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Known for its picturesque New England villages and rich Colonial history, Connecticut is one of the most beautiful, and interesting locales in the world. Its quaint downtowns and decorated gazebos give the state its iconic charm. But what really makes Connecticut special is, of course, the people. You may be wondering how dental health plays a part in this, but classic, confident Connecticut smiles require healthy teeth. And healthy teeth would be an impossible goal without the help of a dentist. Having world-class dentists is on the long list of good qualities Connecticut boasts. So, embrace that Connecticut charm and schedule an appointment with your local dentist today. Your teeth will be as white as a classic Connecticut church steeple in no time.

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Just like you would prep your house for a winter storm, you should stay educated about your dental health to prevent issues before they come up. Understanding how your teeth and gums react to certain foods, the benefits of brushing and flossing, and the recommended fluoride intake for your age group is just as important as choosing a new winter coat, insulating your water lines, or stocking up on food to avoid trips to the supermarket in four feet of snow. With the proper care, your teeth can last a lifetime. Learn what your teeth need to look and feel their best for years to come by talking to your dentist today.

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f you feel like finding a good, local dentist is harder than getting tickets to the Yale-Harvard game, you may be surprised to hear that accessing world-class dental care just got a lot easier. With Doctors Network, anyone in Connecticut can gain access to hundreds of local dentists, arranged by location, price, treatments offered, availability, and rating. You can avoid the hours spent researching good dentists online and the frustration of dealing with complicated payment plans and insurance forms with a simple monthly subscription. Plus, every dental treatment you receive from a Doctors Network dentist is highly discounted, just because you’re part of the network! So, join the team today to keep your dental care simple.

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  • location
    Western Connecticut Dental Arts
    120 Park Lane, Unit B-201, New Milford, CT 06776 
    1.31 miles near New Milford
    phone

    (860) 283-5770

    Who is Dr. Kevin Stanton DDS?
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    Dr. Stanton worked in Westchester County at a private practice, as well as the Veterans Administration Medical Center in New York City before opening his own private practice in New Milford. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree at Manhattan College, then went on to attend the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine.

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    Dental Associates of CT
    32 Church hill Road, Ste 201, Newtown, CT 06470 
    14.57 miles near New Milford
    phone

    (203) 748-8055

    Who is Dr. Laura Huling DDS?
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    Dr. Laura Huling finds one of the most fulfilling parts of being a dentist teaching children to have a life-long appreciation for dentistry and oral health. She strives to treat each of her patients with kindness in a welcoming, comfortable environment that puts them at ease and diminishes any fears and phobias they might have. When patients leave her practice, she hopes they feel proud and confident with their new smile.

    Dr. Huling earned her BA in biology from Hamilton College, then went on to attend the University of Connecticut dental school. There, she became involved with the school's pediatric dental program and gained experience treating children with varying conditions. Upon graduating. Dr. Huling was recognized for being the best dental student in her class, as well as the student with the most promising future, and was awarded the Fox award and the pediatric dentistry award. Today, she is a member of the AAPD and the ADA. She has privileges to practice at the Connecticut Children's Medical Center.

  • location
    Cheshire Dental Associates
    482 S Main St, Cheshire, CT 06410 
    27.88 miles near New Milford
    phone

    (203) 272-2729

    Who is Dr. Dane Fletcher DMD?
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    Dr. Dane Fletcher’s passion is providing each of his patients with pain-free and high-quality dentistry. He regularly attends continuing education courses to ensure that the dental techniques and technology he treats his patients with are current. Dr. Fletcher earned his undergraduate degree in biochemistry from Drew University and graduated summa cum laude. He then went to the University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine where he earned his doctorate in dental medicine. Afterwards, Dr. Fletcher went to Danbury Hospital in Danbury, Connecticut, where he completed a General Dentistry Practice Residency. There, he received advanced training in all aspects of general dentistry.

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    Cosmetic and Implant Dentistry of Connecticut
    1240 Whitney Ave, Hamden, CT 06517 
    31.81 miles near New Milford
    phone

    (203) 287-0666

    Who is Dr. Aaron Gross DMD?
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    Dr. Aaron Gross prides himself on being both professional and friendly with his patients. To him, helping his patients feel comfortable is essential to providing high-quality dental care. Dr. Aaron has been voted one of Connecticut’s Best Dentists, and one of America’s Top Dentists.

