Dr. Dr. Steve J. Ballis, DDS, FAGD

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Local Dentist Recognized for Dedication to Patient Care and Community Involvement

Dr. Ballis, a highly respected dentist in the Northwest Suburbs and Lake Forest area, is celebrating a remarkable milestone in his career. With over 35 years of experience in the field of dentistry, he has established himself as a trusted professional known for his commitment to patient care and community involvement.

Academically, he began his journey in dentistry when he earned his dental degree from Loyola School of Dentistry in 1987. Since then, he has dedicated his practice, Lake Forest Dental, to providing high-quality dental care to individuals and families in the local community. His passion for dentistry and genuine concern for his patients have earned him a reputation as a compassionate and skilled practitioner.

Throughout his career, Dr. Ballis has been an active member of several prestigious dental organizations on both the local and national levels. His commitment to continuing education and professional development is evident through his memberships in the Fellow Academy of General Dentists, American Dental Association, Chicago Dental Society, American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, and Hellenic American Dental Society.

In addition to his professional accomplishments, he is also known for his philanthropic efforts within the community. He regularly volunteers his time and expertise to provide dental care to underserved populations and participates in local outreach programs aimed at promoting oral health education.

As Dr. Ballis marks this significant milestone in his career, he remains steadfast in his commitment to excellence and compassion in dentistry. His patients continue to praise him for his gentle touch, personalized approach, and unwavering dedication to their oral health and well-being.

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