Dr. Kallen K Hull

Dr. Kallen K Hull Family, General, Cosmetic and Special Needs Dentistry in Reading, MA. As a team, we are committed to helping you maintain good oral health. Dr. Kallen K.

On behalf of myself, Laura (my dental assistant) and Denny (our patient care coordinator), I would like to personally welcome you to our office. Using technology such as digital x-rays, intraoral cameras and infrared transillumination, we are able to catch problems at a much smaller stage. Our office is a “no judgement” zone. If it has been a while since you last visited the dentist, we will do ev

erything we can to make you feel comfortable and help get you back on track. For the treatment of our special needs community, we provide care both in our private dental office in Reading, MA and at Franciscan Children’s Hospital. We invite you to visit our website, www.drkhull.com, for more information. While you’re there, check out the gallery of our office and read up on the staff as well. We look forward to seeing you! Hull

DISCLAIMER: This page is provided for information and education purposes only. No doctor/patient relationship is established by your use of this page and no diagnosis or treatment is being provided. The information contained here should be used in consultation with a dentist of your choice. No guarantees or warranties are made regarding any of the information contained within the page. This page is not intended to offer specific medical or dental advice to anyone and should not be considered a substitute for professional medical and/or dental care.

Remembering those who have sacrificed for our freedom, on Memorial Day and always.
05/25/2026

Remembering those who have sacrificed for our freedom, on Memorial Day and always.

THE RISKS OF VISITING A SALON OR OTHER NON-DENTAL SETTING TO HAVE YOUR TEETH WHITENEDUnregulated whitening businesses ar...
05/20/2026

THE RISKS OF VISITING A SALON OR OTHER NON-DENTAL SETTING TO HAVE YOUR TEETH WHITENED

Unregulated whitening businesses are everywhere...beauty salons, mall kiosks, and even people performing these treatments right out of their homes.

Teeth whitening at a salon or other non-dental setting poses serious risks, primarily due to the lack the training to evaluate your oral health.

CONSIDER THESE RISKS before considering whitening your teeth in a non-dental setting:

*Unsupervised bleaching can strip away essential minerals, permanently weakening the tooth’s enamel. Once this enamel is lost, it does not grow back.

*Bleaching agents pe*****te the enamel to reach the dentin. Without a dentist ensuring your teeth and gums are healthy, you are at a much higher risk for lasting sensitivity to hot and cold foods.

*Whitening over undiagnosed cavities, exposed roots, or gum disease (gingivitis) can allow bleaching chemicals damage the nerves of your teeth.

*If you have crowns, veneers, or fillings, they will not whiten, resulting in a patchy, uneven smile.

LOOKING FOR A WHITER SMILE? VISIT YOUR DENTIST FIRST!

The first real step into whitening your teeth is to have a dental checkup and cleaning. The cleaning will remove calculus deposits that have built up so that teeth are more receptive to the bleaching. An examination by a dentist is also imperative, as you will need to be checked for any issues that may need to be addressed before you bleach, such as gum disease and decay. It is important to know that whitening products only change the color of natural tooth structure, therefore, fillings and/or crowns (caps) will not change color. That being said, natural teeth that are stained due to medications may not respond well to bleaching and other options may need to be discussed. In addition, your dentist will know the appropriate strength of material to give you.

Play it Safe…call your dentist.

Preparing for the birth of a baby is such an exciting time! During your pregnancy, you will work closely with your obste...
05/14/2026

Preparing for the birth of a baby is such an exciting time! During your pregnancy, you will work closely with your obstetrician to be sure that both you and your unborn baby are healthy - but don't forget your dentist, who is also an important part of your care during this time.

Rising and fluctuating hormones can exacerbate existing conditions but also create new ones, both in your body and in your mouth. Even if you didn't have gingivitis before pregnancy, it is not uncommon for a woman to develop this during pregnancy. It is more commonly seen in the 2nd and 3rd trimester, but pregnancy-related gingivitis can develop at any point and may even continue after delivery. Brush and floss regularly, and be sure to visit us to keep both you and your baby healthy.

FUN FACT: Did you know that your unborn baby will start to develop teeth in your second trimester?

May the 4th - and the floss - be with you!
05/04/2026

May the 4th - and the floss - be with you!

Have a good day!
05/01/2026

Have a good day!

Earth Day was yesterday - but we celebrate our earth every day.The dental and administrative technology we use right in ...
04/23/2026

Earth Day was yesterday - but we celebrate our earth every day.

The dental and administrative technology we use right in our office not only helps our patients but it also helps our Earth. But how?

ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORDS: We have utilized electronic medical records since our office first opened in 2012. Maintaining a near-paperless environment means more trees for the earth to love ❤.

DIGITAL X-RAYS: Provides better diagnostic capabilities, emits less radiation to produce images and no chemicals are needed to develop film, as was done in the days of the darkroom!

DIGITAL IMPRESSIONS: Patients love our 3D scanner because we don't use plastic trays filled with goopy impression material, and the Earth loves our 3D scanner because those impressions do not end up in the trash and in our landfills!

Happy Earth Day 2026

Have a wonderful Easter!
04/05/2026

Have a wonderful Easter!

April is Autism Awareness/Acceptance month. Did you know that Dr. Hull completed his general practice residency at Tufts...
04/04/2026

April is Autism Awareness/Acceptance month.

Did you know that Dr. Hull completed his general practice residency at Tufts University with a focus on the care of special needs children and adults?

Sending our best wishes for a happy and joyous Passover to all who celebrate!
04/02/2026

Sending our best wishes for a happy and joyous Passover to all who celebrate!

Today is "April Fools Day," but poor oral health is no joke! Oral health can affect your overall health...and medical re...
04/01/2026

Today is "April Fools Day," but poor oral health is no joke!
Oral health can affect your overall health...and medical research continues to prove this link.

Poor oral hygiene allows the bacteria we already have present in our mouths to multiply to the point where they cause gum inflammation, which allows decay, gum disease and dental infections to form. And that inflammation doesn’t just stay in your mouth – it travels through your body, causing a host of secondary problems.

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274 Main Street Suite 205
Reading, MA
01867

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 12pm - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 3pm
Thursday 8am - 3pm
Saturday 8am - 2pm

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