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    Family Dentistry of Central Connecticut
    6 Park Pl STE 2, New Britain, CT 06052 
    32.89 miles near New Milford
    phone

    (860) 438-6687

    Who is Dr. Margaret Drozdowski Maule DDS?
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    Dr. Margaret Drozdowski Maule attended St. Joseph's College in Brooklyn, NY where she earned her undergraduate degree. She then went to the University of Connecticut School of Dental medicine where she earned her graduate degree in 1998. In 1999, she completed a residency training program in Advanced Education in General Dentistry from the same school. In 2002, Dr. Drozdowski Maule joined the Community Health Center and served as the agency's Chief Dental Officer between the years 2005 and 2014. During this time, she oversaw many technological advances and agency expansions, as well as the operations of the dental department. She was named one of the "40 under 40" outstanding graduates of the University of Connecticut in 2008. By 2011, she graduated from the Johnson School at Cornell University with an MBA degree.

    Dr. Drozdowski Maule opened Family Dentistry of Central Connecticut in New Britain, CT in 2019 and realized that her passion in life is patient care. To ensure that her patients receive high-quality dentistry, she frequently attends continuing education courses and has completed over 70 hours of dental sleep medicine seminars. She has also finished the American Dental Association's Evidence-Based Dentistry training. From 2008 to 2014, she served on the board of directors for the National Oral Health Access Network.

    When she is not working at her private practice or building up her own knowledge of dentistry, she is presenting on numerous topics such as electronic health record implementation, mobile dental programs, financial and operational topics, and meaningful use requirements across the country. Today, Dr. Drozdowski Maule is an expert advisor with DentaQuest Institute and provides consulting for dental programs in the US. She is also an active member of the Connecticut State Dental Association and has been since 1998. She serves on their peer review council, access to care committee, the strategic planning committee, and is the chair of the finance committee. She has received additional training in sleep apnea and is a Diplomate of the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine.

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    Kingston Dental Associates
    370 Kings Mall Court, Kingston, NY 12401 
    38.34 miles near New Milford
    phone

    (845) 336-8478

    review by Vidya B.

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    I’m so glad I found my general dentist at Kingston Dental Associates. The staff is kind, and it’s in a great location. I”m always happy with the work I get done here. I have a 15 year old daughter who hates going to the dentist, but she loves when they clean her teeth here. We go to the hygienist, and she makes us feel relaxed, and she also does a great and thorough job of cleaning our teeth. She really likes her job. If more people were like the staff at Kingston Dental Associates people wouldn’t hate going to the dentist, at least not in Kingston, NY.

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    Crest Family Dental
    85 Seymour St #1018,, Hartford, CT 06106 
    39.6 miles near New Milford
    phone

    (860) 968-0259

    Who is Dr. Shyam Shiva DDS?
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    Dr. Shyam Shivareddy is prepared to give professional guidance and advice to anyone who asks, and is always welcoming new patients to his practice. After earning his Bachelor’s in Dental Surgery, Dr. Shivareddy entered the DDS program at New York University College of Dentistry where he earned his DDS degree. Since then, Dr. Shivareddy has been a strong believer in continuing dental education courses. He also volunteers 15 days each year to providing dental services to underprivileged people, free of charge.

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    Comprehensive Dental Associates of Central Connecticut
    170 Main Street East, Hartford, CT 06118 
    41.95 miles near New Milford
    phone

    (860) 568-3366

    Who is Dr. David Moskow DMD?
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    Dr. David Moskow has been a practicing dentist for more than 30 years. His favorite part of the job is getting to know the ins and outs of each of his patients. Hearing their stories and helping them achieve the smiles of their dreams is his number one goal. To ensure that he positively impacts the lives of each of his patients, Dr. Moskow regularly goes to continuing education classes where he receives extensive training in restorative, aesthetic, and implant treatments.

