We bring our patients the best in family dentistry! Our procedures range from routine dental exams to the use of cutting-edge technology and dental implants. We are currently accepting new patients. We offer an online portal and forms to make your experience with our dentist as convenient as possible. The dental offices of Dr. Dana Walters are located in Hilliard, OH, just west of 270 and Cemetery Rd.
Contact us today to schedule an appointment. Led by Dr. Dana Walters, our office is committed to bringing our patients the very best in comprehensive family dentistry. If you are looking for a dentist, this is the place to go! Great customer service, friendly staff and Dr Walters is awesome! They do GREAT dental work. Dr Walters and his staff are wonderful!
From the reception staff to the support hygienists, to Dr Walters himself, everyone makes me feel welcome and completely comfortable every time I come to the office.
Contact us today to schedule an appointment. Led by Dr. Dana Walters, our office is committed to bringing our patients the very best in comprehensive family dentistry. If you are looking for a dentist, this is the place to go! Great customer service, friendly staff and Dr Walters is awesome! They do GREAT dental work. Dr Walters and his staff are wonderful!
From the reception staff to the support hygienists, to Dr Walters himself, everyone makes me feel welcome and completely comfortable every time I come to the office.
Services
You should see your dentist at least twice each year.
These regular "maintenance" checkups are vital to ensuring your teeth and gums are healthy.
You're pregnant (pregnancy can cause several dental issues, including a painful inflammation of the gums).
You have a heart condition (frequent cleanings have been proven to reduce the likelihood of strokes and heart attacks).
You're undergoing cancer treatment (radiation and chemotherapy kill cancer cells as well as normal cells - including those in your mouth).
These regular "maintenance" checkups are vital to ensuring your teeth and gums are healthy.
You're pregnant (pregnancy can cause several dental issues, including a painful inflammation of the gums).
You have a heart condition (frequent cleanings have been proven to reduce the likelihood of strokes and heart attacks).
You're undergoing cancer treatment (radiation and chemotherapy kill cancer cells as well as normal cells - including those in your mouth).
We view your health and safety when visiting our offices as the highest priority.
We diligently work to prevent the spread of infection by undertaking a robust cleaning and sterilization routine.
Before each and every exam, all surfaces including the dental chair, dental light, drawer handles, and countertops are sanitized and disinfected.
You'll notice that many pieces of equipment are covered with protective plastic that is replaced after each patient.
Every member of our staff is trained in infection control protocols and practices.
We diligently work to prevent the spread of infection by undertaking a robust cleaning and sterilization routine.
Before each and every exam, all surfaces including the dental chair, dental light, drawer handles, and countertops are sanitized and disinfected.
You'll notice that many pieces of equipment are covered with protective plastic that is replaced after each patient.
Every member of our staff is trained in infection control protocols and practices.
Teeth cleanings by our friendly and experienced dental hygienists will keep your smile bright and healthy.
The American Dental Association (ADA) recommends that adults undergo professional teeth cleaning at least every six months.
Regular dental cleanings will extend the life of your natural teeth and potentially help you avoid costly restorative dental work.
Most insurance plans cover two cleaning and exam appointments per year.
Finally, our team will screen for oral cancer during your visits because early detection is critical.
The American Dental Association (ADA) recommends that adults undergo professional teeth cleaning at least every six months.
Regular dental cleanings will extend the life of your natural teeth and potentially help you avoid costly restorative dental work.
Most insurance plans cover two cleaning and exam appointments per year.
Finally, our team will screen for oral cancer during your visits because early detection is critical.
Cavities can affect people of all age groups.
In a healthy mouth, the enamel, or hard outer layer of the teeth, protects the softer tissues inside.
Eating or drinking acidic foods can attack the enamel, forming a sticky layer loaded with bacteria, known as plaque, which eats away at the enamel and creates an opening.
This hole and its resulting decay is a cavity.
Old fillings can also leave adults vulnerable to tooth decay because they can wear out, crack, loosen, and leave small openings in the teeth.
In a healthy mouth, the enamel, or hard outer layer of the teeth, protects the softer tissues inside.
Eating or drinking acidic foods can attack the enamel, forming a sticky layer loaded with bacteria, known as plaque, which eats away at the enamel and creates an opening.
This hole and its resulting decay is a cavity.
Old fillings can also leave adults vulnerable to tooth decay because they can wear out, crack, loosen, and leave small openings in the teeth.
If you have a chipped or cracked tooth, you may need a dental crown to repair the damage and prevent serious oral infections or tooth loss.
Porcelain crowns have been used for decades to cover a damaged tooth down to the gum line.
Being fitted for the crowns was once a messy and time-consuming process, requiring at least two visits to the dentist.
Today, Dr. Walters offers a new method of tooth restoration: Single-visit, same-day CEREC crowns.
With this process, cutting-edge CAD/CAM (computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacturing) technology captures and duplicates the intricacies of each tooth.
Porcelain crowns have been used for decades to cover a damaged tooth down to the gum line.
Being fitted for the crowns was once a messy and time-consuming process, requiring at least two visits to the dentist.
Today, Dr. Walters offers a new method of tooth restoration: Single-visit, same-day CEREC crowns.
With this process, cutting-edge CAD/CAM (computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacturing) technology captures and duplicates the intricacies of each tooth.
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