• Pregnancy: What should I know about my oral care?
    the doctor and our team at Greenfield Periodontics and Implant Dentistry know this is an exciting time as you anticipate the arrival of your new little one. We want to Read more
  • Is periodontal disease genetic?
    It can be. There is more and more evidence to suggest people may be genetically susceptible to periodontal (gum) disease. According to a study published in the Journal of Clinical Read more
  • Top Five Ways to Improve Heart Health
    While there is no definite evidence that if your prevent gum diseases, like periodontitis, that you may be able to prevent a heart condition or heart disease. The only thing Read more
  • How to Choose the Best Mouthwash
    As we all know, or should by now, the key to maintaining great oral health is keeping up with a daily plan of flossing, brushing, and using mouthwash. These three Read more
  • Love your new smile? Tell us about it!
    At Greenfield Periodontics and Implant Dentistry, we have been creating beautiful smiles for years. Whether you have visited the doctor and our team for a week or for your entire Read more
  • Periodontal Disease in Adolescents
    the doctor and our team at Greenfield Periodontics and Implant Dentistry know that periodontal disease isn't something exclusive to adults. It can affect adolescents as well. Gingivitis, which is a Read more
  • How Crown Lengthening Can Improve Your Smile
    “Crown lengthening”? Probably not an expression most of us are familiar with! In fact, this is a common periodontal procedure designed to improve both the health and the appearance of Read more
  • Happy Fourth of July!
    Happy Independence Day from the doctor and team! The Fourth of July celebrations in America may have changed a lot over the years, but there is no doubt that we Read more
  • Be Good to Your Gums
    You brush and floss thoroughly twice a day. You have regular checkups. Everything seems fine on the periodontal radar. Sometimes, however, even healthy gums can become sensitive and irritated. Is Read more
  • Diabetes and Dental Care
    Diabetes is a disease that affects the health of the entire body, including, of course, your mouth, gums, and teeth. We are trained to look for issues that might arise Read more

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Monday:

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Tuesday:

8:00 AM-5:00 PM

Wednesday:

8:00 AM-5:00 PM (administrative hours)

Thursday:

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Friday:

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Saturday:

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