Dr. Vail & Dr. Robson

11/17/2023

Happy Thanksgiving from our office to you. This is a reminder to patients that our office will be closing early on November 22nd at 1 pm and will be closed until Monday November 27th. Enjoy your holiday everyone 😊

07/01/2022

05/19/2021

What a beautiful day to re-open our waiting room! 🌞

05/17/2021

We are happy to announce that effective Wednesday, May 19th 2021, we will be re-opening our waiting room! We appreciate everyone’s continued understanding with our protocols and the changes we have made since reopening the office a year ago.

We are continuing to stagger our appointment times to reduce the number of patients that will be waiting in the waiting room at any given time. If you would feel more comfortable waiting in your vehicle, please call the office once you arrive to let us know you are here! We will be happy to call you once they are ready for you.

We continue to ask that only the patient arrive for their scheduled appointments. If the patient is a minor child or requires the assistance of a caretaker, we ask that only one additional person is to accompany the patient into the building.

Starting May 19th, you may park either in the parking lot or on Washington Street as our front door will now be unlocked. You will walk right into the waiting room to check in with our front desk. Please note the back door will be locked and there will be a sign to redirect you to our front door.

Face masks are still required for anyone walking into our building – the only time you may have your face mask removed is when you are in your assigned operatory room, and you will be asked to put your mask back on before leaving the operatory to use the restroom, or before checking out with the front desk.

Anyone not feeling well (any symptoms such as a fever, loss of taste/smell, cough, shortness of breath) and anyone who has been in recent contact with someone who tested positive for COVID-19 is asked to please not come into our building and to call the office regarding rescheduling.

We are excited to welcome you in our waiting room again, and are happy to answer any questions you have about the steps we have taken to assure the safety of all of our patients and our staff.

03/10/2021

"Caring expertise. Attention to pandemic guidelines. Warm and welcoming atmosphere."

Thank you so much! 😁

Kim is the best! She was kind, gentle, and thorough and gave me a great cleaning. Linda’ s humming was also very soothing. Great treatment from great people.

01/31/2021

Thank you for the sweet shoutout Katie! 😁

01/22/2021

Thank you so much! 😊

My wife and I have been in the care of Dr. Vail and Dr. Robson for over 25 years. Dr. Vail, Dr. Robson and their staff are truly exceptional in all facets of the dental care they provide. They have our highest recommendation and sincere appreciation for the professional services they continue to pro...

11/11/2020

Hello to all of our neighbors on Nextdoor! 😁

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10/23/2020

Thank you! 😊

I've been going to Dr. Vail since the early 90's. Her care and work, and that of her staff is outstanding. I have always found the office welcoming and extremely professional, but yesterday I was impressed by the measures they took to insure their patient's safety during COVID - it made me feel comp...

10/09/2020

October is recognized as National Dental Hygiene Month. This month is dedicated to promoting healthy mouths all across the country, and celebrating the hard work your favorite dental hygienist does to keep your pearly whites squeaky clean.

Why is National Dental Hygiene Month important?

*It encourages oral health
Keeping your oral health on track is a great way to keep bacteria at bay. Without proper dental hygiene, you put yourself at risk of developing issues such as tooth decay and gum disease.

*It celebrates the hard-working hygienists
With over 200,000 dental hygienists in the United States, this holiday is the perfect opportunity to celebrate the work that these fabulous people do to keep our mouths happy and healthy.

*It's an excuse for a new toothbrush.
Admit it. New toothbrushes are fun! The ADA recommends that you change toothbrushes at least every three to four months, or more often if the bristles are visibly matted or frayed.