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Please read, sign, and submit our COVID-19 wellness/disclosure here:

Wellness/Disclosure Form

Dear Patients,

We hope this letter finds you and your family in good health. While many things have changed during the events of the past several months, one thing has remained the same: our office’s commitment to your health and safety.

Infection control has always been a top priority in our practice. We follow recommendations and guidelines made by the American Dental Association (ADA), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). This allows us to make sure that our infection control procedures are up-to-date and enables us to provide the safest environment for our patients and our team.

During this time, we have implemented additional safety precautions to help protect our patients and staff.

Prior to your appointment, you will be asked to complete our COVID-19 wellness/disclosure form. This questionnaire must be completed before or when you arrive for your appointment. We will postpone treatment for any patient who has experienced or been in contact with someone who has experienced the following symptoms within 14 days of the scheduled appointment date: fever, cough, loss of taste and/or smell, flu-like symptoms, difficulty breathing or shortness of breath, and fatigue.

Please be aware of the following protocols on the day of your appointment:

Upon arrival at our office, call us before entering the office to let us know you have arrived. We will call or text you once the office is ready for you to enter.
Every person entering the office is expected to wear a face covering.
Every person entering the office will have their temperature checked with a contactless thermometer.
We are practicing proper social distancing when it comes to scheduling appointments and treating patients in our office. For this reason, we ask that patients enter the office unaccompanied, if possible. For those patients who need a guardian to accompany them, we ask that this be limited to a single family member.

Although you might not notice these changes, we have made the several additions to our equipment in the office, including the use of:

EOS Extraoral Suction Systems in every operatory during all patient treatment to reduce the amount of airborne particles
GermGuardian Air Purifying Towers with HEPA Filters and UV-C in every operatory

Thank you for being part of our family dental practice,

Calcagno Cosmetic and Family Dentistry

Month: November 2010

WHITENING YOUR TEETH

Posted November 21, 2010 by Dr. Abudayyeh

One of the safest and easiest ways to change your smile is to whiten them ! I had very dark yellow teeth growing up and it always bothered me, particularly since I became a dentist. I became very intrigued with lightening products and processes and continue this interest today. I lightened my teeth over 17… Read more »

INVISALIGN BRACES, THE ALTERNATIVE TO METAL BRACES

Posted November 14, 2010 by Dr. Abudayyeh

A young female patient of mine told me that she hated the space between her two front teeth and her crowded lower front teeth. After discussing options, she elected to proceed with Invisalign, the clear alternative to braces. She wore clear “aligners” for 12 weeks on her top teeth and for 16 weeks on… Read more »

New veneer techniques

Posted November 8, 2010 by Dr. Abudayyeh

This week I will be giving a gentleman a new smile with veneers that do not require any alteration of his teeth. These veneers are called “Durathins” which are similar to “Lumineer” veneers. These veneers are as thin as contact lenses. I will be able to change the color, length, and shape of his teeth…. Read more »

Cerec Restorations

Posted November 2, 2010 by Dr. Abudayyeh

Cerec stands for Ceramic Restoration . Dr. Calcagno is one of two dentists in Rochester that is able to provide Cerec restorations, a porcelain alternate to conventional crowns that is made in one visit. This alternative allows the conservative restoration of a tooth that requires more than a filling to restore it to proper shape… Read more »

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Posted November 2, 2010 by Dr. Abudayyeh

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Posted November 2, 2010 by Dr. Abudayyeh

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