Dentist Chelmsford

That depends largely on what you value as a patient! For example, some patients are interested in finding a practice that’s close to their home or office. Others are looking for a dentist that is available on the weekends or offers multiple services so they don’t have to drive all over town to maintain, restore, and enhance their smiles. The good news is that we deliver on all three! We’re conveniently located on Chelmsford Street, we take appointments on Saturdays, and we offer a wide range of all-encompassing general dentistry, including crowns, dental implants, teeth whitening, and white fillings.

To give you an answer, we need to first ask you a question: are you experiencing any potentially life-threatening symptoms? If you are, then you should call 911 or head to the ER so they can give you the medical attention you need. If you aren’t, then you should call our Chelmsford dental office ASAP. Since we are open six days a week and offer evening hours, we’re usually able to provide our patients with same-day care.

If you are looking for a female dentist, you’ll be happy to hear that roughly 33% of all dentists working today are female. Not only that, but we have an experienced, passionate, and talented female dentist at our office, Dr. Mei-Yee Chan. She would love to meet with you to learn all about your dental history, oral health, and smile goals, so don’t hesitate to schedule an appointment!

Tip: If you don’t reside in or around Chelmsford, we recommend typing “female dentist near me” into Google or asking your coworkers, neighbors, or family members you trust for their recommendations.

Since dentistry has a reputation for being expensive, many patients simply assume that they can’t afford the cosmetic dental service they want or even the preventive care they need. At Chelmsford Dental Specialists Group, we do our best to save our patients from being in this position. That’s why we offer multiple financial solutions, like dental insurance and CareCredit. For additional information, give our friendly and helpful dental team a call. We can provide you with further details, answer any questions you have, and make navigating the financial side of your care stress-free.

In addition to earning an undergraduate degree, the aspiring dentist must complete three years of in-classroom and hands-on training at one of only 67 accredited dental schools in the U.S. Even after earning their DDS or DMD, their training is far from over because, in order to maintain their license, they need to take continuing education courses each year.