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See your treatment costs in writing first. Appointments: (508) 501-5509

Auburn · Worcester · Millbury · Oxford

(508) 501-5509
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Auburn, MA

Dentistry in Auburn for Kids and Adults, Priced Before We Start

We do exams and cleanings, fillings, crowns and bridges, extractions, clear aligners, whitening and kids' dentistry. Before any treatment, you get a written plan that lists what we found, what we recommend and what it costs. Patients come to us from Auburn, Worcester, Millbury and nearby towns.

  • Itemized costs up front
  • No surprise add-ons
  • Kids and adults welcome
  • Most insurance plans accepted

Dental Care for the Whole Family

We have been in practice over 11 years, and most of what we do is everyday dentistry. That means checkups and cleanings, fillings for cavities, crowns and bridges for cracked or missing teeth, and extractions when a tooth can't be saved. We also offer Invisalign and clear aligners, teeth whitening, and kids' dentistry for young patients. Each service page explains how that treatment works and what changes the price.

  • Masked dentist in blue gloves fits a white crown for a reclining patient with a cheek retractor and dark glasses; a tray holds crown models in the foreground.

    Crowns & Bridges

    Crowns to save cracked or worn teeth and bridges to fill a gap, with the scope and cost spelled out on paper first.

  • Dental assistant in blue gloves fits a clear aligner tray onto a seated patient's upper teeth in a bright operatory, with an aligner case on the counter

    Invisalign / Clear Aligners

    Clear aligners for crowding, gaps and mild bite problems, with a plan that shows the scope and the cost before your first tray.

  • Kids' Dentistry

    Checkups, cleanings, sealants and small repairs for kids, done at a pace your child can handle, with any treatment explained to you in writing first.

  • Exams & Cleanings

    A full checkup and cleaning, a plain talk about what we found, and a written plan before any further work is scheduled.

  • Fillings

    Tooth-colored fillings for cavities, chips and worn-out old fillings, with the tooth count and cost put in writing before any drilling.

  • Teeth Whitening

    Professional whitening in our office or with custom take-home trays, after a quick check that your teeth and gums are ready for it.

  • Extractions

    When a tooth can't be saved, we take it out gently, explain the cost in writing first and send you home with clear aftercare steps.

Patients From Auburn and Nearby Towns

Our office is in Auburn, MA, and we see patients from all around the area. Families come from Worcester, Millbury, Oxford and Leicester, and from Shrewsbury, Grafton, Charlton, Spencer, Sutton and Paxton. For a lot of people, it's a short drive for regular cleanings and follow-up visits.

  • Auburn
  • Worcester
  • Millbury
  • Oxford
  • Leicester
  • Shrewsbury
  • Grafton
  • Charlton
  • Spencer
  • Sutton
  • Paxton

Not sure if we're convenient for you? Phone the office and we'll help you figure it out. Our Service Areas page lists the towns we see most.

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What a Visit Looks Like

Here's how things go from the first phone call to finished treatment.

  1. 1

    Phone us to book

    Tell us what's going on, whether it's a routine checkup or a tooth that hurts. We'll find an appointment and let you know what to bring, like your insurance card.

  2. 2

    Exam and x-rays

    We check your teeth and gums and take only the x-rays that are called for. Anything we spot, we point out on the monitor. Ask questions at any point.

  3. 3

    Your itemized plan

    We list each recommended treatment, the options, the order we'd do them in and the cost of each. If you have insurance, we show your estimated share.

  4. 4

    Treatment on your schedule

    Once you approve the plan, we book the work. Urgent items come first. The rest can be spread out over visits if that suits your budget.

  5. 5

    Follow-up

    We check how things healed or how a new crown fits your bite, then set your next cleaning.

How We Work With Patients

Most people put off the dentist because they don't know what they'll be told or what it will cost. We fix the second part first.

  1. 01

    A plan on paper before treatment

    After the exam, we list each tooth that needs work, what we suggest and the fee for each step. You take it home and decide. Nothing starts until you say yes.

  2. 02

    No add-ons in the chair

    If we find something new during treatment, we stop and tell you. We explain it, show you the x-ray or photo, and update your plan before going further.

