LanCo Family Dental

2798 Lititz Pike, Lancaster, PA 17601
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Monday7:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday7:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday7:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday7:30am - 4:30pm
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Dr. Register takes great pride in offering his patients the highest level of clinical care. He has advanced training in dental implants, wisdom teeth removal and Invisalign. He condisers himself a lifelong student and enrolls in cutting edge dentistry courses at every given opportunity.

Dr. Liam Register is a native of central Pennsylvania, born and raised in Lock Haven where he completed his bachelors degree at Lock Haven University. He then moved to Philadelphia where he earned his Doctorate of Dental Medicine at Temple University. There he met his wonderful wife, Cait, who is also a practicing dentist in the Lancaster area. Upon his graduation, Dr. Register returned home for several years to practice dentistry alongside his lifelong mentor. He has moved permanently to Lancaster (Manheim township) to join Cait and their chocolate labradoodle, Franklin. He has been practicing in Ephrata for the past 2 years.

Dr. Register takes great pride in offering his patients the highest level of clinical care. He has advanced training in dental implants, wisdom teeth removal and Invisalign. He considers himself a lifelong student and enrolls in cutting edge dentistry courses at every given opportunity.

Dr. Register also values being a part of a community and when offered the opportunity he enjoys the chance to give back. He has volunteered locally at the Water Street Mission and has also traveled to Jamaica and Haiti to provide free dental care in poverty stricken communities.

Dental X-rays are a vital part of a dental examination There are two main types of dental X-rays: those taken with the X-ray film inside the mouth (intraoral) and those taken with the X-ray film outside the mouth (extraoral). Intraoral X-rays are the ones most commonly used. They provide detailed evidence of the growth of developing teeth, the health of tooth roots and surrounding bone, including the jaw. They also help the dentist zero in on any cavities. Extraoral X-rays, while they also show the teeth, primarily focus on the jaw and skull. They are therefore more helpful in diagnosing malocclusions, impacted teeth, and possible temporomandibular joint disorders (TMD).

Bite-wing X-rays, named for the fact that the patient bites down on the film, provide details of both the upper and lower teeth in one section of the mouth. Since each one visualizes an entire tooth, bite-wings are used to evaluate changes in bone density that may result from gum disease and to detect decay. These X-rays are also valuable when the dentist wants to fit a crown or check on the integrity of fillings.

Occlusal X-rays are larger than most other X-rays, and are most often used to track tooth development and location in children. Because these X-rays show the entire arch of the upper or lower teeth in the jaw, they help the dentist to evaluate possible bite problems.

These X-rays take images of the whole mouth at once, showing all the upper and lower teeth at one time. Panoramic X-rays show positions of developing, fully erupted, or impacted teeth and are also helpful in diagnosing tumors.

Tomograms are designed to highlight a particular layer of the mouth that might otherwise be obscured by adjacent layers. These X-rays focus on the desired image and intentionally blur those that are in the way of the targeted structure.

Cephalometric projections provide an image of the entire side of the head, presenting views of the teeth in relation to the jaw. These X-rays are useful to orthodontists as they develop treatment plans to correct malocclusion.

Sialography enables the dentist to visualize the salivary glands. In order for the procedure to take place, the patient is injected with a dye that allows the salivary glands to be seen on X-ray. This type of X-ray is used to detect blockages of the salivary glands or to investigate conditions such as Sjgrens syndrome.

Also known as CT scanning, computed tomography shows images of internal structures in three dimensions. This variety of X-ray, sometimes used to evaluate problems of the bones of the face, including fractures or tumors, is also employed to evaluate precise locations for dental implants and complex tooth extractions.

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DAVID PHUNG
a year ago
As a new patient, I am impressed with the cleanliness of the facility and the interaction with Dr. Register and his staffs.


Steve B
a year ago
Well organized. Timely. I highly recommend. Dentist is knowledgeable and friendly.


Craig Williams
a year ago
Very pleased. The LanCo staff is friendly and professional. The equipment is top notch. I am very pleased with the care I am receiving


Britt
a year ago
I had a really great experience here today which means a lot as someone w severe dental anxiety. The staff was so kind and the dr was great. I've never felt more at ease at a dentist, so glad I found this place.


Patty Pasquino
a year ago
Service provided was thorough and friendly!


Madison South
a year ago
Great experience! Got me in quickly and did an excellent job!


Aida Diaz
a year ago
The staff is friendly and very helpful. The dentist identified problem and offered a prompt solution.


KrisRach Bucher
a year ago
Professional, kind, & compassionate staff.


Michelle Z
a year ago
Second time patient at LanCo Family Dental, I've had an absolutely great experience both times! I was greeted by Melissa, she is so sweet and has made me feel very welcomed and comfortable in this new office! I have met two of their hygienists, Alexia and Jess, both are very friendly and professional, and it was so nice talking to them! After my first appointment I was automatically set for another appointment for a cavity filling only a week later! Quick, efficient, and done! Dr. Register took the time to get to know me at my first visit and he did an amazing job on my teeth. Made sure I wasn't in any pain and was completely comfortable! Overall, LanCo Family Dental is a family oriented office and I would highly recommend to anyone looking for a new dentist!


Lee Toth
a year ago
Excellent service provided First time at the practice of Dr Liam Register. Staff very personable!


Jay Howard
a year ago
Alexa and Dr. Register were amazing and very thorough. Definitely a great dental experience.


Sam Zeager
a year ago
Excellent service. Called back and made appointment within 24 hours. Customer service superb. Dental work exceptional. Could not ask for better.


Matthew Pike
a year ago
Great family practice. Always a great and friendly experience


Judy Dimmerling
a year ago
Very good experience. Dr. Register is good about explaining everything he is doing. Great staff!


Barbara Render
a year ago
I had a great experience with the entire team! Clean office, kind staff and very good dental experience. Crown, fillings and cleaning. Very satisfied.


Richard Heisey
a year ago
Very professional staff, state of art equipment, very clean environment. Staff was very friendly and engaging. Dental tech and Dr were very friendly, explained procedures, and did a great job.


zach ichter
a year ago
Incredible doctor and staff!! Super friendly. Very efficient. Will definitely be going back!


Michele Payne
a year ago
It was a great experience! Everything that was being done was explained.


Mike Gaudino
a year ago
Dr. Register attends to his patients with the utmost of professional protocol and explains a dental procedure like no other. His staff is well trained and just as interested in your well being. Very highly recommended. Give him a try!


Richard Wirth
a year ago
this was a new practice for me, and they got me in quickly when I had an emergency situation. Presented my options clearly and was able to schedule a follow-up appt quickly.


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