THEODORA DIAMANTATOU
Why did she become a dentist? Because she wanted to “fix” whatever was crooked and see people smile with confidence. Theodora Diamantatou, or simply Dora to her patients, was born in Athens in 1986. She studied on a scholarship at the School of Dentistry of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, graduating in 2010. In the following years she worked as a general dentist while pursuing postgraduate studies at the Department of Prosthodontics of the Athens School of Dentistry. During the 3-year Master’s programme (MSc) she was awarded a new scholarship.
From 2014 to 2018, as a scientific associate in Prosthodontics at the Athens School of Dentistry, she taught undergraduate students and was responsible for their clinical training.
In 2019, while completing her doctoral thesis at the Microbiology Laboratory of the Athens School of Medicine, she was admitted as a resident in the Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery clinic of the School of Dentistry of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. She completed this residency in 2024.
She heads the prosthodontics department in two dental clinics, one of which is dedicated exclusively to full-mouth restoration in a single day.
Since 2025 she has also served as dentist at the Bank of Greece polyclinics.
Her participation in national and international conferences is continuous, with presentations and lectures. She is a member of the Hellenic Prosthetic Society, FERA (Facial Esthetic and Rejuvenation Academy of Greece), the European Academy of Osseointegration and the international network Future Leaders in Prosthodontics.
Our team
That is how the photographer saw us. That is how our patients see us too. All of us TOGETHER
Dora, Elsa, Anna Maria and Sofia. DR, Reception, Dental Assistant and Clinic Manager, for those who love job titles. Dental Surgeon, Nurse, Nurse and Communications Specialist, for those who love degrees. We have our own nicknames, like every good team that respects itself.
Our clinic
Accessibility for people with mobility impairments
Our treatment rooms were designed to offer full access for wheelchair users and people with mobility impairments. The dental chairs are wheelchair accessible, making it easier to move from the wheelchair to the chair. There is a fully functional restroom for people with mobility impairments. We believe in inclusion and practise it every day.
