In these days of specialists and travel to larger cities for health care, we have chosen a different path. It is our philosophy that dental care is best achieved when families can be cared for by an office that is close to home, who knows each member of the family, and understand those conditions and situations that are unique to that family.
As we age we all have the potential for loosing teeth. It can be due to accidents, decay or gum disease, but regardless the cause; restoring that missing tooth (or teeth) is usually best accomplished with dental implants. They can be beautiful, dependable, and can sometimes work in places where traditional dental techniques can't.
As we age we all have the potential for loosing teeth. It can be due to accidents, decay or gum disease, but regardless the cause; restoring that missing tooth (or teeth) is usually best accomplished with dental implants. They can be beautiful, dependable, and can sometimes work in places where traditional dental techniques can't.
Services
Our doctors and staff are committed to providing your family with an extensive list of general dentistry services. Shortly after, you will be met by one of our doctors, and he or she will do a comprehensive exam of your teeth and the soft tissues of your mouth. Some notes may be made and a treatment plan will be created.
We at Associates in Dentistry have a diverse group of doctors that can meet most all of your dental needs. All of them have been trained in Kentucky either at the University or Kentucky or the University of Louisville. Check out our bios below to learn al little more about each of us. You can schedule with the doctor of your choice.
If you live or work in South Central Kentucky we have 4 convenient locations in Pulaski, Rockcastle, Russell & McCreary counties. All of our doctors work in multiple offices so if you find yourself away from your familiar office, we can see you and continue your treatment in the office near you. 2015 Associates In Dentistry | DentalClinic by MatchThemes | Customization and administration by StanVickers.
With dental insurance your employer purchases a certain policy or coverage for you. You may pay the premium with a payroll deduction or your employer may pay it. But it consists of a particular coverage that your employer agrees to. This coverage will cover procedures at differing rates. For instance 100%, 80% or 50%.
Growing evidence suggests that pregnant women who have gum disease may be more likely to have a baby that is born too early and too small. While more researching is needed it appears that gum disease triggers increased levels of biological fluids that can induce labor. Data also suggest that when gum disease worsens during pregnancy, there's a higher risk of having a premature, low birth weight baby.
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