We treat each patient as a person, providing individualized, compassionate care. We work very hard to make sure that your office visit and/or surgical experience will be informative and as pleasant as possible.

When you need oral surgery care, my promise is to keep you safe while receiving it. You can rest assured that I have implemented safeguards to minimize the exposure risks related to Covid-19 for my patients and staff. 

Things are going to look a little different due to the Carona Virus Pandemic. 

My staff and I will be screened each day using screening tools to make sure we are healthy and symptom free. 

We are taking every precaution to prevent the spread of infections, as guided by the CDC. This includes meticulous attention to infection control and doing what we have always done, including disinfection of work surfaces, treatment rooms, chairs and sterilization of instruments. The cleaner and disinfectants we use are known to kill all viruses and bacteria. A team member will be disinfecting the treatment rooms between each patient. Surgical instruments are heat steam sterilized and most other items used are single use and discarded after every patient. 

• • • We have installed Plexi-glass barriers to protect our patients and staff.
    • We have removed all magazines from the reception room because they cannot be thoroughly disinfected.
    • We have added Hepa Filters with UV-C light in each treatment room to clean and purify the air.
    • We will be wearing masks and gloves throughout your office visit and using different types of Personal.
    • Protective Equipment (PPE) including face shields, depending upon the nature of your visit or treatment to be performed. 

We do have one serious and personal request. If you are diagnosed or think you may have come in contact with COVID-19 within 14 days of your visit with us, please call and let us know. It could be possible that despite feeling fine when you were here, you could have already had the virus. 

We look forward to seeing you soon. Until then, stay safe 

Dr. Ambrookian