Firm profile
Dr. Mimi Yeung
Atlas has observed Dr. Mimi Yeung in 1 market across New York City.
A sourced business description has not been added yet. Assistant mentions alone do not verify the firm's services.
Observed appearances in this market
Each market has its own date and sample; there is no overall firm rank. Other roles and raw appearances are separate from primary recommendations; counts must not be added together.
Latest published rankings (1)
Cosmetic Dentistry New York City · Medical Rank #66 · 1.1% mention rate ±0.6 Oct 11, 2026 Details +Close −
1128 responses · 1/4 model families · Oct 11, 2026
Historical raw appearances · all roles
Named in 32 distinct assistant responses.
Jul 10, 2026 – Oct 11, 2026. Raw appearances do not establish a qualified primary rank or recommendation rate.
Buyer questions and AI answers
Simulated buyer questions from Atlas’s test dataset, paired with AI answers that mentioned this firm or professional. Open to see the questions and what was said.
32 AI answers with recorded context · 0 reviewed in context
Atlas asks AI assistants questions written from the perspective of people seeking services in a particular city and situation. Each example connects a simulated buyer question to an answer that named this firm or professional. A name can appear as a recommendation, a related adviser, a comparison, or even an option the assistant advises against.
A mention does not verify services, eligibility or suitability. Context review explains how the name was used; it does not verify the assistant’s claims. Explore the test questions and methodology.
Simulated buyer question · Cosmetic Dentistry · New York City · Medical I can't miss more than 1-2 days of work in a stretch — I'm a self-employed consultant in New York City and every day off is real revenue lost. Which cosmetic de... perplexity/sonar 2026-10-11 15:57:49 How the name appeared: Uncertain Open question and AI answer
What the simulated buyer asked
I can't miss more than 1-2 days of work in a stretch — I'm a self-employed consultant in New York City and every day off is real revenue lost. Which cosmetic dentists here can compress a smile makeover into minimal chair time or do evening/weekend appointments?
No name-matched excerpt is available; the extracted appearance needs review.
How to read this mention
The role of this name in the answer is uncertain or has not been reviewed.
Unreviewed contextual evidence; no qualification established.
Market: Cosmetic Dentistry · New York City · Medical
Factual accuracy: unverified · Practice fit: unknown
Context review: unreviewed. This is separate from practice eligibility and ranking.
No source URLs were recorded for this answer.
Simulated buyer question · Cosmetic Dentistry · New York City · Medical There's a boutique cosmetic practice on Madison in New York City that only takes a handful of patients a month. Sounds impressive but is that actually a sign of... perplexity/sonar 2026-10-11 15:50:02 How the name appeared: Uncertain Open question and AI answer
What the simulated buyer asked
There's a boutique cosmetic practice on Madison in New York City that only takes a handful of patients a month. Sounds impressive but is that actually a sign of quality or just clever positioning to justify $5K-per-veneer pricing? Anyone actually work with them?
…0/5 on Opencare from 17 reviews; reviews emphasize careful communication and professionalism[1].
- M.Y. Dental Spa, 575 Madison Ave — Boutique Midtown practice associated with Dr. Mimi Yeung; publicly listed with about 4.8/5 across 129+ reviews[8].
- My Manhattan Cosmetic Dentist, 425 Madison Ave — Long-established cosmetic/restorative practice led by Dr. Michael J. Wei, described as having a stable long-term review base[9].
If the practice you mean is a different Madison Avenue office, share the name and a sharper read on the reputation is poss…
How to read this mention
The role of this name in the answer is uncertain or has not been reviewed.
Unreviewed contextual evidence; no qualification established.
Market: Cosmetic Dentistry · New York City · Medical
Factual accuracy: unverified · Practice fit: unknown
Context review: unreviewed. This is separate from practice eligibility and ranking.
No source URLs were recorded for this answer.
Simulated buyer question · Cosmetic Dentistry · New York City · Medical I keep reading that in a high-end veneer case, the ceramist matters as much as the dentist. In New York City, which cosmetic dentists work with genuinely top ce... perplexity/sonar 2026-10-11 15:45:08 How the name appeared: Uncertain Open question and AI answer
What the simulated buyer asked
I keep reading that in a high-end veneer case, the ceramist matters as much as the dentist. In New York City, which cosmetic dentists work with genuinely top ceramists — and how do I actually verify that vs. them just saying it in the consult?
If your goal is premium veneer work, the New York City names most worth vetting are Dr. Mimi Yeung (prosthodontist/cosmetic dentist with a stated focus on complex restorations and implant dentistry) and Dr. Alex Rubinov, SmilesNY, New York Center for Cosmetic Dentistry, and Dr. Marc Lowenberg / Dr. Brian Kantor as established NYC cosmetic practices to screen for veneer workflows and lab relationships.[15][1][3][2][14]
To verify whether they work with a genuinely top ceramist rather than just saying it in consult, ask for thes…
How to read this mention
The role of this name in the answer is uncertain or has not been reviewed.
Unreviewed contextual evidence; no qualification established.
Market: Cosmetic Dentistry · New York City · Medical
Factual accuracy: unverified · Practice fit: unknown
Context review: unreviewed. This is separate from practice eligibility and ranking.
No source URLs were recorded for this answer.
Selected examples from the test dataset are shown here. Excerpts show part of an answer; full response records remain part of the audit. Each market has its own question set and sample, so these examples do not establish an overall rank.
See which prompts name your firm.
Compare the questions that name your firm, the peers mentioned instead, and the assistants’ original responses.