Garrison Family Dentistry

There isn't anything the doctors and team of Garrison Family Dentistry enjoy more than getting to know each patient and sharing a smile or two. We love learning about the amazing folks of our Smithville community and are honored when you trust us with your dental care.

We'll go the extra mile to show you how much we deserve that trust by listening to your wants and needs and providing outstanding services in an environment we strive to make comfortable enough to be called your dental home.Dr. Matthew Garrison grew up in the Northland and graduated with his Doctorate in Dental Surgery from the University of Missouri Kansas City School of Dentistry in 1996.

Dr. Matthew Garrison and Dr. Alissa Becknell offer a comprehensive service mix that will meet your needs and exceed your expectations with a top-notch team at the ready to lend their skills and support. We pride ourselves on quality patient relationships and communication, offering plainspoken explanations, assessment, and options for treatment.

When considering something as important as your oral and overall health and wellness, we think it's best to start with the basics. When it comes to the essential dental care our patients need to keep their mouths maintained like well-oiled machines, twice-yearly checkups and hygiene appointments with Garrison Family Dentistry are a good place to begin.

The Garrison Family Dentistry team begins meeting our youngest patients at age 3, and we're confident they won't become adults that dread or fear dental visits. What makes us so sure? Our caring doctors and staff not only love kids, but pride ourselves on clear, age-appropriate communication from your child's very first visit.

It's so easy to put off going to the dentist, isn't it? Most adults have at one time or another: you're busy with work; you're scheduling dental visits for loved ones and not getting around to making your own appointment; you're worried about the work you may need and how to afford the costs; or maybe you even suffer from dental anxiety, something that affects an estimated 15% of Americans.