Our office is open for all dental care treatment. We are following the guidelines of the ADA and CDC for safety protocols and procedures. At this time, masks are required for all patients and staff while in our office.
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We look forward to seeing you soon. Thank you for your patience and understanding as we navigate this new normal to keep our patients and team safe in our office.
24 Orchard View Drive, Suite 1
Londonderry, NH 03053
(603) 965-3407
One of the most common dental issues around this part of the calendar is tooth sensitivity. If you’re feeling your teeth a little more than you did over the summer, you’re not just imagining it. Colder winter air can expose concerns that may have stayed hidden throughout the warmer months. Well, here in New Hampshire,… Read more »
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