| What
is the Medical Art Prosthetics Clinic? |
Established
in 1985 by Gregory Gion, the Medical Art Prosthetics Clinic, is a full-service office, clinic and
laboratory dedicated to providing extraoral (facial) and
specialized body (somato) prosthetics. For 20 years, medical
and dental specialists throughout the country have trusted
the Medical Art Prosthetics Clinic to provide their patients
with the individualized care and unsurpassed aesthetic
results that offer the greatest chance for successful
head and neck rehabilitation and somato restoration.
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| What
is the Clinic's philosophy? |
The
naturalism and life-like quality of an external prosthesis
is the most challenging yet controllable factor in a patient's
happiness with and ultimate acceptance of the prosthesis.
One practitioner, acting as medical artist, technician
and clinician, can produce an elegant prosthetic result
marked by cohesive design and purposeful execution.
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| What
is the Clinic's mission? |
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The
mission of the Medical Art Prosthetics Clinic is to
provide the most faithful and life-like restoration
possible. In addition to meeting the artistic challenge,
Gregory Gion, the anaplastologist, designs the prosthesis
to be durable, comfortable and manageable for each individual.
As
an integral part of the head-and-neck rehabilitation
team, Mr. Gion coordinates his efforts with appropriate
medical and dental specialists. His Medical Art Prosthetics
Clinic works with specialists in private practice as
well as those associated with institutions such as the
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center.
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| What
about the facial prostheses that attach to implants with
clips or magnets? Are these types available at the Clinic? |
Yes,
implant-retained prostheses are available at the Clinic.
Since 1994, the anaplastologist, Mr. Gion has teamed with
surgical and prosthodontic specialists to provide many
patients with this elegant and predictable method of prosthetic
attachment.
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| What is new at the clinic? |
| With the increased demand for our services we were fortunate to receive at the end of 2004 the
impressive talents of Allison Long, MS, an anaplastologist from the renowned University of Illinois program. Ms. Long brings additional training from Wales and the
University of Florida and adds a whole new dimension to our practice. Allison represents the future of clinical anaplastology with her balance of natural artistic talent,
her command of important digital technologies in head and neck rehabilitation and her proven clinical skills and patient rapport. |
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| How
can I contact the Clinic? |
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Address
10501 N. Central Expressway, Suite 314
Dallas, Texas 75231
7818 Big Sky Drive, Suite 111
Madison, Wisconsin 53719
Phone
Dallas: (214) 363-2055
Madison: (608) 833-7002
Facsimile
Dallas: (214) 363-2092
Madison: (608) 833-7090
E-mail
info@medicalartprosthetics.com
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