We’ve missed you and your smile!

We are open for all dental care.

We appreciate your patience throughout the coronavirus crisis as we’ve had to adjust the care we were able to provide. With restrictions now lifted, we have resumed all dental care services and can get back to caring for you and your smile!

It’s understandable to wonder whether it’s safe to go to the dentist during the coronavirus crisis. Rest assured that we are doing everything we can to ensure your visit is safe. While we had to temporarily close some practices during the pandemic, we continued to operate at others in order to provide emergency dental care to those in need. Our teams are well-equipped and experienced in keeping our practices safe.

Personal Protective Equipment

• All clinical team members wear:
  • N95 or KN95 masks, or Level 3 surgical masks with face shields
  • Eyewear with side shields
  • Gown or lab jacket 
• All non-clinical team members wear reusable or surgical masks.
• We provide all patients with protective eyewear.

Social Distancing

• When feasible, we will ask patients to wait in their car as opposed to entering the welcome area. 
• We’ve decreased the number of chairs in our welcome area to ensure there is adequate space between patients.
• We’ve limited visitors to patients and, if necessary, one parent, guardian or translator.
• Team members maintain a 6-foot distance from each other.

Screening

• We ask the following screening questions prior to every appointment:
  • Have you been sick in the past 2 weeks? 
  • Have you had close contact with an individual diagnosed with COVID-19 or experiencing symptoms?
• We conduct frequent temperature checks: 
  • All patients’ temperatures are taken upon arrival.
  • All team members’ temperatures are taken daily.
• Sick team members remain at home.

Sterilization and Disinfection

• All team members frequently wash their hands. 
• We’ve removed all food items, magazines, books, toys and other clutter from common and clinical areas.
• We frequently disinfect countertops, doorknobs, tables, chairs and other common surfaces.

While we are doing everything we can to ensure your safety, we also ask for your cooperation in keeping our practices safe. If you have a fever or are experiencing any symptoms of a communicable disease or have had contact with someone who has, please reschedule your appointment.

If you are visiting a practice in Kentucky, please also note that state guidelines now require anyone in a healthcare setting to wear a mask or face covering. If you have an upcoming appointment, please bring your own mask. This can be a scarf, bandanna or other covering. Unfortunately, we will not be able to see you without this facial covering.