Dr. Bolamperti is passionate about providing superior dental care to all of his patients. He believes in going above and beyond the expectation of what dentistry should be and that principle guides our practice.
Dr. Bolamperti began his career after earning his degree from the UNMC College of Dentistry, Omaha Creighton Prep. After his formal schooling, Dr. Bolamperti continued to grow his knowledge in the field by accruing over 350 hours in continuing education credits through The Pankey Institute.
His long list of ongoing educational qualifications includes Esthetics, Splint Therapy and Occlusion, Occlusion and Restorative Principles, Advanced Restorative Principles, and Comprehensive and Advanced TMJ (Temporomandibular Joint) Disorder.
When hes not at the practice, Dr. Bolamperti enjoys spending time with his family and volunteering in community organizations like the Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium, Ronald McDonald House, Carolyn Scott Rainbow House, Open Door Mission, American Italian Heritage Society, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, American Quarter Horse Association, and Applewood Heights Association.
What makes Omaha Dentistry different? Well, thats easy our commitment to you as our patient and our wonderful team. When you come into our office, youll receive the highest quality care with some of the most advanced technology in the field. Youll also enjoy treatment at the hands of a highly trained team that puts the interest of our patients above all else. So, who are these magnificent people? Lets meet them!
Allison graduated from Iowa Western Community College with an Associate of Applied Science in Dental Hygiene Degree and she has worked as a dental hygienist for nearly two years. Before her dental hygiene degree, Allison completed the Dental Assisting Program at Southeast Community College before practicing as a dental assistant. Allison works closely with Dr. T.J. to help patients achieve exceptional smiles through our comprehensive cosmetic dentistry and assists patients struggling with TMJ disorders.
Christine is an Omaha native and a key member of our team. With over 11 years of dental and business experience, she has proven to be essential in both patient and customer care. She graduated in 2008 from the Vatterott Dental Assisting Program, with an emphasis in orthodontics. Christine is also certified in radiology, coronal polishing and CPR. She is committed to making sure that you receive the excellent care Omaha Dentistry is known for.
Molly has lived in Omaha for many years and she has proven to be an essential part of our team with over two years of dental office experience. She graduated from Southeast Community College where she earned a CNA Certification along with other qualifications.
In addition to being the main point of contact for our patients, Molly loves spending time with her husband and two children. She also enjoys playing the piano, cooking, shopping, and playing with her three dogs.
We dont like to think about the worst-case scenarios but that doesnt put us at any less risk of being in an emergency. The best we can do is be prepared and informed so when emergencies strike, we know exactly what to do. Here at Omaha Dentistry, we want you to understand what constitutes a dental emergency, and when it does occur, we want you to know that with us youll find swift and expert care for the treatment you need.
Knowing when to go to the emergency room and when to call the dentist is essential as it can save you time and money. Many people waste time when they suffer a dental emergency because they assume they need to go to a hospital when going to the dentist will be most effective. Not to mention, for most dental emergencies, the hospital will just refer you to a dentist anyway.
Dental emergencies come in all shapes and sizes; some require immediate attention while others can wait for the next day. If you have a cracked or chipped tooth you can probably wait to see a dentist, however, if you have lost a tooth completely and are experiencing severe pain or bleeding, you should go to the dentist right away.
Some simple precautions can keep you from facing a dental emergency altogether. One of the easiest ways to prevent cracks and chips on your tooth is by avoiding hard foods like ice or using your teeth as tools to open containers. Another thing to keep in mind is using mouth guards if you play sports, some of the most common injuries happen as a result of accidents during a game.