Our talented dentists near you are happy to provide everything from dental implants to veneers to help you improve the health and beauty of your smile for years to come.
With more than 25 years of experience, Northampton Dental Specialists Group uses the latest technology to provide you with a high-quality, comfortable dental experience. Our advanced training in many facets of dentistry – from essential preventive care to last-minute emergency dentistry – allows us to perform most procedures right here in our Northampton dental office.
We understand that dentistry can be a stressful experience for some people, which is why Drs. Boriana Canby, Claire Edwards, Binca Warren, and Ian M Wall strive to create a relaxed, friendly environment at our nearby dental office, where your needs and concerns will be met with compassion.
Being faithful to your scheduled dental exam & cleaning appointments helps ensure that your teeth are always clean and free of plaque.
For most people, looking your best means having teeth that are healthy, attractive and white. We help you & your teeth look and feel at their very best.
X-rays have been a mainstay of dentistry for decades. These images give our dentists the opportunity to provide an accurate diagnosis and treat problems.
There are quite a few scenarios where your loved one may require emergency dental care. We are here to support you in your time of need.
Dental crowns are artificial caps that are placed on top of a tooth that has been damaged or stained. Crowns are also commonly used during the placement of dental implants to provide a natural look.
Having dental bridges placed is a very common treatment technique used for the replacement of missing teeth. Patients are sometimes surprised to learn how many types of dental bridges are available.
Dental Bonding is a cosmetic procedure used for a variety of situations, depending upon the desires of the patient. A resinous material is used in this type of procedure, which closely matches the color of surrounding teeth.
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Having been a dentist in Plovdiv, Bulgaria for almost ten years, Dr. Canby worked in an educational setting, as an Assistant Professor at the I.P. Pavlov Medical University and ran her own practice. Upon arriving in the U.S., she attended dental school at the University of Pennsylvania and graduated in 2006, with her U.S. DMD degree.
I obtained my dental education at Rutgers Dental School formerly known as University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey. There, I was inducted to Gamma Pi Delta Prosthodontic honor society.
Dr Warren has been a general dentist since 1992. She received her DMD degree at Boston University Goldman School of Dentistry. She also holds International degree in dentistry, Doctor of Stomatology, from University of Ljubljana, Slovenia. Her career began as an associate in the Boston area.
Originally from Long Island, NY; Dr. Wall received his dual bachelor’s degree from Stony Brook University specializing in Neuroscience and Psychology. He worked in undergrad conducting clinical research in the Department of Periodontology at Stony Brook School of Dental Medicine before attending NYU College of Dentistry. At NYUCD, he completed his doctorate in dental surgery with Honors in Implant Dentistry and Oral Cancer Pain research.
Whether you need gum disease treatment, you’re ready to rebuild your smile with dentures, or you’re simply overdue for a routine exam, we’re here to help make navigating the financial side of your care easy. In fact, we are a dental-insurance friendly practice that also welcomes flexible financing. We’re here to answer any questions you have throughout the process too, which helps prevent unwanted surprises.
Heading to the nearest emergency room is typically your best option when you have a pressing medical concern. However, dental emergencies are another story, as most emergency rooms are not properly equipped to deal with them. As such, you’re better off calling a dentist whenever you have a toothache or another type of urgent dental situation. They’ll be able to identify the underlying problem and determine the best way to treat it.
Remember that you should call 911 immediately if the nature of your emergency is putting your life in immediate danger. (This can include situations such as a broken jaw, swelling that gets in the way of breathing or swallowing, or unstoppable oral bleeding.) Any remaining dental issues can be taken care of by your dentist once your life is no longer at risk.
If you’re planning to have at least two dental checkups and cleanings performed every year (which is what most dentists recommend), you will need to have an idea of what you can expect to pay for them. In the United States, a standard dental checkup and cleaning typically costs between $200 and $350 on average. However, it’s important to remember that the cost is not set in stone.
The location of the practice will affect what kind of fees they charge for their services. Your dental health is also something that needs to be taken into account. Don’t forget to double-check your dental insurance plan; it’s important to confirm the level of coverage available for routine checkups and cleanings.
Upon being told that you need a tooth extraction, one of the first questions that you’re likely to ask is, “How much will it cost?” The estimate that your dentist gives you will depend on the situation. For example, extracting multiple teeth tends to cost more than removing a single tooth. Additionally, the complexity of the extraction process can vary from case to case, which ultimately influences the amount you can expect to pay.
Furthermore, you will likely want to replace your extracted tooth with a dental bridge, a partial denture, or a dental implant. As such, in addition to determining the price of the tooth extraction itself, you will need to consider the factors that can affect the overall cost of your chosen tooth replacement method.
The road to becoming a dentist involves many years of study. After earning a bachelor’s degree, the individual must enroll in dental school. Upon graduating from dental school (which takes about four years), they will receive a Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) or a Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS).
However, even after earning the requisite degrees, dentists who wish to remain licensed must commit to a lifetime of learning in the form of regularly completing a certain number of continuing education hours.
Our Northampton dental office is conveniently located at 243 King Street Suite 112. We’re close to Lia Toyota of Northampton, Walgreens, and Sakura Asian Seafood Buffet. If you have trouble finding us, simply give us a call – we’d be happy to provide you with instructions from where you are. Otherwise, we look forward to providing you the top-tier preventive, restorative, or cosmetic dentistry you deserve!