"Dentistry must build confidence and educate patients in the value of lifelong dental health. These are the highest rewards for which a practitioner can hope."
Dr. L.D. pankey
Founder L.D. Pankey Institute for
Advanced Dental Education
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"People-centered care"
Our primary purpose is to deliver the highest level of dental care and to relate to our patient family on an individual basis. We see ourselves as co-contributors in the attainment of your lifelong dental health. We care about you and will work to serve you in a way that is professional, yet relaxed and friendly. We encourage you to ask lots of questions. A well-informed patient is more likely to see himself as an active member of the 'dental health team.'
Professional excellence
Our commitment to offer the very best in dental care requires that we set our standards high. Everyone in our office is pledged to perfect his or her skills and knowledge. As new products and procedures are introduced, we evaluate them and when appropriate, make them available to you. We meet regularly with our colleagues to exchange information, update our technical knowledge and devise ways to better serve our patients.
The 'pro-active' approach.
It's our belief that the most effective way to achieve and maintain a lifelong level of good oral health is to work in close association with our patients. In this way, preventive measures can be taken in advance of developing problems-a 'pro-active' rather than a 'reactive' approach. We will monitor your patterns of oral hygiene, diet and lifestyle to determine the best balance of factors unique to you. The result-a comfortable, functional, healthy mouthÅEnd an attractive smile! We think you will be especially pleased when you see how our emphasis on a thorough and balanced approach will save you money. Over the years, you will realize a substantial benefit from anticipating and correcting problemsÅEbefore they become serious.
The balanced approach
Your teeth are but one element of a healthy dental profile. Of equal importance are the gums, supporting bone structures and the jaw mechanism (TMJ). Stress levels, family dental history and general health all play a role. The result is a complex interaction of factors which, if properly managed, can be dealt with in a positive way. By keeping you informed and involved in this important task, we can write a lifetime dental history of success.
If you have any questions or concerns please call. Jurgen H. Huck, DDS P.S.
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