Theodosiou & Rosenbaum General Dentistry

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Gov Cuomo has allowed Dental Offices to resume full operations as of June 1. Although we have not been closed (seeing urgent/emergency patients) we want to assure you that we will continue to practice social distancing in the office. That means no more than 1-2 patients in the waiting area, masks must be worn when not in the dental chair and temperature checks. As always we will continue to maintain universal precautions and high level disinfection/sterilization techniques. ... We hope everyone is doing well and are looking forward to getting back to a normal pace. Thank you for your support! We are happy to get back to seeing all of you at our office. Stay Safe and Be Well! Craig Rosenbaum DDS Tula Theodosiou DDS

Dear Dr. Rosenbaum, Governor Cuomo has announced that dental offices can re-open starting tomorrow. Please let my office know if you have any additional questions. Sincerely,... Michael DenDekker Member of Assembly

Due to the current Corona Virus situation the office will remain OPEN but we will be treating patients on an urgent/emergency basis. Office hours could be shortened depending upon demand so we suggest calling the office to confirm as the situation changes from day to day. We will taking everyone's temperature when you arrive and anyone with a temperature of 99.8 or higher will be sent home (unless we feel it is related to an acute dental infection). We are practicing social distancing in the waiting room area. No more than 1-2 patients at a time will be allowed to wait and you must wear a mask. As always, we will be practicing strict infection control. We will also be monitoring our well being and temperature daily. Most of all stay safe and healthy!

Just a friendly reminder that you should always brush your teeth

Wishing everyone a very happy and safe holiday!Wishing everyone a very happy and safe holiday!

The American Dental Association recommends replacing toothbrushes every 3 to 4 months (or more often if the bristles are visibly matted or frayed). #MondayMeme #OralHealth

Happy Halloween, everyone! Don’t forget to floss and brush after all that candy!!! #Halloween2019