Jenn is a Registered Dental Hygienist and has been with the practice for past ten years. She graduated from Middlesex Community College in 2008. She is great with patients and does an excellent job while keeping your comfort in mind. Many patients have complemented Jenn that it was the best cleaning they have ever had. She is also excellent with kids and knows how to make them feel very comfortable. She has a motto of treating patients like she would like to be treated herself. Jenn is CPR/BLS certified.

Lily has been a dental hygienist since 2010. She graduated Cum Laude from Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences in 2010 with her Bachelors Degree in Dental Hygiene. Lily believes in the highest quality preventative dental care for her patients and individualizes patients needs to their concerns. She believes in educating her patients regarding oral health and effects it can have on their overall health. In her time off, Lily enjoys spending time with her family, travelling and learning new things.

Tawnya is a Registered Dental Hygienist. She graduated from Middlesex Community College in 2011. Tawnya is also a big believer in preventive care and will make sure your visit is as comfortable as possible. In her spare time, Tawnya loves spending time with her kids or anything to do with the outdoors.

Adriana is a licensed Dental Assistant. She has been assisting for 4 years now and graduated from Everest Institute in 2013. She loves working with people and instructing patients on proper home care and oral hygiene after procedures. She is also great with kids and knows how to make the patients feel comfortable. On her free time Adriana enjoys spending time with family and friends. Adriana is also CPR/first-aid and radiology certified.

We know you have many choices in Woburn and the surrounding towns and we dont take our patients for granted. We believe in providing exceptional care for you and your family and ensure that the service we provide is optimal in function, oral hygiene and aesthetics.

Digital X-Rays have numerous benefits for our patients. Most importantly, they result in less radiation exposure to you, are safer and provide instant results - which means less time in the chair! It's almost impossible to imagine the practice of dentistry without x-ray technology. Radiographs (x-ray pictures) allow dentists to diagnose and treat problems not yet visible to the naked eye, including early tooth decay, gum disease, abscesses and abnormal growths.

Digital x-ray technology uses a small electronic sensor placed in the mouth to capture an image, which can be called up instantly on a computer screen. When digital x-rays first became available about 20 years ago, they immediately offered a host of advantages over traditional x-ray films, which require chemical processing. Most importantly, they cut the amount of radiation exposure to the patient by as much as 90%.

Soft-tissue diode lasers have revolutionized chairside treatment, allowing dental professionals to deliver procedures with greater accuracy and dramatically improved healing times. Lasers achieve consistently superior results and help provide the highest standard of care for patients . Dr Saroha and Dr Chang use the NV Microlaser. The first of its kind, it is one of the smallest,lightest cordless lasers on the market.

What are dentists currently using lasers for? These devices have been proven to help in the detection and treatment of oral diseases. They can be used for treating gum disease, detecting cancer, and pinpointing tooth decay in its early stages. They can precisely remove tissue, seal painful ulcerations like canker sores, and even treat small cavities. In the future, dental laser technology will undoubtedly find even more applications.

Lasers take advantage of the quantum behavior of electrons, tiny particles inside atoms. By stimulating atoms with pulses of energy, and then using a method of optical amplification, they cause the atoms to produce a beam of coherent light. Essentially, that means that they emit light which has a great deal of energy, yet can be precisely controlled. It's the combination of high energy and precision that make lasers so useful.

Lasers have many advantages. They are minimally invasive tools that generally involve taking away less tissue than conventional methods. Used in gum surgery, for example, lasers can treat gum disease by killing harmful bacteria deep in pockets below the gum line, and removing the diseased tissue without harming the healthy tissue. They can also remove the thin layer of cells that inhibits reattachment of the gum and bone tissues to the tooth, while sealing off the adjacent blood vessels. This type of procedure generally results in less bleeding and pain. Lasers are also effective in treating ulcers and sores on the lips or gums.

An intraoral camera is a small digital camera that is used to take high resolution images of your teeth and gums to assist with better and faster diagnosis. The images can be shown on the TV screen and enlarged to also show and educate the patient. The intra-oral camera is a valuable tool dental professionals can use to help you understand your examination, diagnosis and treatment. This small, handheld video camera is about the same size as a dental mirror (or an oversized pen). It is used to take actual pictures of your teeth with up to 25 times magnification and project them onto a screen for your review. It can also be used to give you a video tour of your entire mouth so that you can see things such as plaque deposits, decay, worn teeth, and broken or missing fillings. Lastly, pertinent images can be printed for your patient file for future reference or even for you to take home.

The VITA EasyShade Advance 4.0 delivers the fastest, easiest way to measure tooth shades under anylighting condition, so that we can conquer the trickiest shade challenges instantly and accurately. Measuring tooth/ crown shades are easy, accurate and precise with a push of a button giving the patients natural looking results.

When you hear the word orthodontics, what comes to mind? Probably a young teenager whose teeth are covered by a latticework of metal. There are indeed many orthodontic patients who fit that description. However, there now exists an increasingly popular alternative to traditional metal braces: Invisalign clear aligners. As the name implies, Invisalign clear aligners are made of almost invisible polyurethane plastic. Rather than being cemented or bonded to the teeth as metal or clear braces are, clear aligners are completely removable for important social occasions, for eating, and, most importantly, for tooth-brushing and flossing. This advantage can also be a disadvantage: It means you must resist the temptation to take your aligners out more than is advised.

After graduating from Boston University Dental School, Dr. Saroha has been practicing in the Boston area for the past 15 years. She also has a Masters in Dental Public Health from Kings College in London, and believes in preventative dentistry as the main pillar of oral health. When she does an exam or restorative procedure, it's a great time to educate the patients, identify the risk factors, intervene early and prevent most of the dental conditions.She also believes in whole health, and that there is a mouth and body connection.

Dr. Saroha is very disciplined about keeping abreast with the latest concepts and procedures in the dental field so she can provide the best for her patients. She has been actively involved with dental research and has served as a peer reviewer for several manuscript submitted for various journals of the Academy of General Dentistry. She's an evaluator at Dental Product Shopper, a member of renowned Spear education and every year completes more Continuing Education courses than required by the state. Her clinical interests include crowns, bridges, implants, restorative and laser dentistry with focus on latest new dental research with compassionate patient treatment.

Outside the practice she loves spending time with her husband of 18 years and her 2 kids. She likes being active and outside as much as the weather allows in New England. She enjoys doing Yoga and finds that it helps her connect better with her patients. She also likes making flower arrangements which she finds very relaxing. She also loves to volunteer and is actively involved in her community.