Forward Dental

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In the Mid-1990's Four Major Wisconsin Dental Groups Joined Forces to Form What is now Forward Dental. These Included: Northpark Dental Group (formerly Known As Smileage Dental Care), Northpoint Dental Group, the Wilkens Group and Family Care Dental Centers. By Late 1997 American Dental Partners of Wisconsin Had Grown to 22 Practices. Although Each Group Had Been Former Competitors in the Dental Marketplace, They Found that They Shared a Common Vision and Mutual Goals of Service Excellence. In 2000, the Practices Received Accreditation From the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Healthcare -- a Nationally Recognized Achievement of Excellence in Care. The Final Task that Remained Was to Develop a Singular Identity for the Group that Captured the Essence of Each Practice While Focusing on the Unifying Mission. Forward Dental's New Identity Was Announced in March of 2005. The Name "Forward" Was Selected for the Group for a Variety of Reasons. With 24 Locations Across Wi sconsin (a New Practice Was Opened in January of '05), Using the State's Motto ("Forward") Reflected the Size, Scope and Vision of the Group. It Also Incorporates the Long-standing Vision of the Doctor Group, Which is to Be a Thriving, Forward-thinking and Leading Dental Group Practice, in a Strong and Mutually Beneficial Partnership.

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Specialty Care Orthodontics - The Specialty Which Deals with Appearance And/or Function of the Teeth and Jaw. Crooked or Crowded Teeth are Often Difficult to Maintain Which Can Lead to Tooth Decay, Gum Disease And, Eventually, Tooth Loss. Straight Teeth Also Provide a More Pleasing Smile and Improved Self-confidence. Periodontics - This Specialty Deals with the Prevention, Diagnosis and Treatment of Diseases of the Gums and Bone Surrounding the Teeth. Periodontal Disease, if Left Untreated, Can Destroy the Bone and Surrounding Tissues of the Teeth Leading to Possible Tooth Loss and An Unattractive Smile. Endodontics - This Specialty Deals with Diseases of the Pulp, or Nerve, of the Tooth. Treatment Performed by Endodontics May Be Called "root Canals". Pediatric Dentistry- This Children's Specialty Deals with the Dental Needs of Infants, Children and Adolescents. The Pediatric Dentist Has a Special Understanding of the Oral Develop ment and Disease Processes of Children. Communicating with Children at Their Level is Particularly Important As It Helps Children Manage Their Dental Anxiety. Pediatric Dentists Provide the Full Spectrum of Dental Services for the Growing Child.

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visa, master card

Categories

Periodontists, Dentists, Endodontists, Orthodontists, Pediatric Dentistry

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Parking: Lot, Free

Insurance: Delta Dental PPO, Delta Dental Premier

Wheelchair Accessible: Yes

Services: <b>Specialty Care</b> <br><br><b>Orthodontics</b> - The Specialty Which Deals with Appearance And/or Function of the Teeth and Jaw. Crooked or Crowded Teeth are Often Difficult to Maintain Which Can Lead to Tooth Decay, Gum Disease And, Eventually, Tooth Loss. Straight Teeth Also Provide a More Pleasing Smile and Improved Self-confidence. <br><br><b>Periodontics</b> - This Specialty Deals with the Prevention, Diagnosis and Treatment of Diseases of the Gums and Bone Surrounding the Teeth. Periodontal Disease, if Left Untreated, Can Destroy the Bone and Surrounding Tissues of the Teeth Leading to Possible Tooth Loss and An Unattractive Smile. <br><br><b>Endodontics</b> - This Specialty Deals with Diseases of the Pulp, or Nerve, of the Tooth. Treatment Performed by Endodontics May Be Called "root Canals". <br><br><b>Pediatric Dentistry</b>- This Children's Specialty Deals with the Dental Needs of Infants, Children and Adolescents. The Pediatric Dentist Has a Special Understanding of the Oral Develop ment and Disease Processes of Children. Communicating with Children at Their Level is Particularly Important As It Helps Children Manage Their Dental Anxiety. Pediatric Dentists Provide the Full Spectrum of Dental Services for the Growing Child.

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Phone: (262) 886-1300

Address: 6218 Washington Ave Ste C, Mount Pleasant, WI 53406