Dr. Anthony Bolamperti, DDS

Dr. Anthony Bolamperti, DDS

Dr. Bolamperti graduated from the Creighton Medical School of Dentistry, where he is also a part-time faculty member – training the next generations of dentists. He began practicing with his father before opening his own practice in 1997.

He is a member of the American Dental Association, Nebraska Dental Association, Omaha Dental District Society, American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine, and Academy of Laser Dentistry. Dr. Bolamperti is also a charter member of the iCON Articulation, which involves understanding the interdependence of the parts of the mouth-jaw system that create the harmony or chaos present in people.

image of dr. bolamperti with his new solea dental laser technology

Solea Dental Laser Transformation

By: Dr. Anthony Bolamperti, DDSThis topic originally appeared on ConvergentDental.com. Dr. Bolamperit granted permission for igniteDDS to…

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