Dr. Steven Brock is a graduate of the University of Tennessee College of Dentistry in Memphis. Upon graduation, he completed a GP Hospital Residency at the University of Tennessee Memorial Research Center in Knoxville. Since 1983, Dr. Brock has been in private practice.
Since 1981, Dr. Brock has pursued extensive training in the discipline of implant dentistry. He has studied at the Branemark Clinic in Gothenburg, Sweden, in both the surgical and prosthetic aspects of the treatment. In addition, he hastrained for Nobel Biocare, teaching other dentists the surgical and prosthetic solution of the Teeth-in-an-Hour and Beautiful Teeth Now.
Creighton achieved the highest Creighton Dental Clinic patient loyalty rate and 'fully scheduled' status due to his dental care and engaging, comforting approach. Creighton 'srogram allowed him a robust clinical practice background spanning all forms of dental care. Dr. Nieri was awarded 'Endodontic Advanced Standing' based on his clinical excellence in the field of Endodontics. His community service included participating as an 'Exploring Dentistry' 'high school program mentor as well as a One World Clinic volunteer through his 4 years in Omaha. He is a current member of the ADA and TDA.
Dr. Nieri was born in Cincinnati, Ohio and has also lived in Ashiya, Japan, Charlotte, NC, Alpharetta, GA and has been a Tennessee Volunteer since 2001. Dr. Nieri is a graduate of the Knoxville Catholic High School and of Lipscomb University in Nashville. He is an avid soccer enthusiast, having played NCAA Division I at Lipscomb University and our local Knoxville Force professional team. He enjoys volunteer coaching in his spare time.
While attending a meeting on heart attack and stroke prevention a noted cardiologist challenged the primary care physicians and other cardiologists in the room by saying that recent evidence based research more clearly supports that systemic inflammation is the true cause of thrombotic blockages in heart attack and strokes. Decreasing systemic inflammation is the key to their prevention. He suggested that cardiologists find a partnering dentist that cared as much about heart and brain health as they do about saving their patients teeth.
My seminars are a direct response to the challenge given by that noted cardiologist. I hope you will take the time to come and talk with me about your health. I want to share valuable information with you to help you thrive and enjoy longevity as well as a high quality of life.