was born and raised in Brunswick, Maine. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia. In hopes of one day practicing dentistry in his home state, he returned to Maine where he studied dental medicine and graduated from the inaugural class of the University of New England.

He is an active member of the American Dental Association, Maine Dental Association, Academy of General Dentistry, Spear Education and the Casco Bay Study Club. He appreciates his time providing free dental care through Donated Dental Services for those who need it most. He has been selected as a Scholar of KeyBank, Alva S. Appleby and Delta Dental. He enjoys teaching and educating patients to help them take an active role in their oral health care decisions. Dr. Nadeau emphasizes the importance of providing a comfortable atmosphere for his patients and takes pride in his close attention to detail while delivering care.

Outside the dental office, he enjoys spending time with his wife, Adriana, who is a Physician and fellow Mainer. They can often be found in The County where his family originates or in the Moosehead Lake and Millinocket region where Adriana grew up. In the winter he enjoys snowmobiling and skiing while during the summer he enjoys cycling, golfing, water skiing and fishing. His favorite place to be is upta camp with family and friends.

has worked at Sebasticook Dental Center as a CDA/EFDA since 2007. She received a bachelors degree from the University of Maine Orono into 2006, and her EFDA certification from York County Community College in 2011. Her favorite thing about her job is the numerous people from all over the world that she has had the opportunity to meet and treat. When she isnt at work she loves spending time with her family at their camp on Moosehead Lake, traveling, and planning trips to Disney.

is one of our part-time dental hygienists and has had her license since 1998. She got her degree from University College in Bangor Maine. She has been working with Sebasticook Dental since 2007. She started her journey in dental hygiene because she always found a rewarding to help people. When not doing dental hygiene, she has been helping run her mothers residential facility since 1991. When she is not working she loves spending time with her family and friends, watching her daughters play sports, and she loves to cook.

has worked at Sebasticook Dental Center as a Registered Dental Hygienist since 2016. She attended the University of Maine Augusta for four years where she received her degree. She has been working as a hygienist since 2014 and loves working at a family-oriented practice where she can care for, encourage, and get to know her patients. While not at work her hobbies are hunting and fishing. At home she lives with her husband and three kids, two dogs, chickens, ducks, pigs, rabbits, and goats. She enjoys being outside with her family and believes you should learn something new every day!

Dental radiographs (X-rays) allow us to visualize the health of your bone and the interior portions of your teeth. We use digital radiographs which significantly minimizes the amount of radiation exposure and increases the diagnostic quality of the images. We also use intraoral cameras to identify areas of concern which we are able to show our patients so they may ask questions about these areas.

Dental Sealants help prevent tooth decay by coating the deep grooves on chewing surfaces of permanent premolars and molars. A thin protective coating is painted into the deep grooves of teeth. This helps keep bacteria and food from entering these areas to help prevent the onset of dental caries (decay).

A comprehensive dental exam is a complete and thorough patient examination which evaluates all aspects of your health as we know that there is a strong correlation with the overall health of your body. Taking a comprehensive approach helps us determine and provide the most predictable and long lasting dental care. Doing so can result in the prevention and early detection of oral and other diseases. It involves listening to the needs of our patients and gathering the appropriate information. A comprehensive exam typically involves the following:

Dental Cleanings involve removing plaque from teeth to prevent tooth decay (cavities), gingivitis (gum disease) and periodontal disease (bone loss). Routine cleanings are performed every three to six months. Scaling and Root Planing (SRP) differs from routine cleanings in that it is performed to remove the plaque, bacteria and calculus that exists deep below the gumline in a patient that has been diagnosed with periodontitis. SRPs are performed to prevent the bone loss that is caused by periodontitis.

Topical fluoride varnish is painted onto the teeth at the end of a dental cleaning to help restore the strength and health of your teeth. When oral bacteria eat sugars and carbohydrates they produce acids that cause the enamel of your teeth to demineralize and break down. Fluoride, a natural occurring mineral, is used to help prevent this breakdown by remineralizing (rebuilding) the weakened enamel and by preventing the growth of harmful oral bacteria.

Silver Diamine Fluoride (SDF) is a clear liquid that gets brushed into small areas of decay to stop that decay from developing further. SDF does not require any anesthesia (commonly known as Novocaine), drilling or filling. This makes it a great temporary solution for small areas of decay on primary (baby) teeth. We recommend re-applying the affected areas with SDF every six months for it to be effective.