Sit tight…Our staff has been working very hard during this time to either contact you and help you reschedule your appointment(s) and/or has sent our a broad message stating that we are gong to contact you when our office reopens. Our main goals will be to get all patients that have missed appointments back in our schedule when we are told we are allowed to do so. Know that we book patients out 6 months in advance so we are doing our best to place missed/overdue cleanings asap. 

First off, we'd like to apologize. If there has been any confusion that is coming from our reminder texts, emails, or calls we are sorry for that as well. Our office is currently closed and we are working hard to make our environment safe for you when we're told we can reopen.  Once we are told we are allowed to take care of your non-urgent dental needs, someone from our office will be in contact with you. 

If you are experiencing any pain or swelling please give us a call (215) 721-8811.

We are working hard to protect our staff and you so we are asking all patients to wait in their cars, call to let us know that you have arrived at our office and wear a mask when told you can enter our building. We are asking you a couple of COVID-19 related questions and taking your temperature. Upon arriving in the building a staff member will greet you in the proper PPE and ask you someCOVID-19 related questions; have you been in contact with a COVID-19 positive patient, have you traveled in the last 10-14 days, are you experiencing any COVID-19 related symptoms (shortness of breath, loss of smell/taste,  fever or cough). Then your temperature will be taken. You will be guided through our office (which you will now find looks very different) directly to a clinical room. You will find that social distancing rules are in place and hand sanitizer will be provided at checkout/entrance/exit.

Have you been in contact with a COVID-19 positive patient, have you traveled in the last 10-14 days, are you experiencing any COVID-19 related symptoms (shortness of breath, loss of smell/taste,  fever, or cough).

We are open for your orthodontic needs. Please call our office 215-721-8811 and we will help schedule your appointment(s) accordingly.

Know that we are doing our best to evaluate all ongoing cases and schedule those appointments accordingly, following the Pennsylvania Department of Health, CDC, ADA, and Governor Wolf. Temporary crowns can help protect a tooth for a while and implant procedures rarely need anything done in-between. However, if your temporary broke or fell off, you are experiencing any kind of pain with a tooth that was worked on or you’ve lost or broken your denture, please call our office (215) 721-8811 and someone will assist you with your specific dental need. 

If you are not in any pain, know that we are working hard on our end to have our office ready for you when we are told we can reopen.