Dr. Samer Elbatanouny, DDS, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon
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Dr. Samer Elbatanouny, DDS

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon

1600 E 93rd St Chicago IL, 60617

About

Dr. Sam is an accomplished surgeon with a wealth of experience and education in the field of dentistry. He obtained his Doctoral Degree in Surgery from the University of Illinois at Chicago and his Bachelors in Dental Sciences from the Faculty of Oral and Dental Medicine at Cairo University in Egypt.

In addition to his impressive academic background, Dr. Sam is a Fellow of the esteemed Academy of General Dentistry and has also recently earned a Masters of Healthcare Administration degree. He has undergone extensive training in Dental Implants education, earning him a Fellowship of the American Dental Implant Association and a Mastership in the International Dental Implant Association. These prestigious distinctions are only granted to the top 2% of Implantologists in the country who are skilled in placing and restoring implants.

Dr. Sam's expertise in dental implants is complemented by years of experience working in an Oral Surgery office. Through this work, he has developed a vast knowledge and skill set, enabling him to perform complex surgeries with minimal discomfort and post-surgical complications. As an active member of The American Dental Society of Anesthesiology and the Academy of General Dentistry, Dr. Sam is dedicated to helping patients achieve better oral health.

Dr. Sam is committed to providing the highest level of care and education to his patients and colleagues. He teaches and mentors full arch Implant rehabilitation and IV sedation to his fellow colleagues while transforming the lives of many patients across the states of Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Utah, and California. His passion for dentistry is evident in the impact he has made on the field, and his dedication to his patients is unmatched.

Education and Training

University of Illinois at Chicago College of Dentistry Doctor of Dental Surgery degree 0

University of Illinois at Chicago College of Dentistry Master of Healthcare Administration degree 0

Provider Details

Male English, Spanish, Arabic
Dr. Samer Elbatanouny, DDS
Dr. Samer Elbatanouny, DDS's Expert Contributions
  • How long after jaw surgery can I drink alcohol?

    A week READ MORE

  • Can I use mouthwash 2 days after implant surgery?

    Better to wait a week.. best to use salt warm water to keep it clean and reduce inflammation READ MORE

  • Do you use my own bone for a bone graft?

    Depending on the type of defect, it could be either READ MORE

  • How long after a gum graft can I drink alcohol?

    At least 7 days READ MORE

  • How long does it take to recover from a bone graft?

    Around 3-4 days READ MORE

  • How long after a bone graft can I get an implant?

    Your doctor will be letting you know, but most of the time it's between 3 and 6 months READ MORE

  • Is oral cyst surgery risky?

    You're surgeon will be the best person to ask that question to. General, dental cysts are small in size and don't cause a lot of issues after removal. READ MORE

  • Is a bone graft for a dental implant painful?

    Bone graft is a great way to maintain the health of your bone around the implant fixture. It's usually a painless and quick procedure READ MORE

  • Do I need antibiotics after a bone graft?

    Yes. Better to take the Antibiotics prophylactically now, than wait to have an infection then start it READ MORE

  • What pain medications can I take after a bone graft?

    You're surgeon will definitely prescribe you what you specifically need for your case. But for at home pain control if you're not taking anything else is 2 OTC ibuprofens 200mg and 2 OTC Tylenol 500mg combination while control the discomfort READ MORE

  • Do you get general anesthesia for jaw alignment surgery?

    Yes. You can't go through it without READ MORE

  • What helps with dental implant surgery swelling?

    Icing your face for the first 24 hrs. Salt warm water rinses after 24hrs. Ibuprofen, antibiotics and/or steroids that you were prescribed. READ MORE

  • How can you help with TMJ?

    TMJ issues are very common unfortunately. The range of treatment is very wide from certain medications to treat inflammation and muscle soreness, to certain oral trays and stents, to injections that help the surrounding muscles, to minimally invasive surgeries to clear out inflammatory areas, to bigger surgeries to reconstruct the joint. You'll need a clinical consult and MRIs or CT scans to know exactly what you'll need READ MORE

  • Post Tongue biopsy

    Every case is obviously different. You should check with your surgeon who did your biopsy and try to get it for a follow up to make sure you're ok READ MORE

  • How long after jaw surgery can you eat normally?

    For the first 24 hours, you want to stick to soft and cold foods. After that if your surgeon didn't specify anything specific with your diet, then you can eat whatever you're comfortable with READ MORE

  • Does it hurt getting a crown on an implant?

    Once an implant heals in the bone, all prosthetic work as crown impressions and placement doesn't need any numbing as typically there's no pain evolved READ MORE

  • What is the next step after dental implants surgery?

    You'll wait for it to heal about 3 - 4 months to find it time to fully fuse in your bone. Then you'll schedule an appointment to take some impressions so it could be sent to the lab for a new crown fabrication READ MORE

  • Are dental implants worth the money?

