Today Dr. Mulligan made the decision to return to pre-Covid policies regarding masking in our office. This is a natural follow-up to the change made slightly more than a month ago when we stopped requiring patients to wear masks into the building. Generally, this means that our staff will be greeting patients without masks again […]
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The patient who received this crown lost part of tooth #20, which is in the lower left quadrant of your mouth, and it needed a crown. Our dental lab is able to create some cool artwork on the crowns they manufacture for us (thanks, Natural Reflections!). The patient already had two other tattooed crowns placed
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If you see a new face at your next dental office visit, it will probably be Dr. Madeline Stead shadowing Dr. Mulligan. She as been doing this on Tuesdays to get to know the patients, our patient and office environment, where to find all the little pieces and parts that are dentistry, and our practice
Dr. Megan Mulligan and the staff at Grand Avenue Dental are happy to welcome Dr. Madeline Stead, who will be joining our staff in May. Dr. Stead completed her undergraduate studies and earned her Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from the University of Iowa in 2019. She then went on to work at a community
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After thirty-eight years, Dr. Amble informed us that he is retiring and will not be returning to the office after his fall on the ice this winter. We are sending his retirement letter, as well as Dr. Mulligan’s letter of response to his retirement, out to patients this week. Specifically, the letters will go to
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Because Dr. Amble’s return date is, as yet, still unknow, Dr. Mulligan has invited Dr. Miller to be an interim associate at the office to help us continue to keep hygiene appointments open M-F. Dr. Miller will be covering Monday hygiene exams and any vacation days that Dr. Mulligan had planned. He will also be
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As we move into this next phase of the Covid-19 pandemic where the majority of our patients (and the general population) are fully vaccinated, Dr. Mulligan and Dr. Amble have made some changes to the procedures we have in place for Covid-19. The changes were made with much thought, discussion among ourselves, and review of
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Grand Avenue Dental is happy to announce that everyone in our office chose to be vaccinated against Covid-19 and that all of us have received our second dose of the vaccine. Of course we did this to better protect ourselves against the covid-19 virus, but we also did it to provide the safest environment in
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Are you still nervous about Covid-19? If you are, that’s good, it’s pretty clear we should all be acting with some caution. However, you don’t have to be nervous about going to the dentist. Dr. Amble and his staff have always been knowledgeable and diligent when it comes to infection control. When the Covid-19 pandemic
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The Covid-19 pandemic brought many changes to life around the world, not to mention the dental office. The virus is here to stay and so far there’s no vaccine; however, necessity is the mother of invention. Three of the things we know are: 1. Healthy teeth, gums, and mouths are necessary to lead your best
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