Cosmetic dentistry is a blending of art and science. With the focus on achieving aesthetically pleasing results and using state of the art techniques, we can give you a naturally beautiful smile.
Smile. You’ve taken the first step toward good dental health and your overall well-being.
At Awbrey Dental Group, located between the Old Mill District and downtown in beautiful Bend, Oregon, we believe that taking care of your teeth means taking care of your body. Our Bend Oregon dentists - Dr. Anne Scott, Dr. Peter Yonan and Dr. David Dunscombe together with our professional staff which includes hygienistsMara Hansen and Julie Lutz, are dedicated to providing exceptional care and state-of-the-art dentistry. We put our money where your mouth is, investing in the latest dental health technologies, advanced training and ongoing education. The result: the highest level of care and unparalleled personal attention.
Caring Bend Oregon Dentists.
Awbrey Dental Group offers complete dental care, whole-mouth rehabilitation, dental implant surgery, leading-edge cancer screening technology and in-mouth cameras that allow patients to be partners in their dental health. And if you have been putting off a visit to the dentist because of dental fear or anxiety, you can rest assured with IV or oral sedation dentistry. We’re smile-makers in more ways than one.
In addition to our renowned service, we’re experts at creating beautiful, natural smiles through veneers, teeth whitening and more. We also treat entire families like family, caring for patients with new teeth and those who’ve had theirs awhile.
With a welcoming environment, holistic approach and advanced technologies, our patients believe Awbrey Dental Group offers the best dental care in Bend Oregon. So smile. This could be the start of something beautiful.
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Call 541-383-0754 to learn more, make an appointment or tell us what’s on your mind. You can also use our New Patient Form to make an appointment.
Dr. Dunscombe and Dental Hygienist Julie Lutz with a patient.
Dental Hygienist Julie Lutz and Pam with a patient.
Dr. Anne Scott with a patient.
Pam and Linda ready to greet you with a smile.
Dental Hygienist Mara Hansen with a patient.
Drs. Peter Yonan, Anne Scott, and David Dunscombe donated their time and services for the regional Give Kids a Smile in Bend, Oregon last month. Together with Dental Hygienists Mara Hansen and Julie Lutz they saw 14 patients from the Kemple Children’s Clinic for restorative (fillings, root canals, extractions) and preventative (cleanings, scaling and root planings, sealants) care.
This is something Awbrey Dental Group does several times a year with the Kemple Children’s Clinic to help those in need of dental care in our community.
Well, in addition to wisdom, the reality is with age comes sore aching bodies, a cupboard full of prescribed medication, regular doctor’s visits, and in some circumstances the inability to thoroughly enjoy the physical activities you once did. With advances in technology and healthcare you would think we would have discovered the fountain of youth by now (which most likely would not be covered by health insurance).
All joking aside, major medical advances are being made daily and collaborations are being formed between both medical and dental fields.
Dentistry today is far more comprehensive than it ever was. Physicians are now being educated about the link between the health of your mouth as it relates to the blood pressure medications they prescribe.
Many of our patients at Awbrey Dental Group are often unaware of this connection and are excited to know that preventative dentistry can help improve their health, allowing them to get back to living that Central Oregon lifestyle we all love.
If you’ve ever had oral sex you may be at risk for oral cancer. This disease was long thought to only be associated with habits of heavy smoking, chewing, or drinking alcohol, however the affected population is rapidly changing to include a much younger generation. At the root of all of this is a virus commonly referred to as HPV (Human Papilloma Virus). This virus has been known to cause cervical cancer in women and has now been linked to oral cancer in both men and women of all ages.
A report in Women’s Health magazine offers the statistic that between 1999 and 2007, rates of HPV-related oropharygeal cancer rose 28% and they continue to rise at a rate of about 3 % a year.
The great news is we now have the technology to detect and monitor HPV. The HPV test offered in our office is conducted by OralDNA and requires only a saliva sample. We also offer painless screenings using our VELscope, a technology that can help us detect cancerous cells in their early stages.
If you think you or someone you know may be at risk for oral cancer please call and schedule this life saving appointment today.