    Dental implants can be a great option for patients who have lost one or more teeth. They offer several benefits, such as improved chewing ability, better speech, and a more natural-looking smile. Additionally, implants can help maintain the bone structure of the jaw, which can deteriorate over time after tooth loss. While dental implants can be more expensive than other options, they are often considered a long-term investment in your oral health. Other options, such as dentures or bridges, may need to be replaced or adjusted over time, which can add up in cost. Ultimately, whether dental implants are worth the money will depend on your individual needs and preferences. A dental professional can evaluate your oral health and provide personalized recommendations based on your situation. READ MORE

  • How long do you take antibiotics after jaw surgery?

    Everyone is different and every infection needs a certain type of antibiotic treatment and length of time may vary. Generally speaking is from 5 to 10 days for most dental infections READ MORE

  • How can I prevent infection after jaw surgery?

    1. Take prescribed medications: Your surgeon may prescribe antibiotics and pain relievers after your surgery. It's important to take these medications as directed to prevent infection and manage any discomfort. 2. Keep the surgical site clean: Your surgeon will provide instructions on how to clean the surgical site. Follow these instructions carefully and avoid touching the area with your fingers or tongue. 3. Use salt water rinse: Salt water rinses can help keep the surgical site clean and prevent infection. Your surgeon will advise you on how often and for how long you should use the rinse. 4. Avoid smoking: Smoking can delay the healing process and increase the risk of infection. If you smoke, try to quit or at least avoid smoking for several weeks after surgery. 5. Avoid alcohol: Alcohol can also delay healing and increase the risk of infection. Avoid alcohol for at least 24 hours after surgery, or as long as your surgeon recommends. 6. Eat soft foods: Your surgeon will advise you on what types of foods to eat and how to prepare them. Soft foods like soups, mashed potatoes, and smoothies are often recommended in the days following surgery. 7. Attend follow-up appointments: Your surgeon will want to monitor your progress and make sure you're healing properly. Attend all scheduled follow-up appointments and let your surgeon know if you have any concerns. By following these recommendations, you can reduce your risk of infection and promote proper healing after jaw surgery. READ MORE

Professional Memberships

  • Mastership in the International Dental Implant Association  
  • Fellow of the American Dental Implant Association  
  • Fellow of the Academy of General Dentistry  
  • American Dental Society of Anesthesiology  
  • International Dental Implant Association  
  • American Dental Implant Association  

Dr. Samer Elbatanouny, DDS's Practice location

1600 E 93rd St -
Chicago, IL 60617
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Surgical Suites

151 Fernwood Dr -
Boligbrook, IL 60440
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Get to know Dentist Dr. Samer Elbatanouny, who serves patients in Illinois.

Dr. Elbatanouny is an accomplished surgeon with a wealth of experience and education in the field of dentistry. He is dedicated to helping patients achieve better oral health at Surgical Suites with offices in Chicago and Bolingbrook, Illinois.

One of the few surgeons in the country that places zygomatic implants for no jaw bone solutions, Dr. Elbatanouny specializes in full mouth implant reconstructions and has successfully placed thousands of implants per year for over a decade.

Committed to providing the highest level of care and education to his patients and colleagues, Dr. Elbatanouny teaches and mentors full arch implant rehabilitation and IV sedation to his fellow colleagues while transforming the lives of many patients across the states of Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Utah, and California. His passion for dentistry is evident in the impact he has made on the field, and his dedication to his patients is unmatched.

With an impressive academic background, Dr. Elbatanouny graduated with his Bachelor of Dental Sciences degree from the Faculty of Oral and Dental Medicine at Cairo University in Egypt. He then relocated to the United States, earning his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from the University of Illinois at Chicago College of Dentistry and a Master of Healthcare Administration degree. 

Having undergone extensive training in dental implants education, Dr. Elbatanouny earned him a Fellowship in the American Dental Implant Association and a Mastership in the International Dental Implant Association. These prestigious distinctions are only granted to the top 2% of implantologists in the country who are skilled in placing and restoring implants.

His expertise in dental implants is complemented by years of experience working in an oral surgery office. Through this work, he has developed a vast knowledge and skill set, enabling him to perform complex surgeries with minimal discomfort and post-surgical complications. 

To maximize his patients’ comfort level while going through these difficult procedures, Dr. Elbatanouny logged hundreds of hours of training to get certified in safe oral and IV sedation procedures. 

A Fellow of the esteemed Academy of General Dentistry, he is also an active member of the American Dental Society of Anesthesiology, the International Dental Implant Association, and the American Dental Implant Association.

Continuously going above and beyond, Dr. Elbatanouny takes thousands of continuing education courses so that he can always be at the cutting edge of dental knowledge and get patients the best treatment options available. He knows how hard it is to go to the dentist and get surgical treatment done so he strives everyday to give all his patients the best and most up to date treatment in the most comforting manner possible.

Dentistry, also known as Dental and Oral Medicine, is a branch of medicine that consists of the study, diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of diseases, disorders, and conditions of the oral cavity. Dentists diagnose and treat problems with patients’ teeth, gums, and related parts of the mouth. They provide advice and instruction on taking care of the teeth and gums and on diet choices that affect oral health.

Above all else, Dr. Elbatanouny is a loving father to his two sons and when he is not helping patients during office hours, he is spending quality time with them. He is very passionate about traveling the globe and is eager to learn about different cultures and hopes to discover the world’s diversity. 

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