Dr. Jeffrey Jennings Eberting D.M.D.

Expert Publications

• A review of the amalgapin technique for complex amalgam restorations.

Media Releases

Get to know Orthodontist Dr. Jeffrey J. Eberting, who serves the population of Knoxville, Tennessee. Dr. Eberting’s dental career began in 1995 when he gained his Doctor of Dental Medicine degree from the Temple University School of Dentistry in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, giving him over two decades of expereince. He has since completed a number of advanced training courses, and gained a Certificate in Orthodontics, and a Master of Science degree in Oral Biology, both also from the Temple University School of Dentistry. With his wealth of experience to call upon, Dr. Eberting provides a wide range of orthodontic solutions for adult and teenage patients, including the expert fitting and correction of braces and retainers. He is also a certified provider of Invisalign clear aligners. Prior to entering private practice, Dr. Eberting also served with distinction in the United States Navy, where he completed advanced training in general dentistry. He currently practices with his practice Eberting Orthodontics. Orthodontists priority is the straightening of teeth. An orthodontist diagnoses overbites, occlusions, misaligned teeth and jaws, and overcrowded mouths. After the diagnosis, the orthodontist tries to solve any issues they discover. If left untreated, overbites, underbites, open bites, and cross bites are all problems that will grow worse over time. An orthodontist is an expert who repairs these conditions.

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