Cameron Family Dentistry

07/04/2025

Happy 4th of July ! Our office is closed and will reopen Monday!

04/27/2022

It is with the greatest pleasure that I write to introduce myself and express my gratitude and excitement at having the opportunity to provide dental assisting services for you and your family. I am Bridgette, I began my career in the education system working with special needs children at a school for the physically and mentally handicap for seventeen years. After retiring from the education system, I wanted to follow my dream and work in the dentistry field. I graduated in 2017 with my dental assisting certificate with x-ray certification then I began my career in dental assisting. Two years into this newfound passion came a relocation to Tennessee where I developed an interest for oral surgery, which I have enjoyed for the past three years.

I am an ARMY wife, a mother of four, (24, 23, 22, 19) and a grandmother to five grand-animals. Some of my passions include traveling, reading, spending time with family and sports. Dental assisting has a way of being rewarding due to the fact that it can improve someone’s oral health, self-confidence, and quality of life. The dentistry world allows me to never stop learning, improving, and expanding on my assisting skills. Technology and flexibility are a must have when working in patient care. Due to a wonderful opportunity, I will be working in general dentistry again as the Clinical Supervisor at Cameron Family Dentistry with by Dr. Galatas DDS, Dr. Connell DDS, and Office Manager Mrs. Christina along with supporting staff where we will strive to give the best care possible to our patients.

04/27/2022

Hey y'all,
I'm Nikkie. Born and raised in Alabama. I use to have a phobia of the dentist, but trust, self awareness prayer and little nutritious oxide I over came. I enjoy cosplaying, sewing, travel, shopping and watching college football. ROLL TIDE!

09/29/2020

The fall colors, the cool crispness in the air ,pumpkin spice all around, It must be Autumn! The end of the year is rapidly approaching, and soon everyone will be busy with holidays and family gatherings. Once the business is in full swing, it becomes difficult to schedule necessities such as doctors' appointments, which tend to fill up fast.

One thing to consider is that even though premiums for dental insurance have been paid throughout the year, either personally or by an employer, insurance companies do not refund unused benefits or carry them forward from one year to the next. In other words, dental insurance companies have thousands of dollars reserved for beneficiaries that they keep if no claim is filed!

The good news is that even though most dental plans expire on December 31st, there is still time to use dental insurance benefits before losing them. Insurance companies count on making billions each year by not paying claims to the beneficiaries who have already paid their premiums. Be sure to take advantage of the money insurance companies have already set aside that you are entitled to.

From cleanings to fillings, or even getting started on more involved dental work, we can help maximize the dental care you are still eligible to receive based on the coverage policy. We are always happy to answer any benefit questions to the best of our ability.

Don’t wait until it’s too late—call us today at (910) 436-1922 to schedule an appointment before the holidays. For information on all the services we provide, please visit our website: www.FamilyDentistryNC.com

From the friendly team at Cameron Family Dentistry,
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!

Cameron Family Dentistry - general and cosmetic dentist offering root canals, teeth whitening, dental implants, crowns, bridges, veneers, dentures in Cameron, NC serving Sanford and Fort Bragg.

09/21/2020

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Cameron Family Dentistry - general and cosmetic dentist offering root canals, teeth whitening, dental implants, crowns, bridges, veneers, dentures in Cameron, NC serving Sanford and Fort Bragg.

05/09/2020

We are NOW ACCEPTING APPOINTMENTS for ALL dental treatment starting May 11th! 📞

WE’VE MISSED YOU! ❤️
We are taking every precaution to make sure that we can safely open so we can serve you. You safety will always be our priority.

ENHANCED SAFETY PROCEDURES FOR COVID-19: 🏥

We want you to be aware of several temporary changes to our policies that may affect your upcoming appointment:

- We are limiting the number of daily appointments that we see
- Only the patient receiving treatment will be allowed in the building. If the patient is a minor, only one (1) parent or legal guardian will be allowed to accompany the patient.
- We are also extending the time for each appointment in order to limit the number of patients in the office at the same time
- We will use a no-touch laser thermometer to record your temperature as you enter our facilities
- Patients that present with a fever will be asked to reschedule their appointment until their temperature has subsided or they provide proof of a negative COVID-19 test
- Our waiting room area will be closed. We will ask all guests to wait in their vehicles after they check in for their appointment. We will call your cell phone when you are ready to be seen
- Patients that wish to wait in the office may still do so. We will have a few designated areas reserved for patients that want to wait in-office. Please keep in mind that this capacity will be very limited
- All patients will require to wear a mask,bandana or any other mouth and nose covering while waiting for treatment
- Our coffee bar/ beverage area and children’s play area will be closed until further notice
We will require you to use hand sanitizer or wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water before being seen.
- We will ask you to use an antimicrobial mouthrinse before you are seen for your appointment.

As the Coronavirus continues to dramatically impact lives, please know that we stand with you, your family, and our entire community. We stand ready to serve you, keep you safe, and keep you smiling. Can’t wait to see you all again soon!

05/09/2020

Seeking a DA II for Cameron office ( in between Sanford and Fort Bragg)

We are looking to add an experienced Dental Assistant DAII to our General Dentistry team We are a team oriented and patient focused practice. You must be able to comfortably discuss treatment plans and assist in all dental procedures. We are looking for at least 3 years experience and nitrous certificate.
Qualities we’re looking for:
• Quick & efficient
• Professional & clean appearance
• Detail oriented with great organizational skills
• Punctual & strong work ethic
• Fast learner
• Ability to multi-task
Salary is based on experience
Please email your resume to [email protected]

03/30/2020

In response to recent events, we have decided it is in our patients best interest to reschedule all non-emergent appointments at this time. Please call our office so we can reschedule your upcoming appointment at 9104361922. Thank you!

03/19/2020

*****PLEASE NOTE*****

Based on recommendations and guidance from the CDC, governor Cooper’s office and the North Carolina Board of Dental Examiners, dental practices have been advised to limit patient treatment due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It is recommended that dentists practicing in North Carolina voluntarily suspend nonessential or non-urgent dental care until March 30, 2020.

This unfortunately means that routine cleanings, fillings and the like will be postponed. However, if pain is present or if an accident occurs, such as a chipping a tooth, dentists are allowed to restore or remove a tooth that is emergent in nature.

Unless the recommendation changes from the aforementioned sources, we will resume patient care on Tuesday, March 31, 2020.

Additional information regarding this pandemic is available at:

https://www.ada.org/en
https://www.cdc.gov/

We wish all humanity well during these challenging times and look forward to seeing you soon!

As the nation's health protection agency, CDC saves lives and protects people from health, safety, and security threats.

03/07/2020

Dear Patients, please take note:

02/29/2020

We took some time to paint and and have fun...apparently someone had a little bit too much fun with the paint. 😆