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Young At Heart Dentistry
Dr. Thiery and the Young at Heart Team provide SUPERIOR patient care and excellent dental care! With over 17 years of dental experience and a love for patients of all ages, why not choose us? We want to know about you and your family! We want you to feel at home while visiting with us. Your overall oral health is our #1 priority, and we want you to leave our office after having an enjoyable dental experience!

Our team is great at relieving dental anxiety; we go above and beyond to make sure you understand any treatments before they are provided. We are there for you after your treatment to ensure you are happy with your results. Get ready to say you enjoy going to your dental appointments!
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Dr. Thiery was born in Willmar, MN, where he graduated from high school.
He received his undergraduate degree in Biology from Luther College in Decorah, IA.
Following his graduation from the University Of Minnesota School Of Dentistry, he married his wife, Jenny, and moved to Alexandria's lakes area.
Dr. Rick has been practicing dentistry since 1998.
In 2011, Dr. Rick ventured out on his own and started Young at Heart Dentistry, where he and his great team enjoy working together.
Dr. Rick enjoys the long-term relationships he has built with his patients and looks forward to growing new ones every day.
Hear what our patients have to say about our pediatric and family services, how we relieve dental anxiety, or how our service makes them feel at home.
Just wanted to say our family has been very satisfied with our services with Dr. Thiery and staff.
When you go in for your appointment we are not treated as just another patient-the staff is very caring and personable.
When going in we know we are in good hands to have all our dental needs taken care of.
We have been more than grateful for what Dr. Thiery has done for us.
I often get calls from concerned parents who notice their child's lower permanent incisors are coming in behind the baby teeth, and what we should do about it?
I will begin by saying these lower incisors are normally a child's first experience with losing teeth, getting new permanent teeth and a first visit from the tooth fairy usually around age 6.
This has come up three times in the last 3 months, one of them conveniently at our house with our 6 yr.
To summarize, in about 3 months a child can go from first tooth loss with permanents coming in significantly behind them to having everything looking nearly normal!
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