Do you often find yourself avoiding the dentist’s office? Did you have a negative experience in the past that left you cringing at the thought of settling back in that big chair? Maybe you’re just anxious about the pain, or you’re embarrassed about the state of your oral health. Whatever the reason is, our dedicated team at Papageorgiou Dental Associates wants to assure you that at our Natick, MA practice, your comfort will always come first. You deserve excellent, thorough healthcare that leaves you with a smile you can feel proud of, and with the help of our comfort dentistry services, that’s just what you’ll get when you come in to visit Dr. Papageorgiou and her staff.
Comfort dentistry isn’t a specific treatment or amenity – instead, it’s an entire atmosphere! At our practice, we don’t just want to fix your teeth and send you on your way; we want you to feel right at home during your visits at our Natick office. That’s why we’ve spared no expense in outfitting the practice with all sorts of technologies and simple comforts that are guaranteed to make your dental care experience much smoother and more pleasant. For instance, we use intraoral cameras and digital X-rays to take detailed pictures of the inside of your mouth that we can then easily share with you, dispelling any uncertainty or confusion about your oral health problems. We also often rely on air abrasion for procedures, which uses air compression to blast away decay and plaque from your teeth in place of drills.
In order to ensure your comfort, we also offer:
- Tempurpedic mattress pads
- Warm towels and blankets
- Relaxing music and headphones
- Movies of your choice
Contact our Natick office to learn more about what our patented blend of comfort dentistry can offer you, or if you’re ready to schedule an appointment. Our team is committed to providing you with safe, effective services that are sure to leave your smile healthier and happier. We also serve the areas of Framingham, Wellesley, Wayland, Weston, Ashland, Sherborn, and beyond.
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