Family Dentistry We offer convenient family block appointments so you can schedule your treatments around school and work hours. Flexible Payments We accept dental insurance, CareCredit financing, and offer an in-office membership plan making treatment more accessible. Se Habla Espanol Si usted solo habla espanol y esta buscando una gran oficina dental para su familia, se puede sentir comodo con nosotros.
Temple Family Dentistry is a private practice that has been servicing the Temple, PA community for several decades. We pride ourselves in making our patients feel at home in our dentists office from the moment they walk in our door. Dr. Dan and his team provide much more than basic dental care. In addition to your bi-annual cleanings we also offer extractions, root canals, dental implants, dentures and more based on your individualized treatment plan.
Completing these procedures in the comfort of your usual dental setting can alleviate stress and anxiety as well as save time by not having to travel to see a specialist.
Temple Family Dentistry is a private practice that has been servicing the Temple, PA community for several decades. We pride ourselves in making our patients feel at home in our dentists office from the moment they walk in our door. Dr. Dan and his team provide much more than basic dental care. In addition to your bi-annual cleanings we also offer extractions, root canals, dental implants, dentures and more based on your individualized treatment plan.
Completing these procedures in the comfort of your usual dental setting can alleviate stress and anxiety as well as save time by not having to travel to see a specialist.
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Dr. Dan DeRosa was raised in upstate New York where he grew up learning the dental field from his father, spending many hours at this father's office during his summer breaks.
Dr. Dan completed his undergraduate degree at Juniata College, where he also met his wife, Chrissy.
They currently reside in Douglassville, PA with their two children, Avery and Sydney, and 2 cats.
Dr. Dan attended Temple University's Kornberg School of Dentistry where he graduated in 2012.
Upon graduation Dr. Dan worked for various corporations and private practice's, but his dream has always been to have his own office.
Dr. Dan completed his undergraduate degree at Juniata College, where he also met his wife, Chrissy.
They currently reside in Douglassville, PA with their two children, Avery and Sydney, and 2 cats.
Dr. Dan attended Temple University's Kornberg School of Dentistry where he graduated in 2012.
Upon graduation Dr. Dan worked for various corporations and private practice's, but his dream has always been to have his own office.
Regular dental visits are very important to maintaining a healthy mouth.
Unfortunately, many dental problems can occur with minimal symptoms and only become symptomatic when the issue is a much bigger problem.
With regular teeth cleaning and check-ups, small problems can be addressed before they turn into much bigger issues.
One of the most important aspects of your regular teeth cleaning and exam is an oral cancer screening.
A common location for oral cancer is the side of the tongue, an area that can often be overlooked.
Unfortunately, many dental problems can occur with minimal symptoms and only become symptomatic when the issue is a much bigger problem.
With regular teeth cleaning and check-ups, small problems can be addressed before they turn into much bigger issues.
One of the most important aspects of your regular teeth cleaning and exam is an oral cancer screening.
A common location for oral cancer is the side of the tongue, an area that can often be overlooked.
When a tooth breaks or has a large filling that is failing often times a tooth crown will be recommended.
A tooth crown is essentially a hat that sits on top of the tooth.
Dental crowns require two visits to complete.
The first visit involves giving the tooth a haircut to make room for the crown.
An impression is then taken that is sent to the lab and you will go home with a temporary crown on the tooth.
The lab is then able to make the crown based on the model created by the impression.
During the second visit the permanent crown is placed and adjusted, if needed.
A tooth crown is essentially a hat that sits on top of the tooth.
Dental crowns require two visits to complete.
The first visit involves giving the tooth a haircut to make room for the crown.
An impression is then taken that is sent to the lab and you will go home with a temporary crown on the tooth.
The lab is then able to make the crown based on the model created by the impression.
During the second visit the permanent crown is placed and adjusted, if needed.
Root canals can be a very intimidating procedure for patients, and it seems everyone has a horror story about a root canal.
While root canals aren't fun, they are not nearly as painful or scary as people believe.
A root canal is needed when a cavity reaches the nerve causing the nerve to get inflamed or the nerve has died leaving infection where the nerve was.
This can lead to a severe toothache and/or swelling.
During a root canal the nerve is accessed through the top of the tooth.
An "umbrella" or rubber dam is placed over the tooth to keep the area isolated and the nerve and infection within the tooth is removed with small instruments called files.
While root canals aren't fun, they are not nearly as painful or scary as people believe.
A root canal is needed when a cavity reaches the nerve causing the nerve to get inflamed or the nerve has died leaving infection where the nerve was.
This can lead to a severe toothache and/or swelling.
During a root canal the nerve is accessed through the top of the tooth.
An "umbrella" or rubber dam is placed over the tooth to keep the area isolated and the nerve and infection within the tooth is removed with small instruments called files.
When multiple teeth are missing, there are many options to replace these teeth and one of those options is dentures.
Full or partial dentures are an easy way to replace missing teeth and regain the confidence to smile again.
It can also be difficult to fully chew food with missing teeth, and dentures can add valuable chewing surface.
Dentures take only a few short visits to complete, with most of the work being done by the lab.
Full dentures are available to those who need to replace all of their teeth, while partial dentures are a better solution for those with a few missing teeth.
Full or partial dentures are an easy way to replace missing teeth and regain the confidence to smile again.
It can also be difficult to fully chew food with missing teeth, and dentures can add valuable chewing surface.
Dentures take only a few short visits to complete, with most of the work being done by the lab.
Full dentures are available to those who need to replace all of their teeth, while partial dentures are a better solution for those with a few missing teeth.
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