Teeth Whitening Greensboro, NC

Dr. Dino Salvanera is a prosthodontist dedicated to restoring healthy, confident smiles through advanced restorative and implant dentistry. With specialized training in full-mouth rehabilitation, dental implants, dentures, and highly aesthetic restorations, he is passionate about helping patients regain both function and confidence with personalized treatment plans.

After earning his Doctor of Dental Medicine degree from the East Carolina University School of Dental Medicine, Dr. Salvanera completed advanced specialty training and earned a Master of Science in Prosthodontics from the University of North Carolina Adams School of Dentistry. His education focused on the diagnosis and treatment of complex restorative cases, digital dentistry, implant planning, and multidisciplinary care.

Dr. Salvanera has extensive experience in prosthetic and implant dentistry, including full-arch implant rehabilitation, comprehensive reconstructive treatment, cosmetic dentistry, and removable prosthetics. He combines both digital and traditional techniques to create precise, natural-looking restorations tailored to each patient’s unique needs.

Committed to lifelong learning and excellence, Dr. Salvanera has presented clinical research at the American College of Prosthodontists Annual Session and has received the American College of Prosthodontists Predoctoral Student Prosthodontic Achievement Award in recognition of his dedication and clinical accomplishments. He remains actively involved in several professional organizations, including the American College of Prosthodontists and the American Dental Association.

Outside the office, Dr. Salvanera is passionate about serving his community. Throughout his career, he has volunteered with numerous outreach programs, providing dental care to underserved populations, participating in Missions of Mercy clinics, and helping fabricate dentures for patients in need during National Prosthodontics Awareness Week.

Dr. Salvanera believes that every patient deserves individualized care built on trust, education, and open communication. His goal is to deliver comfortable, long-lasting treatment that improves oral health while creating beautiful, functional smiles that patients can enjoy for years to come.

With a deep commitment to the art and science of prosthodontics, Dr. Keblawi brings a wealth of experience and passion to our office. Her prosthodontic journey started at the State University of New York at Buffalo where she completed her Advanced Training in Prosthodontics and earned a Master’s degree in Oral Sciences, followed by an implant fellowship: specializing in surgical and restorative implant prosthodontics.

During her rewarding 12-year tenure in Buffalo, Dr. Keblawi demonstrated a strong commitment to education and advancement in the field of prosthodontics. She had served as a Clinical Associate Professor, Section Head and Discipline Monitor for Fixed Prosthodontics and Associate Faculty of the graduate school. She had directed didactic and clinical courses and was extensively involved in clinical instruction in undergraduate and graduate prosthodontic clinics. Her role as Assistant Dean for Diversity and Inclusion, speaks volumes about her commitment to a comprehensive and inclusive approach to dental care.

She is a fellow of the American Collage of Prosthodontics, a Member of the American Academy of Fixed Prosthodontics and National Dental Honor Society. Her exceptional dedication to educating the next generation of dental professionals has awarded her multiple prestigious teaching awards.

As a true perfectionist by nature, Dr. Keblawi finds profound gratification in the meticulous artistry of prosthodontics. She focuses on restoring her patients’ smiles and oral function while crafting personalized maintenance regimens to ensure lasting results. Her journey brought her to North Carolina in the summer of 2021 when her husband joined the team at Duke Children’s Hospital. In her free time, Dr. Keblawi enjoys reading, hiking, and traveling with her husband and three boys.