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Michael S. Tosatti, D.M.D.

Michael S. Tosatti, D.M.D.

1067 Farmington Ave, Kensington

Tue 8AM - 5PM

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“I had my teeth cleaned in October, 2018, by Stacey, and she was great - very professional and quick with a nice touch. I was quite comfortable, but I’ve always found the staff at Dr. T’s to be everything you’d hope for on a trip to the dentist.”

Dental Associates

Dental Associates

291 Farmington Ave #5, Farmington

Tue 7:15AM - 5:30PM

5.0 206 reviews

“Bibi has been so wonderful throughout my journey to get healthy gums again! She is so friendly and really takes into account my dental anxiety and checks in frequently with me throughout the process. She does such a thorough job each time and has gone above and beyond. I will definitely keep coming back.”

Spadola & Vincent

Spadola & Vincent

306 Highland Ave, Cheshire

Tue 7AM - 8PM

5.0 141 reviews

“I was so happy that I was able to go back to my regular dentist Doctor Amy Vincent after a three year absence.

I had a tooth that was bothering me and needed to be pulled. Let me tell you if you're afraid of the dentist or you need to have work done. There's no better person than Doctor Amy Vincent. She pulled that tooth and I had no idea that it had left my mouth. REALLY!! It was that fast!
Next up is a cleaning and a tooth to be filled and then to talk about partials and invisaline to fix a crooked tooth.

Amy is such a charming person and she has such funny antidotes and makes you feel completely at ease.

At another visit with my grandson.She explained to him in great detail how chewing IceBreakers gum can help to prevent cavities because of the ingredient xylitol. One of the leading risk factors for tooth decay is an oral bacteria called Streptococcus mutants. This is the bacteria most responsible for plaque. Although some plaque on your teeth is normal, excess plaque encourages your immune system to attack the bacteria in it.This can lead to inflammatory gum disease like gingervitus. These oral bacteria feed on glucose from food, but they cannot use xylitol. As such replace and sugar with xylitol reduces the available fuel for the harmful bacteria.”

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