Dr. Michelle J. Reynolds specializes in beautifying smiles, maintaining your dental health, and helping you improve your appearance. Our experienced and friendly staff take great pride in keeping your smile beautiful. Our promise to you is that the implants, veneers, fillings, crowns, and bridges we create will look as good or better than the teeth nature gave you.
To make sure we keep that promise, the products we recommend and use are incredibly durable and of the highest quality. We offer CEREC Same Day Crown Repairs and Replacements and Bridges as well as Waterlase dentistry - fewer shots and less anesthesia, reducing patient anxiety and providing a more relaxing dental experience.
To make sure we keep that promise, the products we recommend and use are incredibly durable and of the highest quality. We offer CEREC Same Day Crown Repairs and Replacements and Bridges as well as Waterlase dentistry - fewer shots and less anesthesia, reducing patient anxiety and providing a more relaxing dental experience.
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In addition to a paperless office, eliminating the use of plastic bottles and cans, and printing business cards and pamphlets with vegetable-based ink - Dr. Reynolds' new office features sustainable architectural elements made from reclaimed vinyl and eco-resins, with organic acoustic insulation constructed from recycled denim jeans.
Dr. Reynolds gentle demeanor and years of experience working in the dental health setting allows her to deliver the highest quality of care to each guest. Dr. Reynolds is a member of the American Dental Association, Washington State Dental Association and the Mt. Baker District Dental Association. Dr. Reynolds regularly attends continuing education courses.
Q: Which type of toothbrush should I use? A: The brand of the toothbrush is not as critical as the type of bristle and the size of the head. A soft toothbrush with a small head is recommended because medium and hard brushes tend to cause irritation and contribute to recession of the gums, and a small head allows you to get around each tooth more completely and is less likely to injure your gums.
CEREC is a method used by thousands of dentists worldwide since 1987 not only to replace these fillings, but also to restore any tooth that is decayed, weakened, broken, etc. to its natural strength and beauty. Better yet, it's done with all-ceramic materials that are tooth colored in a single appointment!
This can be anything done to correct imperfections in the appearance of the mouth. Anyone who is unhappy with their smile can have it fixed. The upper teeth show, usually, only when smiling, while the lower teeth remain hidden. This is reversed when talking, with the upper teeth remaining hidden while the lower teeth show.
Reviews (5)
Lauren D.
Oct 09, 2021
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Erin Wygant
Jun 02, 2021
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I have been so pleased with and grateful for the kind and attentive care I've received at the Tooth Ferry. Every person on staff is warm and accommodating and the office is bright and inviting. I'm able to schedule appointments during my lunch hour when needed and have been seen on short notice during dental emergencies. I've already recommended them to friends and family and will continue to do so. I'm just so appreciative of all the good work they do!
Steve Boyd
Apr 27, 2018
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Jake Taylor
Apr 13, 2018
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Had to pull a tooth that had blown out, they warned that numbing was more painfully than anything, other than a little discomfort finding where to numb. Took about 5-10 to actually get the tooth out of my face and it was painless and the staff are wonderful! 2nd day and I feel soo much better so far!
Deb B.
Jul 18, 2013
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Last night I shattered a 10-year-old molar crown. No pain but it was definitely raggedy. (I should mention I haven't been to a dentist in over 7 years...yup, my bad!) I emailed Tooth Ferry at around noontime and, by 12:30 p.m., the business manager (Scott) called me and asked me how quickly I could get in. I was there by 1:20 p.m. I believed (due to past experience) that they would remove the remainders of the old crown and make a mold for a new one, and maybe put in a temporary crown. Normally you have to wait a week while they send the mold to the manufacturer, and then you come back to
