What Is Dental Erosion?
December 2, 2022
Dental erosion is the chemical breakdown of the minerals of the teeth. This is a natural process and can happen throughout a person’s lifetime with
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We want our patients to know that receiving dental care can be both easy and comfortable. We take pride in providing a warm and relaxing atmosphere to ensure that your care will be provided in a “no-pressure” environment. We will always be sure to thoroughly explain your options, risks, and benefits of treatment.
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We work hard to build trust and lasting relationships with our patients. As a patient-centered practice, we consider our patient’s best interests first when making treatment recommendations. From start to finish, your visit to our practice will always be streamlined in the most efficient manner possible.
Don’t think you could find a friendlier staff than Altoona Smiles! If you are generally afraid of seeing a dentist, give Altoona Smiles a try! They really go out of the way to make you feel comfortable. Thanks Dr. Jenni and Emily!
– Tom C.
Dr. Nicole and Sabrina are so personable, and I feel a lot more invested in and educated about my dental health. I moved away from Altoona, but it’s worth the drive to keep coming back.
– Courtney B.
Everyone I encountered was friendly, caring and professional. Dr. Eric and Tiffany were great and my treatment outcome is fabulous. I’m a very satisfied patient.
– Jan O.
Dr. Daniel and all the staff helped in calming my anxiety and making me feel extremely comfortable. Altoona Smiles and Dr. Daniel will be our forever dentists because they truly care about you!
-Melanie V.
We are dedicated to serving the Altoona community by providing caring, affordable, personalized dental services. Our team is committed to creating a warm, pleasant atmosphere in which you will feel like you are among friends.
We accept most insurance plans. We also accept payment from most PPO and indemnity plans. Please call us to make an appointment and we will answer any questions you may have.
We accept all major credit cards, ATM cards, cash, and personal checks. For your convenience, we have arranged a payment plan through a third party, which helps you receive your treatment in a timely manner.
By far the most professional and caring staff I’ve ever had the pleasure of meeting. They make going to the dentist actually enjoyable. If you want the best I’d suggest Altoona Smiles 😃
Experience starts right when you walk in the door. Greeted with welcomes and happy faces! Every staff member is exceptional at making you feel comfortable and are friendly!
Dr. Nicole and Emily are simply amazing! They do whatever it takes to make you feel comfortable. They go that extra mile to ensure you have the best care!
From someone who rarely went to the dentist to now going every 6 months, I definitely recommend Altoona Smiles!! My hygienist, Emily makes going to the dentist so easy!
Darcy was so professional and explained things to me the entire time. Just so refreshing to come to Dentist’s office and feel like part of their family. Thank you so much!!!
Very pleased with Altoona Smiles. Going to the dentist is not high on my list of things I enjoy. The staff is very friendly and professional. Sabrina especially is great at putting you at ease.
My experience at Altoona Smiles was very positive. Dr. Eric & Kaylor were thorough & pleasant. I have a great fear of dentists & they made me feel relaxed & comfortable.
I was very afraid to go to the dentist but everyone made me feel welcome and happy. I had some pretty major dental work done and Dr. Jenni and the assistant kept me calm.
Dental erosion is the chemical breakdown of the minerals of the teeth. This is a natural process and can happen throughout a person’s lifetime with
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