Dr. John D. Mihailo, D.D.S.

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Your Partner in Dental Health: Personalized Treatments and Patient Education

A dedicated and experienced dentist, Dr. Mahilo provides top-quality dental care to the residents of Gahanna and surrounding areas. From routine cleanings and fillings to specialized treatments such as bruxism devices, he and his professional staff are equipped to handle all your dental needs with the utmost care and precision.

Academically, Dr. Mahilo earned his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from The Ohio State University College of Dentistry and is a proud life member of several prestigious organizations, including the American Dental Association, the Ohio Dental Association, and the Columbus Dental Society. His commitment to excellence is further exemplified by his fellowship in the International College of Dentists and memberships in Mensa International Society, Intertel High IQ Society, and the Ohio Academy of Science.

Believing that a successful doctor-patient relationship is built on trust and communication, he emphasizes the importance of listening to his patients to understand their unique concerns and needs. This collaborative approach ensures that each patient receives personalized treatment options tailored to their specific health requirements. His team of professionals is dedicated to not only alleviating pain and resolving dental issues but also to improving overall health and wellness.

Understanding that informed patients are empowered patients, Dr. Mahilo strives to educate his clients about common dental problems and various treatment options available. He believes that knowledge is key to making informed decisions regarding one's health and well-being. He takes the time to explain procedures and answer any questions, ensuring that patients feel comfortable and confident in his care plan.

In addition to general dentistry services, his practice offers a range of advanced treatments, including preventative care, cosmetic dentistry, restorative procedures, and specialized devices for those suffering from bruxism (teeth grinding). He utilizes the latest techniques and technologies to provide effective and efficient dental care, ensuring that patients receive the best outcomes possible.

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