Parkview Dental hosted their annual patient appreciate and Music in the Park celebration on Monday July 23rd. We want to say "thank you" to all of our loyal patients for their continued trust in us. After eating, many made their way to Library Square where Parkview hosted the Papa Shaw band. A evening of beautiful weather, balloons, and music was had by all. … [Read more...] about Patient Appreciation 2012
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Welcome Dr. Valerie Vadnais
Parkview Dental is proud to announce the addition of associate dentist, Dr. Valerie Vadnais, DMD. Read more about Dr. Vadnais on our website at https://parkviewdentalofhutchinson.com/team-2/dentists/ … [Read more...] about Welcome Dr. Valerie Vadnais
Employee Recognition
Dr. Kuball recognized the following employees for their years of service: Pam Houk 25 years, Jill Auger 20 years, Amy Monson 10 years, Dr. Gretchen Von Rueden 10 years. These staff members were honored during an evening out during the Star of the North Dental Convention. Thanks for all that you do at Parkview Dental! … [Read more...] about Employee Recognition
Star of the North Dental Convention
Every year in April, Parkview Dental attends continue education classes at the Star of the North Dental Convention in St. Paul. This is a time for doctors and staff to learn about current technology and latest dental products. We pride ourselves on giving our patients the most up to date information and care. … [Read more...] about Star of the North Dental Convention
Parkview Perks
Enroll in our program for a low annual fee of $45 per individual or $90 per family(spouse and dependents under to age of 21) to receive significant savings on exams, cleanings, x-rays, fluorides, fillings, crowns, bridges, dentures, partials, root canal therapy, oral surgery, and teeth whitening. To receive savings members who pay in full by cash or check will receive a 15% savings on services rendered that day. Members choosing to pay by credit … [Read more...] about Parkview Perks
Why do I need to get my child’s baby teeth filled?
Why do I need to get my child’s baby teeth filled? Isn’t he or she just going to lose them? If your child develops a cavity in a baby tooth the decay will slowly (and sometimes rapidly) get bigger and deeper. Tooth decay can cause a toothache or even an abscessed tooth if the tooth is not restored. If the tooth is really close to falling out, we have the option of just leaving it alone. If it looks like it may be a while until it would … [Read more...] about Why do I need to get my child’s baby teeth filled?