Find out all you need to know about our practice
Our Office
At Main Street Family Dental, we strive to bring the best dental health care options to our patients. We want you to feel like part of our family, taking the time to get to know you and personalizing your treatment care. From a routine checkup to more advanced procedures, we offer a variety of treatment options right here in Shelburne!
Our Dentists
At Main Street Family Dental, our dentists are dedicated to delivering exceptional care and fostering lasting relationships with our patients. With years of experience and ongoing education, they stay at the forefront of dental advancements to provide the highest quality treatments available. Whether you need preventive care, restorative procedures, cosmetic dentistry, or more, our dentists personalize their approach to meet your individual needs. Compassionate and attentive, they take the time to listen to your concerns and ensure a comfortable, positive dental experience. At Main Street Family Dental, our dentists are committed to helping you achieve and maintain a healthy, confident smile you’ll love.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, Main Street Family Dental continues to grow and accept new patients. Walk-ins and emergencies are also welcome. Call us to schedule your appointment.
Yes. Please arrive 10-15 minutes early to fill out any applicable patient forms.
How often you need to visit the dentist will largely depend on your oral health and hygiene routines. It is recommended to visit the dentist at least once every 6 months. This increases the chances of catching any problems early on, allowing for a smooth and effective treatment plan.
The best way to improve the whiteness of your teeth is to first identify the cause of discoloration. Stains that are caused by coffee, wine, tobacco and other foods can be treated with take home whitening kits. For internal discoloration, composite bonding or veneers are an alternative solution.
Bleeding in the gums during flossing or brushing can often be an early sign of gum disease. The plaque and tartar can build up causing the gums to become inflamed or infected. If untreated this can become a severe condition, and can lead to receding gums and tooth loss. If you have any dental concerns please feel free to call our office.