Our office is open to see patients. We are taking care of patients with urgent needs first, as well as those seeking preventative care. In order to protect our patients and our team, we have incorporated the new guidelines from: El Dorado Public Health, California Department of Public Health, Cal OSHA, OSHA, CDC, ADA, and CDA. We have also added procedures and equipment not required but approved to keep us all safer.
We will be continuing to add equipment and procedures as research validates the use and as they become available. Dr. Ted Roslund, a Placerville dentist, has knowledge of both traditional and alternative dental therapies. He grew up as a son and grandson of machinists, which exposed him to hands-on work at a young age. Combined with his interest in biology, he found his passion in the field of dentistry.
In 1981, he began his dental career in the Bay Area. With the guidance of a Pedodontist, Dr. Roslund developed skills working with children, including some with disabilities.
We will be continuing to add equipment and procedures as research validates the use and as they become available. Dr. Ted Roslund, a Placerville dentist, has knowledge of both traditional and alternative dental therapies. He grew up as a son and grandson of machinists, which exposed him to hands-on work at a young age. Combined with his interest in biology, he found his passion in the field of dentistry.
In 1981, he began his dental career in the Bay Area. With the guidance of a Pedodontist, Dr. Roslund developed skills working with children, including some with disabilities.
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Elizabeth is a Registered Dental Assistant with Extended functions, and has been with our practice since 1995.
She earned her Dental Assisting degree while living in Virginia.
She later moved to San Diego where she received her Registered Dental Assisting license in 1993.
While living in San Diego, Elizabeth had the opportunity to work in both clinics and private practices.
There she was exposed to the different perspectives and philosophies on dentistry.
She just completed a year long school in 2018 to obtain her license in Extended functions.
She earned her Dental Assisting degree while living in Virginia.
She later moved to San Diego where she received her Registered Dental Assisting license in 1993.
While living in San Diego, Elizabeth had the opportunity to work in both clinics and private practices.
There she was exposed to the different perspectives and philosophies on dentistry.
She just completed a year long school in 2018 to obtain her license in Extended functions.
Cindy was born in Texas, she lived in various places until she started high school in El Sobrante, California.
She then attended and finished one of the first accredited Registered Dental Assisting programs in state at Contra Costa College.
Cindy has been in dentistry since 1976 during which time she has seen lots of changes in the field.
Going from hand writing in paper charts to data entry, changes in the way dentistry is performed, and lots of great improvements in the materials used.
Cindy enjoys helping patients in our practice find ways to maximize they're insurance benefits and fulfill their dental needs.
She then attended and finished one of the first accredited Registered Dental Assisting programs in state at Contra Costa College.
Cindy has been in dentistry since 1976 during which time she has seen lots of changes in the field.
Going from hand writing in paper charts to data entry, changes in the way dentistry is performed, and lots of great improvements in the materials used.
Cindy enjoys helping patients in our practice find ways to maximize they're insurance benefits and fulfill their dental needs.
Mary is one of the Registered Dental Assistants at our office.
She began her career as a Dental Assistant at a General Dentistry practice in Turlock, California.
After receiving her Registered Dental Assisting license two years later, she relocated to the Sacramento area.
For the next 10 years, she worked in an office that specialized in Orthodontics and also performed General Dentistry.
In addition, their practice brought in several recent Dental School graduates, whom she also worked with to get their start.
She began her career as a Dental Assistant at a General Dentistry practice in Turlock, California.
After receiving her Registered Dental Assisting license two years later, she relocated to the Sacramento area.
For the next 10 years, she worked in an office that specialized in Orthodontics and also performed General Dentistry.
In addition, their practice brought in several recent Dental School graduates, whom she also worked with to get their start.
General dentistry provides for patients of all ages.
General dentistry treats your entire family and care for your overall oral health.
This is crucial to your total health.
Your general dentist takes responsibility for the diagnosis, treatment and overall coordination of services to meet your oral health needs.
If you need a specialized dental procedure performed, your general dentist may work with other dentists to make sure you get the care you need.
General dentistry treats your entire family and care for your overall oral health.
This is crucial to your total health.
Your general dentist takes responsibility for the diagnosis, treatment and overall coordination of services to meet your oral health needs.
If you need a specialized dental procedure performed, your general dentist may work with other dentists to make sure you get the care you need.
Composite resin is a filling material designed for aesthetic dental restorations.
Composite resin consists of glass or quartz filler added to a resin medium, which produces a tooth-colored filling.
The invention of composite resin offers a substitute to the amalgam dental fillings we've grown so accustomed to.
This plastic and glass mixture contains no metal and can be shaped to resemble a real tooth.
Onlookers usually can't tell that a tooth has even been filled!
For years, amalgam was the only option for filling teeth.
Composite resin consists of glass or quartz filler added to a resin medium, which produces a tooth-colored filling.
The invention of composite resin offers a substitute to the amalgam dental fillings we've grown so accustomed to.
This plastic and glass mixture contains no metal and can be shaped to resemble a real tooth.
Onlookers usually can't tell that a tooth has even been filled!
For years, amalgam was the only option for filling teeth.
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