Eunah’s career in dentistry began in the 1990s as a Dental Hygienist in South Korea. She transitioned into education in 2003, serving as a Dental Hygiene Instructor while completing her graduate studies. Following her move to Canada, she worked extensively as a Dental Assistant in Halifax from 2008 to 2019. During this time, she pursued specialized training in CEREC technology, mastering the complete workflow of scanning, designing, fabricating, glazing, and staining restorations, including implant restorations.
In 2019, she joined the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine as a Dental Technician/Dental Assistant. Her expertise in digital dentistry led to a promotion in 2021 to CAD/CAM Clinical Coordinator, where she played a key role in advancing digital workflows. In 2023, she transitioned into her current role as a Instructor, where she develops and teaches CEREC/CAD/CAM workflows, guiding students through every stage of tooth preparation, scanning, crown design, and fabrication. In addition to her teaching responsibilities, she serves as the faculty advisor for the Pitt Dental Asian Dental Student Club (ADSC), supporting student engagement and professional development.
Eunah Park is a dedicated dental instructor with a strong background in CEREC crown fabrication and clinical education. Passionate about teaching and mentoring, she brings a wealth of knowledge and hands-on experience to her students, shaping the next generation of dental professionals.
Eunah Park. "Antibacterial Effect of Polyphosphates on Porphyromonas gingivalis." The Journal of the Korean Society for Microbiology, vol. 34, no. 3, 1999.
Investigating the bacterial composition in patients with existing CEREC restorations and CEREC implant cases to assess microbial influences on restoration longevity, implant success, and overall oral health. This research aims to identify key bacterial factors that may contribute to restoration failure or implant complications, ultimately improving patient outcomes.