Our practice moved into our new location in April 2007.  We strived to create a modern, yet comfortable feel to our building.  We worked with area architect Jim Spencer to design an environment that was relaxing and patient-focused.  We hope you enjoy it and we look forward to seeing you in our office soon! 

In addition to providing excellent dental care we strive to provide a comfortable, pleasant dental experience.  In designing our new building, our goal was to create an environment that is warm, soothing and unique.  Everything about our design and use of materials, including the wood, glass, exposed beams, and soothing colors is meant to provide a calm, relaxing atmosphere. 

While the clinical portion of our building is relatively large with 16 treatment rooms, the flow of this space allows patients the ability to quickly access any part of it.  The sterilization center is quite large and open for patients to view as they walk down the hall to their operatories.  We wanted to be able to show our patients the sterilization standards that we maintain for all of our instruments.  The center incorporates the latest sterilization techniques and patients often comment on being able to see this often ‘behind the scenes’ aspect of an office. 

 Fuller Dental Practice utilizes state of the art technology to provide our patients the best possible experience while allowing our staff to be as efficient as possible. All x-rays are taken electronically and are immediately available for doctors and hygienists to evaluate.  We send all of our insurance claims electronically, thereby ensuring you and our office prompt information regarding payments and billing.  We also have digital cameras to take images inside of your mouth.  These allow the patient to have a close look at the problems or issues your doctor has diagnosed.  You, the patient, can become more informed and knowledgeable being able to visually see what the doctor is telling you. 

A computer monitor is positioned in every treatment room above the patient’s head that allows the display of X-Rays, patient education, and these intraoral photograhs.  The monitor is also used as a TV where the patient can enjoy the local news or a variety of DVD’s.  We use CEREC technology to produce one-visit crowns.