Dr. Adly Awayes was born in Catskill New York to Dr. Abdelgaffar and Maha Awayes (affectionately referred to as Baba and Yum-ma). He moved to Milford, Delaware at age 4 where he grew up and attended the schools of the Milford School District; graduating high school in the late 1980s.
Starting at the University of Delaware, he later transferred to Temple University so he could roommate with his sister who was attending dental school in Philadelphia. Dr. Awayes attended Boston University School of Graduate Dentistry followed by a Residency at the University of Connecticut School of Dentistry and a Fellowship at the Veterans Administration Hospital in West Haven Connecticut.
Upon returning to Delaware, Dr. Awayes worked for the State of Delaware providing dentistry for the Department of Corrections, gaining much-needed experience especially in emergency dentistry so he could better serve his patients needs. When he opened up his private practice a year and a half later, September of 1999, Dr. Awayes began providing general dentistry and pediatric dentistry as well as a much-needed emergency dental service to southern Delaware.
In 2004, the first step to a digital office came about with the acquisition of a CEREC unit which allowed in-office porcelain restoration, designing, and milling. In 2006, digital x-rays were introduced followed by complete digital record keeping in early 2009.
In 2006, Orthodontics and pediatric interceptive orthopedics were introduced followed by Invisalign orthodontic treatment. Parallel to orthodontic treatment in the office was the development of a Sleep disorder practiceand the initial start to jaw/headache treatment in the practice.
In 2007, Dr. Awayes received his fellowship in the Academy of General Dentistry for active pursuit of continuing education well beyond the required state licensing laws and is slated to advance to Master of the Academy of General Dentistry in 2017.
In the summer of 2012, Dr. Awayes received his fellowship in the American Academy of Craniofacial Pain and updated the equipment and training protocols. This allowed for treating more advanced head and neck pain, temporomandibular pain and disorders, and migraine headaches related to the muscles associated with chewing and jaw function.
Dr. Awayess interests and hobbies include plastic model construction of ships and aircraft from World War I and World War II as well as exploring different cities and collecting university banners from their bookstores, marking the territories hes visited.
Dr. Adly Awayes, DMD, FAGD, FACCP, established his family practice in 1999 after graduating from the Boston University School Of Graduate Dentistry and with Residency and Fellowships at the University of Connecticut School of Dentistry and Veterans Administration Hospital in West Haven, CT. After Graduation and Residency, Dr. Awayes worked in both private practice and for the State of Delaware: providing dentistry to the Department of Corrections while his office was under construction.
In 2004, the first step to a digital office came about with the acquisition of a CEREC unit, which allowed in office porcelain restoration designing and milling. In 2006, digital x-rays were introduced followed by complete digital record keeping in early 2009.
In 2006, orthodontics and pediatric interceptive orthopedics were introduced followed by Invisalign orthodontic treatment. Parallel to orthodontic treatment in the office was the development of a sleep disorder practice and a rudimentary jaw pain and disorder practice.
In 2007, Dr. Awayes received his fellowship in the Academy of General Dentistry for active pursuit of continuing education well beyond the required state licensing laws and is slated to advance to Master of the Academy of General Dentistry in 2014.
In the summer of 2012, Dr. Awayes received his fellowship in the Academy of craniofacial painand updated the equipment and training protocols. This allowed for treating more advanced head and neck pain, temporal mandibular pain and disorders, and migraine headaches related the muscles associated with chewing and jaw function.
