The Dentist at Framingham

116 Cochituate Rd, Framingham, MA 01701
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Monday8:00am - 5:00pm
Tuesday8:00am - 7:00pm
Wednesday8:00am - 5:00pm
Thursday8:00am - 5:00pm
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The Dentist at Framingham - General dentist in Framingham, MA

Dr. Camille is an outgoing and compassionate dentist who previously worked for two family dental practices inSaginaw, Michiganbefore joining The Dentist at Framingham in November of 2017. She is a provider of Invisalign and was recognized during her education for work in occlusal equilibration and TMJ function. She especially enjoys providing cosmetic work for patients.

The Dentist at Framingham - General dentist in Framingham, MAThe Dentist at Framingham - General dentist in Framingham, MA

Dr. Minna Kim is a passionate and well-rounded dentist with over 22 years of experience in the dental field. Dr. Kim graduated from Cornell University with a BS in Biology and Society. After teaching high school for three years in New Jersey, Dr. Kim attended Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, where she was honored as a High Clinical Recipient and received the American Association of Women Dentists Colgate-Palmolive Research Award. After completing a residency in Rochester, NY, Dr. Kim has been practicing in the MetroWest Boston area.

Dr. Kims ethos of practice is centered around individual treatment, and ensuring each patients needs and wants are met. Having worked in many different dental specialties, including Invisalign and Oral Surgery, Dr. Kim offers a comprehensive range of treatments and services.

In her personal time, Dr. Kim is just as well-rounded as she is in the practice. She is an accomplished violinist, as well as an avid athlete. Dr. Kim has completed numerous marathons and triathlons, including Ironman Lake Placid 2013. She also enjoys hiking, skiing, and spending time with her husband and three children.

The Dentist at Framingham - General dentist in Framingham, MA

Mari has been in the dental field for 35+ years as a Registered Dental Assistant and is an integralperson of our practice. She is a first generation college graduate and recently completed her Masters of Theological Studies at Chesapeake Bible College and Seminary.Outside of work, she really enjoys helping with immigration documents, attending church, putting together a complex puzzle and also has her own catering business. Mari can be found singing around the office while she works and is an incredible yodeler.She is fluent in Spanish and is extremely helpful in easing communication for our Spanish speaking patients.Mari loves making new friends at the office and would enjoy seeing you visit us at The Dentist at Framingham.

The Dentist at Framingham - General dentist in Framingham, MA

I began working as a Dental Assistant while studying Biology at Assumption college. After graduating, I decided dental hygiene was the career I wanted to pursue. I graduated from Forsyth Dental Hygiene at MCPHS in 2016 and since Ive entered the workforce my goal is to provide each patient with excellent care. My skill set will make your visit to the office a comfortable and enjoyable experience. Establishing good home care and overall oral health is the goal!

If you have missing teeth, you should have them replaced as soon as possible. This keeps your remaining teeth from shifting position and prevents long-term damage to your jawbone. There are several options for replacing teeth, including dentures and bridges. For the most stable, permanent solution, consider dental implants, the only option that permanently ensures your teeths structure.

Dental implants are replacement teeth, consisting of a titanium root which is anchored in your gums, a support post or abutment, and a crown that precisely simulates a natural tooth. Many patients report that dental implants look, feel, and function the closest to natural teeth. Implants preserve your facial contours, giving you a confident smile and restoring eating and speaking ability. The titanium root bonds with your jawbone, forming a rock-solid foundation for artificial teeth. Missing teeth cause your jawbone to weaken, and implants prevent this deterioration thanks to the solid connection between metal and bone.

Many factors determine whether you are a good candidate for dental implants, including your age, health history, and the strength of your jawbone. Before committing to the procedure, we strongly suggest a dental/radiographic examination to assess your oral health. This exam will be performed by either Dr. Camille or an oral and maxillofacial surgeon that we refer you to.

  • Some patients require a preliminary bone graft if their jawbone is not strong enough to support an implant. Bone is transplanted from another part of your body to shore up the jawbone. Several months are often necessary for new bone to grow.
  • Next, the implant is placed within your gums in direct connection with the jawbone. This procedure is performed under local anesthesia. Again, it will take time for the implant and bone to fuse properly.
  • Though dental implant surgery is an involved process, it leaves you with a strong, new set of fully functional teeth. Call today to explore dental implants and find out if theyre a good option. The Dentist at Framingham staff will be more than happy to answer your questions.

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