Welcome to Oxford Family Dentistry! Dr. Stefan Speck, provides high-quality dental solutions in his Oxford, PA dentist office. With his professional dental team, Dr. Speck makes it his goal to help restore the form and function of patients smiles. Whether patients require routine dental care or a complex restoration, Dr. Speck and his team can create a customized treatment plan. If you are new to Oxford Family Dentistry, please let our dental or office staff know if you have any questions or concerns.

At Oxford Family Dentistry, our philosophy is to collaborate with our patients for a lifetime of dental care. We educate and communicate with you on all possible options in order to arrive at the treatment path that will best suit your needs. Regardless of the current condition of your smile, you can begin your dental journey today on the path to better oral health and wellness.

Dr. Stefan Speck has been with Oxford Family Dentistry since 2001. During this time, he has built a reputation among his patients and peers for providing the highest quality of preventive, restorative, and cosmetic dentistry. His philosophy of developing an open communication is the key to making his patients feel informed and at ease. Dr. Speck has surrounded himself with a highly skilled dental support team, ensuring his patients receive the highest quality dental care.

After receiving his degree for Doctor of Dental Medicine (D.M.D.) at the University of Pennsylvania School of Dentistry, he remained there as an instructor and practiced dentistry in Philadelphia prior to settling in Southern Chester County. He is a member of the American Academy of Dentistry, American Dental Association, and the Pennsylvania Academy of General Dentistry. Dr. Speck constantly increases his dental knowledge by attending seminars and special training sessions on a regular basis.

Dr. Speck is a devoted husband and father and enjoys spending time with his family. He lives a healthy and active lifestyle and is a true sports enthusiast. His hobbies include recreational mountain biking, skiing and running.

Danielle has been with Oxford Family Dentistry for 6 years. During this time, she has successfully worked her way up from Dental Assistant to the role of Office Manager. She started her career in the dental field in 1997. She brings extensive dental experience to her role, having successfully worked in multiple dental positions. Her favorite part of the job is interacting with the patients and her coworkers.

Danielle loves spending time with her large fun-loving family. She also enjoys hobbies such as dancing, gardening and soaking up the sun on the beach. When you meet Danielle, you can be sure you will receive a warm greeting and a genuine smile.

When she is not at work, she likes spending time with family. She also enjoys being outdoors. Her hobbies include kayaking, Geocaching and aquarists. Kailee has an infectious smile and positive attitude which she is happy to share with both staff and patients every day.

Catherine is a recent addition to the Oxford Family Dentistry team, but comes with a great deal of dental experience. She has a total of 35 years in the dental field. She started her career with 24 years as a dental assistant, following that with 11 years as a front desk Insurance Coordinator. Catherine will tell you, the reason she likes working at Oxford Family Dentistry is because the staff is kind and courteous and we all work as a team.

Christa joined the Oxford Family Dentistry practice in 2016. Graduating with honors, she received her Associates degree in dental hygiene from HA Community College in 2011. Christa will tell you that working with her patients is the best part of her job. She is genuinely interested in the well-being of her patients and will ensure they have a clear and educated understanding of the importance of any dental procedure. She thrives and enjoys educating her patients on the benefits of good oral hygiene. You can frequently hear Christa laughing when she has a patient thats sassy like her. She also enjoys working with her amazing coworkers.

Debbie has been a dental hygienist since 1988 and has been caring for patients at Oxford Family Dentistry since 1997. She studied Dental Hygiene as well as Computer Systems Technology at Luzerne County Community College. She also attended Bloomsburg University pursuing a higher education. Debbie enjoys working with each of her patients to educate them on how to improve and maintain optimum oral health. You will find that she is compassionate, able to put her patients at ease and ensures a positive dental experience.

Tammy is a recent addition to Oxford Family Dentistry. She has been in the dental field since 2008, bringing with her 10+ years of experience. She has been a part of the healthcare industry since she graduated from high school. Tammy worked as a dental assistant for a corporate dental practice for 10 years. In 2020, she earned an Associate degree in Healthcare Management from the Ultimate Medical Academy while working full time and raising two children. She enjoys working and assisting patients making sure they have a positive dental experience.

Terri is one of the Dental Assistants in our practice and has been at Oxford Family Dentistry for 3 years. and brought with her an extensive background as a Dental Assistant. She is a 1992 graduate of the National School of Health Technology and therefore brings 20+ years of experience to her role. Terri enjoys spending time assisting our patients ensuring they have a positive and happy experience. Her favorite thing about working at Oxford Family Dentistry is the great staff.

Do you have crooked or misaligned teeth? Are you looking for a more comfortable way to straighten your smile? Try cosmetic dental treatment with Invisalign at Oxford Family Dentistry in Oxford, PA. Dr. Stefan Speck and his professional dental team work with their patients to determine if they are the best candidates for Invisalign treatment. Invisalign clear aligners may be used for patients with an overbite, underbite, crossbite, gaps between teeth, and crooked teeth. This orthodontic treatment is recommended for teens and adults.

Although traditional metal braces are a good option for patients with more severe orthodontic problems, they often do not come with the same benefits as Invisalign. Invisalign aligners are removable, so patients can eat, drink, brush, and floss easily. Braces come with dietary restrictions. It can also be difficult to clean teeth underneath braces brackets and wires. Invisalign aligners are clear, so they offer a more discreet treatment option that can blend in with the natural smile.

To begin treatment, Dr. Speck takes x-rays to see where your teeth come together. He will recommend orthodontic treatment depending on the severity of your bite. Patients who have mild to moderate orthodontic issues are the best candidates for Invisalign. Dr. Speck will then take digital scans of the teeth, which are sent to a dental lab. Lab technicians use these scans to fabricate your Invisalign aligners.

Each set of Invisalign aligners is slightly different and shifts the teeth into a straighter position over time. Once the aligners are completed and sent to Dr. Speck, he will make sure that the first set fits properly. Dr. Speck will also give you instructions on how to use and care for your aligners.

Every patient has different orthodontic needs, which impacts their treatment time. Typically, Invisalign treatment can take patients 12 to 18 months. For the best results, Invisalign aligners should be worn for 20 to 22 hours a day. They may be removed for eating as well as brushing and flossing.

No, you may feel some soreness as you adjust to each new aligner set, but this will fade over time. Invisalign aligners are more comfortable than metal braces because they do not irritate the gums. You will only feel that initial soreness with new aligner sets.

Taking care of your aligners can help you get a straighter and more uniform smile in a shorter amount of time. When you remove your Invisalign aligners to eat or clean your teeth, make sure you are also cleaning your aligners. Do not eat or drink anything other than water as this can stain the aligners. Finally, you should keep your aligners in their case when they are not in use.