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(508) 715-8230
(508) 715-8230
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Dental Care for Marlborough and Nearby Towns

Our Marlborough office sees adults, children and whole families from across the surrounding towns. Before treatment starts, we walk you through what your insurance is likely to cover, keep careful records when a tooth breaks, and hand you a written treatment plan you can take with you.

Towns we cover from Marlborough

5 mi10 miHudsonNorthboroughSouthboroughStowBerlinCordavilleFraminghamShrewsburyWestboroughHopkintonMarlboroughN
5 mi10 miHudsonNorthboroughSouthboroughStowBerlinCordavilleFraminghamShrewsburyWestboroughHopkintonMarlboroughN
  • Marlborough
  • Hudson
  • Northborough
  • Southborough
  • Stow
  • Berlin
  • Cordaville
  • Framingham
  • Shrewsbury
  • Westborough
  • Hopkinton

Not on the list? Call (508) 715-8230 and ask.

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Where Our Patients Come From

Many of the families we see live right in Marlborough. Others make the short drive from Hudson, Northborough, Southborough, Stow and Berlin, often because a whole family can be seen in one office, from a child's first cleaning to a parent's crown or extraction. Booking siblings and parents back to back saves more than one trip.

We also welcome patients from Framingham, Shrewsbury, Westborough, Hopkinton and Cordaville. Wherever you start from, the visit works the same way: an unhurried exam, a plain explanation of what we see on your x-rays, and a treatment plan that lists each step in order, so you can decide what to do now and what can wait.

Good to Know Before Your Visit

  1. 01

    Winter weather and scheduling

    Central Massachusetts winters bring snow and icy mornings from December into March. If the roads look poor, phone us and we will move your visit to a safer day. When a tooth is bothering you and travel is hard, a short phone or video conversation with us can help sort out how soon it needs to be looked at in the chair.

  2. 02

    School vacation weeks

    February and April vacation weeks, along with the summer months, fill quickly for kids' exams and cleanings. Booking a few weeks ahead usually gets you a time that fits the family calendar.

  3. 03

    PPO plans and claims

    Many patients across the area carry PPO coverage through work, and we accept most dental insurance plans. We check your benefits, explain what the plan is likely to pay, and tell you plainly when we cannot know until the insurer decides. When a tooth cracks or breaks, we keep the photos, x-rays and notes a claim typically asks for.

  4. 04

    Care without insurance

    If you have no dental coverage, our Office Dental Plan for patients without insurance covers routine visits on simple terms. For larger work such as crowns and bridges, the CareCredit Patient Payment Plan lets you spread the cost over time.

  5. 05

    Switching from another dentist

    If you are moving your care to us, ask your previous office to send recent x-rays and treatment notes before your first visit. It can spare you repeat images and keeps your claim history in one place.

Set Up Your First Visit

Tell us what is going on with your teeth and which insurance you carry, if any. If a tooth has broken, mention roughly when it happened so we can note it for your records. We will find an appointment that suits your schedule and explain what to bring.