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Midwestern University College of Dental Medicine, where he graduated top of his class and earned the William H. Bell Award for excellence in Oral Surgery. Dr. Fakhouri focuses on oral surgery, implants and esthetic dentistry, and stays current through continuing education in the latest lasers, CAD/CAM and scanning technology. He is a member of the 
American Dental Association, 
Chicago Dental Society, 
Academy of General Dentistry and Illinois State Dental Society.
University of Minnesota, then completed additional Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics training at 
Marquette University, earning an MS and Orthodontics Specialty Certificate. He is a member of the 
American Association of Orthodontists, the Midwest Society of Orthodontists and the American Dental Association.
College of DuPage as a dental hygienist after earning a Bachelor's in Exercise Science from 
Aurora University. She's passionate about helping patients build healthier at-home habits alongside the clean, comfortable visits she provides in the chair.Insurance
We accept most PPO dental insurance plans, AllKids (Illinois Medicaid), and Adult Medicare Dental. Call (630) 585-1155 before your visit and we'll verify your specific plan and benefits so you know your costs upfront.
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Our Aurora / Fox Valley office accepts most PPO dental insurance plans, AllKids (Illinois Medicaid), and Adult Medicare Dental. Call (630) 585-1155 before your visit and we'll verify your specific plan and benefits so you know your costs upfront.
Yes, we're accepting new patients of all ages at our Aurora / Fox Valley office. You can book online or call (630) 585-1155. New patients complete a short registration form, and we recommend arriving ten minutes early for a first visit.
Yes. We see children from around age one through their teens at our Fox Valley office, alongside adults and seniors, so families can book appointments together. We accept AllKids for pediatric coverage.
Yes — we offer emergency walk-in appointments. Call (630) 585-1155 as early in the day as you can and we'll do our best to see you the same day for a knocked-out tooth, severe pain, swelling or bleeding that won't stop.
Yes. Our Fox Valley office offers board-certified orthodontic treatment including traditional braces and Invisalign for teens and adults. Orthodontic consultations are always comprehensive and 100% free.
Yes. Our Fox Valley team includes staff who speak Spanish, Arabic, Polish, Russian, Urdu, Hindi and more, so you can go through your treatment, costs and paperwork comfortably. Let us know when you call and we'll make sure the right team member is available.
We offer sedation dentistry consultations to help nervous or anxious patients get the care they need comfortably. Ask our team about your options when you book.
Yes — free parking is always available in the private Fox View Plaza lot, located at the corner of McCoy Drive and Commons Drive, just across from Westfield Fox Valley Mall.
New patients complete a short registration form before their visit. We recommend arriving about ten minutes early, and bringing your insurance card and a photo ID.
Most people do well with a checkup and cleaning every six months. Some people need to come more often, for example with a history of gum disease, and your dentist will tell you if that's you.
Most people feel some pressure and mild discomfort at most. Sensitive teeth or inflamed gums can make it less comfortable, so say so during the cleaning and the hygienist can adjust.
Call right away: a tooth seen within an hour has the best chance of being saved. Hold it by the crown, not the root, rinse it gently without scrubbing, and keep it in milk on the way. For heavy bleeding or a head injury, call 911.
Bleeding gums are often an early sign of gum inflammation from plaque along the gumline. Gentle brushing twice a day and daily flossing often help within a couple of weeks. If the bleeding doesn't stop, book a visit so it can be checked.
Sensitivity to hot, cold or sweet things can come from worn enamel, exposed roots, a cavity or a cracked tooth. A toothpaste made for sensitive teeth helps many people, but sensitivity that lasts or gets worse is worth having looked at.
The American Dental Association recommends a first visit by a child's first birthday, or within six months of the first tooth. Early visits are short and mostly about getting comfortable.
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