Family Dentistry at Framingham, MA

Positive dental experiences at an early age influence a child’s opinion of dental care and impact their oral health for a lifetime. Fun, gentle visits with the team at our family dentistry practice show kids the importance of taking care of their teeth every single day. It is our privilege to introduce our youngest patients to healthy brushing and flossing techniques and answer all their questions about their wiggly teeth, crooked teeth, and teeth that have yet to erupt. 

For kids, we provide teeth cleanings, check-ups, digital x-rays, fluoride treatments, sealants, tooth-colored fillings, orthodontic screenings, and more.

The teen years are a time of rapid development and change, including in the mouth. In childhood, teeth were coming and going, now your teen may need orthodontics like Invisalign Teen to align their smile.  Your teen’s growth and burgeoning independence can influence their oral health too – their oral hygiene habits may fall be inconsistent while their food and drink habits may negatively influence their oral health and lead to cavities.

For teens, we offer teeth cleanings, check-ups, digital x-rays, fluoride treatments, sealants, tooth-colored fillings, orthodontic screenings, Invisalign Teen, orthodontics, and more.

Once you reach adulthood, ideally your teeth are in a nice, comfortable zone. They’re strong, healthy, and doing the jobs they’re supposed to do every day. This is the time of life when you may be interested in pursuing cosmetic dentistry and upgrading your smile with treatments like teeth whitening or porcelain veneers. If you struggle with maintaining good oral health, your Framingham dental team is prepared to help you determine the tools and techniques needed to give you the smile you deserve.

Adults can benefit from our comprehensive menus of general dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, and restorative dentistry procedures.

It’s normal to develop more complex oral health problems as you age. Your teeth have been working hard for a long time and they can begin to deteriorate or old dental work may start to break down. Plus, health problems and medications can have side effects that impact your teeth and gums, causing problems like dry mouth. Gum disease is a condition that is far more likely to develop the older you get and diagnosing and treating this problem as soon as possible is critical to avoid tooth loss.

Seniors benefit from preventive dental care, cosmetic dentistry, and restorative dentistry procedures.