About
About Dhami Family Dentistry
- Licensed Dentist - Member of the American Dental Association- Over 25 Years of Experience
Dr. Savpreet S. Dhami, D.D.S.
Born and brought up in India, Dr. Dhami received his degree in dentistry from Guru Nanak Dev University in Amritsar, India. He moved to Canada with his wife and his oldest daughter in 1997.
In 2000, Dr. Dhami proceeded to NYU College of Dentistry and received a D.D.S. in 2003. He had his youngest daughter in 2005, in Rhode Island. He worked for two years as a dentist in Rhode Island and then moved to Upstate New York.
Dr. Dhami worked in a group dental practice for more than six years before getting his own practice in December 2011. Besides being licensed in the United States, he is also licensed to practice in Canada.
Our Mission
We want to provide you with the finest dentistry and quality service in a gentle and compassionate way. Working as a team, we will strive to address your concerns and needs in a gentle, professional, and timely manner. We believe in total health and wellness for all patients creating beautiful, healthy, and functional smiles.
Call us today for any dental services you need. We have over 25 years of experience and a long list of satisfied patients.
Our Vision
At our family-owned practice, we want to provide exemplary dental care with a commitment to quality, honesty, and integrity which helps us form successful, long-lasting relationships. We strive to utilize the latest techniques and skills while constantly improving our care through continuing education and cutting-edge equipment and technology.
Frequently Asked Questions
There are also ways to prevent cavities from forming in the first place.
1. Can my teeth be made whiter?
Yes! Teeth that are darkened from age, coffee, tea, or smoking can be whitened safely and quickly.
2. What causes tooth discoloration?
There are many causes. The most common include aging, consumption of staining substances (such as coffee, tea, tobacco, etc.), trauma, nerve degeneration, and old restorations.
During tooth formation, consumption of tetracycline or excessive fluoride may also cause tooth discoloration.
3. Do I really need to floss?
Yes! Flossing cleans away the plaque from between your teeth and increases blood circulation in your gums. It also decreases your chance of having periodontal or gum disease.
4. How important are x-rays for a dental evaluation?
X-rays detect some dental conditions not visible at first sight. They can reveal the presence of small cavities between your teeth, infection in the bone, periodontal disease, abscesses, some types of tumors, and other problems affecting your health.
5. Do I need to have regular dental checkups?
Dental checkups every six months are important to monitor your oral health. Regular dental visits are vital to prevent tooth decay, gum disease, and other conditions affecting your oral health.
Payment Types
- Cash
- Financing
- MasterCard
- Visa
- Insurance
- Care Credit Financing