  3. 03

    Options, not one answer

    A broken tooth might take a large filling or a crown. A bad tooth might be saved or pulled. We tell you the trade-offs of each so the choice is yours.

  4. 04

    Gentle care for nervous patients

    We go slow, tell you what each step will feel like, and check in as we work. Kids get the same patience, plus time to look at the tools first.

  5. 05

    Insurance explained plainly

    We accept most dental insurance plans. We'll look at what your plan usually covers and show your estimated share next to each fee, so the bill isn't a guess.

Smiling dentist in navy scrubs with loupes around her neck talks with an older patient in the chair while a masked assistant prepares instruments beside an X-ray monitor

A Neighborhood Practice in Auburn

We're a small dental office that treats kids, parents and grandparents. Many families see us for everything from a child's first checkup to an adult's crown. We keep it simple: look carefully, explain what we see, and put the plan and the price on paper.

We'd rather spend ten extra minutes explaining a treatment than have you leave unsure. If a tooth can wait, we say so. If it can't, we tell you why and show you the x-ray. Our About page has more on the practice and the people in it.

In business
In practice over 11 years

Questions Patients Ask Us

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Do you take my dental insurance?

We accept most dental insurance plans. Phone us with your plan name and we'll tell you if we work with it. Once we've examined you, your treatment plan shows what your insurance is likely to cover and what your share should be.

I don't have dental insurance. Can I still be seen?

Yes. We have an Office Dental Plan for patients without insurance. Ask about it when you book and we'll explain how it works and what it covers.

Can I pay for treatment over time?

We offer the CareCredit Patient Payment Plan, which lets you spread out the cost of treatment. We can also split work into phases, doing the most important teeth first. Both options show up on your plan so you can compare.

Will the price change once you start?

Not without talking to you first. Your written plan lists each step and its cost. If we find something unexpected, like deeper decay under an old filling, we stop, show you, and update the plan before going on.

Do you see both kids and adults?

Yes. We treat young children, teens and adults, so a whole family can come to one office. Kids' visits move at their pace, with time to get comfortable before we start.

I have a tooth that hurts. What should I do?

Phone the office and describe the pain, when it started and whether there's swelling. We'll find the soonest appointment we can. At that visit we'll find the cause and give you your options, from a filling to a crown or an extraction, with each cost listed.

What happens at a first visit?

We review your health history, do an exam and take any x-rays that are needed. If you're due, a cleaning may happen the same day. Before you go, we walk you through what we saw and hand you a plan for anything that needs care, with a fee next to each item.

How do I book an appointment?

Booking is by phone. Our team will ask a few questions, check your insurance if you have it, and set a time that works for you.

What Changes the Cost of Dental Work

Two people with the same tooth problem can get different quotes. The price depends on what we find once we look closely. Here is what moves it, and every item goes on your plan before we begin.

Every estimate comes after an exam and any needed x-rays, and it lists each step with its fee. If anything changes, we tell you and revise it before we continue.

How many teeth need work
One small cavity is a short visit. Several teeth, or work on both sides of the mouth, takes more chair time and sometimes more than one appointment.
What's under the surface
A cavity that stays in the outer enamel is simple to fill. Decay that reaches deep toward the nerve may need a bigger restoration or a crown. X-rays show us this before we quote.
Materials
Tooth-colored fillings, porcelain and zirconia crowns each have different costs and different strengths. We explain where each one makes sense for your bite.
Your insurance plan
Plans differ on cleanings, fillings and crowns, and many have yearly maximums. Your plan's coverage changes what you pay out of pocket, not the work we recommend.
Extra steps
Some treatment needs a build-up under a crown, or a simple extraction turns into a surgical one because of how the roots sit. We flag these possibilities up front so they don't come as a shock.
Dentist in navy scrubs with loupes around her neck smiles while talking with a patient in a reclining dental chair, instrument tray in the foreground

Know the Plan and the Price Before You Sit Down

Book a visit and we'll look at your teeth, explain what we find and hand you a written plan. Kids and adults are both welcome.