Meet Our Team

Dentist Staff #1 - Bellevue, PA

Jay Micucci, DMD

Dr. Jay, a 1984 graduate of Northwestern University, received his doctorate in dentistry from the University of Pittsburgh in 1988. A father of four, he has wonderful memories working alongside his own father and being of service to the community for many years.

He especially enjoys the creative aspects of dentistry, combining both its art and science with consummate skill. His artistic talents, along with those of Dr. Bryan, are evident in the uniquely beautiful office interior they have designed together.

His patients love his kind, gentle demeanor and personable style.


Dentist Staff #1 - Bellevue, PA

Bryan Micucci, DMD

Dr. Bryan, a 1988 graduate of Allegheny College, received his doctorate in dentistry from the University of Pittsburgh in 1992. A father of two, he has also enjoyed perpetuating the family legacy.

He keeps informed about the latest cutting-edge developments in dentistry and is committed to providing the finest, most technologically advanced treatments. His compassionate, outgoing personality brings his patients back again and again.

"Our father taught us and modeled by example the importance of always doing the right thing," says Dr. Bryan. "We bring that attitude to our lives and dental practice. Our patients come to us because they know they will have our attention 100 percent of the time."


Gail Wehner

As part of the front office staff since 2003, Gail greets everyone with her warm, upbeat presence. She loves making patients feel welcome and comfortable.

"I really enjoy my job," Gail says. "Dr. Jay and Dr. Bryan are a dream to work for. They are genuinely caring and compassionate, and that gives patients the extra assurance that they're in good hands."


Leslie Britting-Martino

The newest addition to our staff, Leslie has a long and accomplished dental background.

"Having worked for a number of other dentists, I can say that the intimate, personalized environment sets this practice apart," says Leslie. "I feel fortunate to be here."