    Dr. Moskow graduated from the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine. Today he is the Dental Director at Comprehensive Dental Associates of Central Connecticut. He is also a member of the Hartford Dental Society, the Connecticut State Dental Association, and the American Dental Association.

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    Radiance Dental, P.C.
    455 Central Park Avenue, Ste. 309, Scarsdale, NY 10583 
    46.04 miles near New Milford
    phone

    (914) 874-5252

    review by Alondra D.

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    it looks like the third time was the charm for me. I had had two other dentists who did a very poor job. That's what I discovered Dr. Murphy through my insurance directory. She performed a root canal procedure for me, and it was painless. She was very patient and did a great job explaining what needed to be done. I greatly appreciated that she was willing to listen to my sob stories about my previous dental experiences and then informed me how to fix the issues. She has a very positive and gentle disposition. She's also good at administering more anesthetic if it is needed. The company that she uses for crowns also does a great job. I had a previous crown that was very poorly made. The quality of this one was significantly better. Plus, it fits much better too. Dr. Murphy genuinely wants to help her patients rather than just help herself by making more money. She doesn't pressure you do you get services you don't really need. If she says you have a cavity, then you actually have a cavity. I love this worry-free environment. Lastly, Dr. Murphy and her team at Radiance Dental have been helping me navigate the maze that is insurance coverage. They deserve all the stars possible!

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A dental filling or a tooth filling is a common dental procedure used to repair a tooth that has been damaged by tooth decay, also known as cavities or caries. This procedure involves the removal (excavation) of the decayed portion of the tooth and the replacement of the preparation with the ideal filling material. The goal of a tooth filling is to restore the function, integrity, and shape of the tooth, and to prevent further tooth decay. There are several types of filling material that can be utilized, including: 1. Amalgam (silver or metal) fillings: Amalgam fillings, AKA silver fillings, are made from an alloy of metals that include mercury, tin, silver, and copper. These fillings are very strong and durable and have been used for several years. However, they aren't as aesthetically pleasing as other types and may not be used for visible front teeth. 2. Composite (tooth colored) fillings: Composite fillings, AKA white fillings, are made of a mixture of plastic and glass. These fillings can be closely matched to the color of your teeth, making them a very aesthetically pleasing option. They are used in front teeth as well as posterior teeth (molars). 3. Gold fillings: Gold fillings are made from a mixture or alloy of gold, copper, and other precious metals. They are very durable, and long-lasting but are also more expensive than other fillings types. 4. Ceramic fillings: Ceramic fillings are made up of a mixture of ceramic materials and can be closely matched to the color of your teeth. They are comparatively expensive, but they are also strong and durable. The dental filling procedure typically begins with an examination of the diseased tooth by a dentist. They will examine the tooth and take X-rays to determine the extent of the decay. The dentist will numb the area around the tooth with local anesthetic (Novocaine). Then the dentist will use special dental tools to remove the decayed part of the tooth. Once the decay has been excavated (removed), the tooth will be cleaned and prepared for the filling material. The dentist will place the filling substance in the tooth preparation and shape it to the correct form and shape. If a composite (white) filling is used, it will be hardened with a special curing light. The dentist will then polish the filling down to ensure that it is smooth and comfortable while chewing. After the procedure, the tooth may be slightly sensitive to temperature and pressure for a number of days. This sensitivity is usually transient and can be managed with over-the-counter pain relievers (NSAIDs). It's crucial to follow the post-operative instructions provided by the dentist such as avoiding hard or crunchy foods for the first hour, avoiding biting on the fresh filling for a while, and generally maintaining good oral hygiene to ensure that the filling lasts a long time. To summarize, a dental filling is a dental procedure used to repair a tooth that has been damaged by caries. The procedure involves the removal of the decay and the restoration of that area with a filling material. There are multiple types of filling materials that can be used, including amalgam (silver), composite(tooth-colored), gold, and ceramic fillings. The procedure usually involves numbing the area around the tooth and using special tools to remove the decayed parts of the tooth. After the filling procedure, the tooth may be sensitive to hot or cold and pressure for a few days, but this should be temporary. Follow the post-operative instructions provided by the dentist, and if the sensitivity does not dissipate after a couple of weeks, let your dental professional know.

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