General Info

Dr. Ryan J. Greene was born and raised in Dayton, Ohio.  He attended public and private schools graduating from Carroll High School. Dentistry has been a lifelong passion for Dr. Greene; he’s very familiar with a dental office spending time in his father’s general dental practice. Prior to retirement, his father practiced general dentistry for over forty years. Growing up in the healthcare environment has shown Dr. Greene the importance of soothing the fears of his patients. He has adopted this philosophy in his own practice. Dr. Greene completed five years of Pre-Medicine at Wright State University, four years of dental school at West Virginia University, a one-year hospital residency at Ruby Memorial Hospital, followed by two years of advanced training in Endodontics at the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine.  During his time in Pittsburgh, Dr. Greene worked researching revascularization of the dental pulp.  His cases were presented in Boston in 2012 at the American Association of Endodontics annual session. While a resident at Ruby Memorial Hospital he rotated through Medicine and Anesthesia services and was on call for head and neck trauma. Various studies include extensive training in the surgical placement of implants with certification in root form implants and narrow diameter (mini) implants along with surgical and non-surgical root canal therapy. Dr. Greene completed five years of Pre-Medicine at Wright State University, four years of dental school at West Virginia University, a one-year hospital residency at Ruby Memorial Hospital, followed by two years of advanced training in Endodontics at the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine.  During his time in Pittsburgh, Dr. Greene worked researching revascularization of the dental pulp.  His cases were presented in Boston in 2012 at the American Association of Endodontics annual session.