That is our motto: Our primary focus is on you: your comfort, your well being, your knowledge base, your health and happiness.
About us
• Emory University School of Dentistry, 1981
• International Association for Dental Research
• Dental Practice Based Research Network
• American Dental Association
• Champion for Evidence Based Dentistry
Our Ellijay location was opened in 2006, but we have been practicing dentistry in Georgia and Florida since 1981. Mountain Dental Associates is currently located behind Wal-mart off of Eller rd on the left side, almost to the end of Eller rd the address is 294 Eller Rd, Ellijay Ga 30536. Craig T. Ajmo (known as Dr. Craig to his patients) is a general dentist who has been practicing since 1981. He is a graduate of Emory University Dental School, and Emory University College. He then spent 3 years in the public health service in South Georgia, working in a primary health care center where he gained a lot of experience in surgeries, root canals, and most of the specialty work in dentistry. As such, he has a very strong foundation in areas that would ordinarily require you to see a specialist.
Dr. Craig is also heavily involved in Dental Research. He is a board member of one of the component boards of the International Association for Dental Research (www.IADR.org), member and speaker for the Dental Practice Based Research Network (www.DPBRN.org), as well as a Champion for Evidence Based Dentistry through the American Dental Association (www.ADA.org).
Dr. Craig has also been very active in our community. He is actively serving on the board for Kids Kottage, a visitation shelter for children. He is also a frequent writer for our local newspaper, having written several articles, mostly dedicated to things you can do for yourself at home. Some of these are reprinted here in the _our articles_ section.
Dr. Craig and his wife Melinda have been married for over 30 years and have 3 children. They are active hikers, bikers and kayakers who love the outdoors. Dr. Craig was raised in the mountains as a child and developed a love of North Georgia while he was at Emory.
