Bring out the best in your smile! Quality is never an accident. It is always the result of high intention, sincere effort, intelligent direction, and skillful performance. It represents the wise choice of many alternatives.

Northeast Grand Rapids

New and Emergency patients always welcome!
To make an appointment call 

616-364-8716

Evening and Emergency 
Appointments Available  

Open Every other Friday 7am-4pm 

 Ask about our new referral program!

• General Dentistry
• Quality Family Dentistry
• Emergency Dental Care
• Extractions
• Crown and Bridge Work
• Dentures
• Root Canals                                                    
• Braces                                                                             
• Whitening - Whitening Special!  Custom Bleach Trays made for two patients at $300.00
• Cosmetic Dentistry - Tooth Colored Fillings (no mercury) 
• Nitrous Oxide (Laughing Gas)
• Emphasis on Preventive Care Digital Radiology (reduces radiation)
• Strict Infection Control Standards
• Most insurance accepted

We accept Visa, MasterCard and Care Credit. We offer orthodontic fee plans.

Email: krwdds@msn.com                                   Download directions: MapQuest

Patient Education:
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Of course, we all know that dental emergencies can happen. We want to remind you that you can reduce the chances of damaging your teeth, lips, cheek and tongue by wearing a mouth guard when participating in sports or recreational activities such as soccer, bicycling, roller blading, hockey or lacrosse. Here are some simple tips for you to follow if you are faced with one of the more common dental emergencies.

When a Tooth is Knocked Out:

• Immediately call your dentist for an emergency appointment.
• Hold the tooth by the crown, not the root, and gently rinse the tooth in water if it is dirty.
• Do not scrub the tooth or remove any attached tissue fragments.
• If possible, gently insert and hold the tooth in its socket or in your mouth between the check and gum to keep it moist.
• Otherwise, put the tooth in a cup of milk and get to the dentist as quickly as possible.
• Remember to take the tooth with you!

Broken Tooth:

• Rinse your mouth with warm water.
• Use an ice pack or cold compress to keep and swelling down,
• Use ibuprofen, not aspirin, for pain. Aspirin is an anti-coagulant, which may cause excessive bleeding in dental emergency.
• Immediately go to dentist, who will determine treatment based on how badly the tooth is broken.

Emergency Tool Kit:

• Dentist’s phone numbers (Home and office)
• Saline solutions
• Clean handkerchief
• Gauze
• Small container with lid
• Ibuprofen

Broken Jaw:

When the Gums or Tissues Are Injured:
Injuries to the inside of the mouth such as tears, puncture wounds or cuts to the cheek, lips or tongue should be cleaned right away with a warm water and the injured person taken to the emergency room for care. Bleeding from a cut tongue can be reduced by pulling the tongue forward and using gauze to place pressure on the wound.

Bitten Lip or Tongue:
Clean the area gently with a cloth and apply a cold compress to reduce swelling. If the bleeding doesn’t stop, go to a hospital emergency room immediately.

To make an appointment call 616-364-8716

 Email:
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