Dr. Julie Dudevoir practices a wellness-centered approach to dentistry with a strong belief that better oral health will lead to optimal overall wellbeing. By placing a strong emphasis on compassionate comprehensive dental treatment in combination with education, patients experience the best care. Dr. Dudevoir and her dental team embrace this vision by taking the appropriate time to explain treatment, answer questions and give advice on further options.
In July 2016, Dr. Dudevoir earned her prestigious Mastership Award from the Academy of General Dentistry. This award is given to less than 1 percent of all dentists. In order to receive this distinction, Dr. Dudevoir had to complete 1100 continuing education hours in all disciplines of dentistry. For 5 years, Dr. Dudevoir presented every 6 months to her peers and mentors, dental cases that were documented from start to finish for critical review and approval. Through this process, Dr. Dudevoir has made dental restorative reconstruction and TMJ disorders her areas of expertise.
In the community, Dr. Dudevoir and Conway Village Dental participate in the Donated Denture Program to help individuals who are unable to afford dental care, receive dental treatment. They also participate and donate at the Jens Friends event to raise money for cancer victims. Dr. Dudevoir donates to the Gibson Center, the Breast Cancer Society, the Humane Society, the Firefighters fund raiser, and the Liberty House in Manchester for homeless veterans who are in transition.
A regular fluoride treatment plan helps maintain a healthy, white smile. We recommend fluoride treatment for adults AND children at Conway Village Dental. The latest research shows that fluoride is just as important for fighting tooth decay as we age as it is for strengthening and protecting newly developing teeth in kids. Fluoride is most effective when applied topically. The in-office procedure we use is simple, painless, and fast.
Even kids who brush twice a day can still get small cavities. Tiny creases in back teeth can be challenging to clean. These are the perfect traps for food and bacteria and young teeth are more vulnerable to decay. Sealants, along with regular exams and routine cleanings, are an excellent noninvasive, preventive procedure that protects back teeth and keep them healthy while they grow and strengthen. Sealants are not just for kids! They can be an excellent preventative measure for adults who dont have decay or fillings in their molars and can be easily added to your dental care plan.
Young athletes need customized sports mouth guards to protect their teeth. Drugstore, or over the counter mouth guards, are less effective and of lower quality than ones made by your dentist. For a mouth guard to work its best it must be of the proper thickness, size and fit. A quality mouth guard minimizes the risk of broken teeth and injuries to your lips, tongue, face or jaw. Care and replacement are important especially for young kids and teenagers because their mouths are still growing.
