Dentist Salem, OR Oak Park DentalOak Park Dental has been serving Salem/Keizer and the surrounding community since 1987. We provide dental services for the entire family from children to older adults.Oak Park Dental, 3380 Astoria Way NE, Salem, OR 97305; (971) 600-0211; salemsmiles.com; 5/1/2022; Page Phrases: dentist Salem OR; dentist Salem OR;

He is a native of Montana where his grandfather was a practicing dentist who happened to be the first dentist in that state to be licensed using an electric drill in 1925. Dentistry has made a lot of improvements since that time. Dr. O 'Leary is proud to offer the benefits of such advanced dental technology as lasers, digital x-rays, 3D scans, dental implants and 'same day crowns'.

Dr. O 'Leary is a graduate of Creighton University School of Dentistry and is a member of the American Dental Association, Marion and Polk Dental Society and Academy of General Dentistry. He is married with two sons and enjoys various outdoor activities including backpacking, bicycling, x-country skiing and fly fishing. Dr. O 'Leary volunteers with Medical Teams International and Oregon Mission of Mercy. 'My grandfather always believed in listening to his patients and giving them the best possible dental care in as gentle a manner as possible. I try to do the same for my patients today.'

Dr. Carl Stubblefield graduated from Oregon Health and Sciences University in Portland, OR. He owned his own practice for a number of years in Boise, Idaho before moving back to Portland to be closer to family after he and his wife Brenda adopted their first son, Xander. They have recently adopted boy/girl twins, Chase and Charlize.

He is a member of the Academy of General Dentistry and has almost reached Fellowship status which involves obtaining over 500 hours of additional training in all aspects of dentistry. When not enjoying time with his family, Dr. Stubblefield can be found geocaching, learning languages or playing music (guitar and piano). He has just recently three science fiction books that are doing well on Amazon.

Dr. Kelly is a Salem, Oregon native and a graduate of South Salem High School. He received his Bachelors degree from Western Oregon University and graduated from Tufts University School of Dental Medicine in Boston.

Dr. Kelly has a passion for dentistry and knew from an early age that it would be a part of his life. He chose to become a dentist because he knew how much he could change peoples lives. His grandfather was a dentist in Colorado and was a great example to him of what it means to take care of others. In his free time, Dr. Kelly enjoys spending time with his wife and three children. They all enjoy everything outdoors as well as many sports. Dr. Kelly and his family are looking forward to being back in Salem and becoming active members in our community. Dr. Kelly enjoys expanding his dental education in all areas of dentistry as options for treating patients continue to evolve at a rapid pace with science and technology.

Digital X-Rays X-rays are an important part of dental exams. They allow us to see the hidden components of your mouth so that we can accurately diagnose different issues and provide you with the treatment you need. Digital X-rays use electronic technology to capture these necessary images. Your exposure to radiation is reduced up to 95%

Additionally, the images taken with digital X-ray technology appear almost instantly on the computer monitor. There is no more waiting around for traditional X-rays to be developed in a dark room. Specialized computer software allows us to manipulate your X-ray images so that we can examine the smallest details in your mouth.

The camera allows us to see the structures in your mouth on a monitor. We can also take stills with the camera, which enables us to more closely examine different areas of your mouth without you keeping your mouth open for extended periods.

Implant Placement Dental Implants are a modern solution for tooth loss. This treatment uses small titanium posts that are surgically placed into your jawbone. Your bone naturally fuses to the posts in a process called osseointegration. This process stabilizes the posts, turning them into secure replacement roots that provide support for your replacement teeth

Laser TechnologyMany dental procedures have required the use of a scalpel. While effective, a scalpel can cause a significant amount of bleeding, as well as a substantial amount of pain and swelling during recovery. A dental laser allows us to perform many procedures that traditionally require a scalpel. The laser uses a concentrated beam of light to remove tissue. As it does, the laser cauterizes tissue, reducing bleeding. It also provides pinpoint accuracy, enabling us to remove only the necessary tissue while reducing tissue trauma