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Special Internet Offer (expires 5pm ):

Professional teeth whitening free plus all subsequent whitenings free for life for new patients who complete a cleaning, full mouth x-rays and check-up examination (cost covered by most insurances). Includes custom bleaching trays and bi-annual supply of whitener.

Call 978-516-0804 before this offer expires

How often should I go to the dentist for a check-up?

The standard recommendation is to visit twice a year for check-ups and cleanings. This frequency level works well for most people. Although patients with implants, crowns and some people with gum disease, a genetic predisposition for plaque build-up or cavities, or a weakened immune system might need to visit the dentist more frequently for optimal care.

Also, keep in mind that certain life events, particularly those that cause stress or illness, might cause changes in the mouth or the development of an infection, and might make more frequent visits to the dentist necessary. At the other extreme, people who have taken great care of their teeth and gums, and have gone years without any problems whatsoever might choose to lengthen the time between visits. Ask us what visitation schedule works best for your state of dental health.

The three most important reasons that most strongly support the twice-yearly visitation schedule are:

  1. To allow your dentist to check for problems that you might not see or feel.
  2. To allow your dentist to find early signs of decay (Decay doesn’t become visible or cause pain until it reaches more advanced stages.)
  3. To treat any other oral health problems found (Generally, the earlier a problem is found, the more manageable it is.)

INITIAL EXAM

On your initial visit Dr. Miller ’s experienced team will welcome you to our office. The appointment will be about one hour and will consist of getting to know you and your dental needs and wants.

Your dental information x-rays, digital photographs and models will be taken. After gathering all the information along with your concerns Dr. Miller will meet with you and do a thorough examination. Dr. Miller will design a plan with you to bring you to optimal dental health.

Contact us today to set an appointment with Dr. Miller.

Don’t hesitate to contact us to discuss any aspect of your dental health or to talk about our creative financing options - no-one should be denied the proper dental care because of money.

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