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Antonio Ganios
Dentist
Dr. Antonio Ganios is a Dentist practicing in Morton Grove, il. Dr. Antonio Ganios is an energetic, friendly, and honest person. His passion for Dentistry started as a young boy as he remembers his dental visits being exciting, informative, and reassuring about his oral health. He has made it his mission to provide quality and tailored treatments for each of his patients. Patient education is the core of his approach to bettering his patients oral health. Patient inquiry is one of Dr. Ganios favorite aspects of patient interactions! Combining this with his attention to fine details and gentle touch Dr. Ganios has been able to help many patients overcome their fear of the dental environment and better their overall oral health.
Graduating from Case Western Reserve University, School of Dental Medicine, had provided him with the education background to feel comfortable with many aspects of Dentistry. Likewise since graduating Dr. Ganios has continued refining his skill set and holds licenses to practice in multiple states. Dr. Ganios is also involved with the dental association at the federal, state, and local level allowing him to continuously learn and advance his education as dentistry continues to evolve.
Graduating from Case Western Reserve University, School of Dental Medicine, had provided him with the education background to feel comfortable with many aspects of Dentistry. Likewise since graduating Dr. Ganios has continued refining his skill set and holds licenses to practice in multiple states. Dr. Ganios is also involved with the dental association at the federal, state, and local level allowing him to continuously learn and advance his education as dentistry continues to evolve.
5 years
Experience
Antonio Ganios
- Morton Grove, IL
- Case Western Reserve Universit
- Accepting new patients
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Can you chew gum with a traditional dental bridge?
Yes, it is completely safe to chew gum with a dental bridge. The only caveat is try and find a sugar free gum as traditional gum with sugar can cause recurrent decay around the READ MORE
Yes, it is completely safe to chew gum with a dental bridge. The only caveat is try and find a sugar free gum as traditional gum with sugar can cause recurrent decay around the bridge as well as your neighboring teeth.
What is the best material for a dental bridge?
Due to the structural strain a dental bridge undergoes they are typically made of PFM (porcelain fused to metal) or zirconia. Both options offer strong and esthetic results that READ MORE
Due to the structural strain a dental bridge undergoes they are typically made of PFM (porcelain fused to metal) or zirconia. Both options offer strong and esthetic results that are resistant to breaking.
Speech
Given your symptoms the best course of action would to see a dentist. With a thorough clinical exam one can better answer your question.
Gums bleed a little when brushing after a deep cleaning
Some bleeding after a gum treatment is normal. Continue with the proper oral hygiene at home and monitor the gum tissue as you have. If you do not notice an improvement in a week READ MORE
Some bleeding after a gum treatment is normal. Continue with the proper oral hygiene at home and monitor the gum tissue as you have. If you do not notice an improvement in a week reach back out to your doctor.
Can you get a temporary crown on an implant?
It is not recommended to load an implant immediately after placement. It's important to let the implant osseointegrate (properly fuse) with the bone. An essix or flipper can be READ MORE
It is not recommended to load an implant immediately after placement. It's important to let the implant osseointegrate (properly fuse) with the bone. An essix or flipper can be made to offer a cosmetic solution in the interim with no negative effect to the implant.
Do you fix a broken dental bridge?
Unfortunately repairs to bridges are typically not possible. The old bridge will have to be removed and a new bridge will have to be made. At the time of the removal of the old READ MORE
Unfortunately repairs to bridges are typically not possible. The old bridge will have to be removed and a new bridge will have to be made. At the time of the removal of the old bridge the doctor can also check and clean up the teeth that the bridge will anchor on.
