Family Dentistry of Belleville

09/23/2021

Assist Dr and staff with patient care and room set up/breakdown.

03/16/2020

Our world we live in is entering a time of real uncertainty as we deal with widespread issues of outbreak, coronavirus (COVID-19). Our practice feels that it is important to reach out to you during this time to talk about our role as Dental Health Care Providers.

As information becomes available and we learn more about this virus and the effect it will have on our community, our mission is to prioritize safety for all of us. Patients and staff alike. We will be vigilant on all updated protocols, sterilization and information as it is received.

We want to stay open to see those that choose to do so, especially for our patients who are experiencing pain or swelling; until a state or federal mandate occurs. We are a small staff of 10 and even when we are at capacity, there are no more than 15-20 people at once. Our facility is spread out so contact with one another is limited.
We ask that you come alone for scheduled appointments if possible, please be on time, do not come extra early as we are trying to limit wait room congregating. Call us also when you arrive and you can choose to wait in your car until your individual room is ready.

In accordance with the American Dental Association and the CDC, we will be maintaining normal operations during this time.
We will be open until we feel the safety of our patients and staff is a risk or otherwise told by our government agencies!!!

We will keep communication open as situations change. Our staff is aware of all precautionary measures that are needed.
Gloves,masks,and eye protection will continue to be worn within operatories allowing our staff to serve your dental needs. All common areas and operatories will be carefully monitored and sterilized as normal and as frequently as we have done in the last few weeks, and more.

If you have traveled in the last few weeks, have a cough or elevated fever you must reschedule any appointment reserved.
We ask that you give us 24 hour courtesy notice if possible.
We understand circumstances can arise on short notice, but we ask for constant communication during this time, as we do the same.

Our practice appreciates your understanding and we will do whatever it takes to be proactive during this time. Please feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns you may have!

01/20/2020

12/16/2019

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12/13/2019

Mouthguards are sometimes suggested for those who grind their teeth at night. They protect the teeth from unnecessary wear, keeping them healthy.

12/11/2019

Here's an interesting fact, the tooth fairy's average rate for a tooth in the year 1950 was said to be 25 cents. Today, the tooth fairy may give out anywhere between 5 and 20 dollars!

12/09/2019

Do you and your family have any tried-and-true remedies for tooth pain?

12/06/2019

Pop is indeed bad for teeth. The more you drink it, the more your teeth are affected by its acidic content. Keep in mind, diet versions aren't much better, because they also contain carbonation. As always, drink in moderation and try to drink it with your meals.

12/04/2019

We go beyond average care at Family Dentistry of Belleville, caring for the whole family from the time they're in our chair, to when they brush their teeth in the morning and at night. We believe in prevention and quality care. Call us at (734) 699-1808.

12/02/2019

"If you are capable of brushing your teeth in mindfulness, then you will be able to enjoy the time when you take a shower, cook your breakfast, sip your tea."
--Nhat Hanh

11/29/2019

When you're a parent, you might want to know what to expect when it comes to taking your child to the dentist for the very first time. http://bit.ly/33jCinL