Taylor Truncali, DDS, PC

The stretch of US-9W north of Highland’s village center hums with the kind of quiet activity you’d expect from a route that’s both thoroughfare and neighborhood spine. Taylor Truncali, DDS, PC fits right into that rhythm—a dental practice serving the area’s routine checkups, cleanings, and the occasional urgent crown or filling. It’s the sort of place that doesn’t need fanfare; people find it when they need it, then return when the next reminder pops up on their calendar.

Housed at 3671 US-9W, Highland, NY 12528, the office handles everything from pediatric exams to periodontal maintenance—no specialty too broad or too narrow for the day-to-day demands of oral health. X-rays, extractions, even the less glamorous but essential tasks like nightguard fittings; it’s all part of the unspoken contract between a dentist and a community. The practice doesn’t advertise whitening spas or boutique procedures; this is dentistry in its most practical form.

Booking an appointment or asking about insurance details is as simple as calling (845) 691-6499. No automated menus, no redirect loops—just the direct line to the front desk. It’s a small but meaningful distinction in a town where “local” still carries weight, even for something as universal as a dental visit. The phone number isn’t hidden behind layers of website navigation; it’s right there, assuming you’ll use it when the time comes.

First-timers might map the route ahead of their visit; the directions confirm what locals already know—it’s a straight shot, no detours required. The practice doesn’t need a landmark description or a flashy sign to stand out. In Highland, where the Hudson Valley’s hills start to roll into something wilder, a dentist’s office is just another part of the landscape, there when you need it.