Welcome To SmileAlive Dentistry, We Are Open!
While Governor Brown has issued a statewide “freeze” beginning on Wednesday Nov. 18th 2020 dental offices are considered an essential services and therefore will not be closing during this freeze.
Since re-opening our offices in June, we have implemented even more safety protocols to keep our patients and staff safe and healthy during this pandemic.
We are committed as always to providing excellent dental care in a safe environment. We do require everyone entering our offices to wear a face mask and we will take your temperature and ask some screening questions prior to entering our office.
We are also limiting the number of people in our offices at this time, so we ask you to call the office from our parking lot and our staff will let you know when to proceed into the office. We look forward to seeing you soon!
Finding a dentist you’re comfortable with is one of the most important health care decisions you’ll ever make: According to the American Dental Association, there is a connection between a healthy mouth and a healthy body.
So choosing the right dentist is an intensely personal decision. That’s why from the moment you walk into SmileAlive, you’ll know you’re in a unique dental office. The comfortable atmosphere you’ll find at SmileAlive is an extension of the down-to-earth personalities of Dr. Terri Baarstad and her staff.
They bring a “human touch” to dentistry – through a kind word, insightful consultation, or by being sensitive to your scheduling or budgetary needs. If you’re looking for a dentist in Eugene or Springfield, call today to talk with one of our friendly staff. With pain-free gentle techniques, a relaxing environment and comprehensive family, restorative and cosmetic services, SmileAlive is a great place to call “home” for your dental care.
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For the second year, SmileAlive Dentistry has supported local photographer Bruce Bergs’ public safety campaign to create billboards with messages on preventing teen suicide in partnership with high school seniors in the Eugene-Springfield area.
The goal in taking these pictures and displaying them on billboards in our community is to bring awareness to the fact that more teenagers are committing suicide. Unfortunately, most of the teenagers who appear on the billboards know someone who has taken their own life.
