Call Family Dental

01/23/2021

At Call Family Dental, we understand the challenges of balancing good oral health care with an ever shrinking budget. That's why we are excited to introduce our Healthy Smiles program. Healthy Smiles is our in-house dental benefit program.

04/27/2020

03/21/2020

COVID-19 RESPONSE.

At Call Family Dental our number one priority has always been the health and safety of our patients. Often in times of uncertainty, there can be a wealth of misinformation spread, especially in today’s digital age. As a leading healthcare provider in our community, we wanted to reach out to all of our patients regarding the COVID-19 virus, and to let you know the steps we are taking to alleviate any potential concerns.

According to the latest reports from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and other national healthcare providers, the current health risks are minimal for most age groups. We recommend all of our patients to wash their hands frequently, avoid close contact with people who are sick, and stay home if you aren’t feeling well.

At Call Family Dental we follow strict cleaning policies for the protection of both our staff and our patients. Each staff member maintains rigorous personal hygiene standards as well as using new gloves and face masks for every patient interaction. We use hospital-grade disinfectants across the entire office, with extensive room cleaning after each patient to ensure a safe and clean environment. After each use, all dental instruments receive the highest level of medical sterilization available. These processes have always been of utmost importance in our office and will continue to be the standards we uphold for our community.

Please rest assured that we are following local and national updates daily, and will continue to maintain the highest level of safety and patient care that you have come to expect. If you have any questions regarding your future appointments, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us.

We will be making some adjustments to our schedule to minimize the number of patients present in the office. If you receive a phone call to reschedule your appointment, it is in your best interest. We will reschedule your appointment in as timely a manner as we can. We will continue to see the patients we need to see. If you are concerned about being present in our waiting room for your appointment, you may call us (801-392-5637) when you arrive in our parking lot and tell us you have arrived. You may wait in your car and we will call or text you when we are ready to bring you directly back to an operatory. We will be available Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.

Again, thank you for being a valued Call Family Dental patient. We appreciate your continued trust and confidence. Together we can overcome these challenging circumstances and continue your path to greater health! We look forward to taking care of you at your next scheduled appointment.




Sincerely,

Dr. Nathan Call

03/14/2020

Coronavirus Update/Office hours

Our office is open during this time when public gatherings are being restricted due to the Coronavirus concerns.

We are open on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.

Our office already follows all the necessary disinfection and sterilization procedures that are required to stop and limit the spread of viruses and bacteria. After every patient the entire operatories are disinfected with medical grade disinfectants. All instruments are sterilized and the disposable products are appropriately disposed of. Staff members are evaluated for signs of illness and will not be present at the office if they are ill.

If you have the following concerns and/or symptoms please stay home and seek medical care if needed.
1. You feel that you may have been exposed to the Coronavirus.
2. You have been in close proximity to someone that has the Coronavirus.
3. You have traveled abroad and may be at an increased risk for having obtained the Coronavirus.
4. If you have any of the following symptoms:
a. Fever
b. Persistent cough or pain in the chest.
c. New mental confusion or inability to arouse.
d. Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath that is not normal for you.
e. Bluish lips or face.

If you have a question concerning whether or not you should come in, call first! Don’t show up at the office if you feel that your presence is questionable. We can help you with further information that will help you in deciding. Please call our office at 801-392-5637.

Remember, don’t panic! The limitations on large group gatherings is because the number of people that will obtain the virus will be limited so that our community doesn’t overwhelm the health care facilities and workers. This will allow the health care system to treat those that need the treatment.

You may find more information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention at cdc.gov.

10/21/2019

I had a great time volunteering at the Special Olympics this weekend! I had a fun time with the athletes and the volunteers. Good times!

09/26/2019

Eating sugary foods as snacks increases your chance of tooth decay, so eat them with meals and be sure to brush afterward!