Dr. Frangadakis is the founding doctor of Cupertino Dental Group, establishing his practice in 1966. After attending UC Berkley, he earned his D.D.S. degree from the University of Pacific School of Dentistry. He spent many years serving on the California State Board of Dental Examiners as an examining committee member and as Chief Examiner of the Prosthetic Division for Northern California.
Dr. Frangadakis' professional affiliations include the Santa Clara County Dental Society, California Dental Association, American Dental Association, Peninsula Institute for Advanced Dental Studies, American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, and the honored position of Fellow International College of Dentists.
Having graduated from several advanced training programs, Dr. Frangadakis continues to educate himself in the latest materials and techniques. Although he is in general practice, the heart of his work is cosmetic dentistry with special interests in implants. He is quoted as saying, “I'm a lucky guy! I get to come to work every day and enjoy my hobby and share time with the wonderful patients I have treated the last 40 years.”
“Dr. Ken” is very involved with the Greek Community and the Greek Orthodox Church. He is the proprietor, with his restaurant partner George Marcus, of two outstanding Greek restaurants, Evvia in Palo Alto, and Kokkari in San Francisco. He spends his vacations traveling with family and friends. He also enjoys hunting and fishing.
Awards:
Medallion of Distinction U.O.P School of Dentistry - Highest honor awarded by the Alumni Association for exemplary service to the community and the profession.
Axion Award – Presented by the Hellenic American Professional Society for outstanding contributions in the field of dentistry and the Greek community.
Ellis Island Medal of Honor – One of the nations most prestigious awards, which pays tribute to individuals who have distinguished themselves in their profession, their community, and the America way of life. The only award, other then the Congressional Medal of Honor, to be recognized by both the House of Representatives and the Senate. Recipient's names are listed in the Congressional Record. Six presidents, many senators, congressional representatives and Nobel Prize winners are among the remarkable group of individuals to have received the Ellis Island Medal of Honor.