Welcome
A Note from Dr. Dennis
As an orthodontist, I've have had the satisfaction of seeing firsthand what a tremendous difference orthodontics can make. At the end of treatment, teenagers, adults, and young children leave my office feeling more confident than ever about their appearance. Together, we have made a significant improvement in the health and appearance of their teeth that will last a lifetime.
The Best in Professional Care
In my practice, I make sure that our patients and their families benefit from the highest professional standards. I make a point of explaining the diagnoses carefully and presenting all the options for treatment. I want you to have the information you need to make the best possible decision about your care. In our offices, we use state-of-the-art equipment and follow the most exacting sterilization procedures. Our staff is X-ray certified, and we adhere to all OSHA requirements.
A Warm and Supportive Environment
Successful orthodontics requires more than just professionalism. Over the course of treatment, our patients will spend many hours with us, and we want to use this time productively, reinforcing their commitment to seeing their treatment through by creating an upbeat and supportive atmosphere.
We do this by creating a welcoming environment. At their regular orthodontic visits the patients and families can look forward to light-filled offices, comfortable chairs and relaxing views. We hope each visit will be something our patients look forward to. And since we want each visit to be enjoyable and fun we even have game consoles for our teenagers and a toddler's room to make life a bit easier for parents with young children.
Ultimately, though, it's our warm and friendly staff that makes a difference. They all have extensive professional experience combined with an affinity for working with people and are committed to getting to know each patient as an individual. When you begin treatment with us, we want you to feel as if you've truly joined a community.
We don't want our patients to wait until they have their braces taken off to smile. That's why we give them plenty to smile about while they're with us.
— Dr. Dennis