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March 19th, 2020- Covid-19 Update,

At Ranches Family Dental the health and safety of our patients and staff is always a top priority. At this time our office will remain open for urgent visits as we continue to closely monitor the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) situation. We have monitored current guidelines from the American Dental Association. In order to be proactive, we have implemented the following guidelines to protect both our patients and our staff:

**The lobby is sanitized after every person leaves and has been closed for social distancing until further notice. Because of this, please come alone to your appointment. Make arrangements prior for children- which we know may be inconvenient with all the students out of school. Also, only 1 adult needs to accompany a minor.

**We have cancelled all hygiene and routine visits to stop the potential spread of the virus.

**Please brush your teeth prior to your arrival as the brushing area is closed until further notice.

Please reschedule appointments if you or anyone in your household has traveled outside the US for at least 2 weeks after your return.

If you have any symptoms of fever, cough, chills or flu-like symptoms we ask that you contact our office to reschedule your appointment.

Thank you for your understanding as we continue to provide exceptional dental care in a manner that is safe for both our patients and our team members. Stay healthy.

Thank you, kindly,
Ranches Family Dental

Our Blog

Educational blog from Ranches Family Dental

Dr. Richard Baldwin has created this informative blog to help educate the community.

Latest Posts:

Who Tends to Get the Most Cavities?

Posted on 3/20/2020 by Ranches Family Dental

One of the biggest reasons patients who do not make annual or semi-annual checkups show up on our door is cavities. Like going to see the doctor, many people figure, why go if I'm not ill. Many people feel the same way about the dentist. But, as with your medical doctor, we can detect problems...
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Is it Safe to Share a Toothbrush together with your Spouse?

Posted on 2/29/2020 by Ranches Family Dental

You share everything with your spouse… the ups and downs, you share a bed, sometimes you share clothes, and often times you share toothbrushes, right? Come one now, admit it you do. What you should NEVER do is share a toothbrush with your spouse Why? I mean, why not, you share everything...
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How to Clean Mouth Guards and Other Oral Appliances Properly

Posted on 2/20/2020 by Ranches Family Dental

Your night guard is important to your oral care so, it is important to get into a routine of care and cleaning and follow that routine daily and your night guard and oral appliances will last you a very long time. It is highly suggested that you brush your teeth before you even put in your night...
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All Posts:

Who Tends to Get the Most Cavities?
3/20/2020
Is it Safe to Share a Toothbrush together with your Spouse?
2/29/2020
How to Clean Mouth Guards and Other Oral Appliances Properly
2/20/2020
When Dental Crowns Require Special Treatment
1/30/2020
Why is Plaque Sticky?
1/20/2020
Is Replacing a Filling Different Than Getting a New One?
12/30/2019
Dangers of Loose Teeth with Gum Disease
12/20/2019
Why You Need Dental Debridement
11/30/2019
Getting Dental Care Now Save you Money in the Future
11/20/2019
Why Might You Need a Gum Biopsy?
10/30/2019
Reasons Your Gums May Darken with Age
10/20/2019
How to Respond if You Crack a Veneer
9/30/2019
Reasons Why Your Teeth Hurt with Some Sweets
9/20/2019
Best Snacks to Always Have at Home for Your Family
8/30/2019
Could Changing Up Your Toothpaste Improve Your Oral Health?
8/20/2019
How Are You Supposed to Care for a Dental Crown?
7/30/2019
Does GERD Affect Your Teeth?
7/15/2019

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3435 E. Pony Express Parkway Suite 110
Eagle Mountain, UT 84005

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Tuesday: 8:00am - 5:00pm
Wednesday: 8:00am - 5:00pm
Thursday: 10:00am - 7:00pm
Friday: 7:00am - 4:00pm
Saturday by appointment

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