The American Dental Association has recommended that all dentists postpone elective dental procedures until further notice. We have been following the updates very closely and have decided to reschedule all appointments for the remainder of the week and potentially the week(s) to come if necessary. The safety of our patients and staff are our top priority and we are committed to keeping the community at large as safe as possible.
Our office will be closed tomorrow, March 18 through March 20th. We plan on being open next week unless are instructed otherwise by state or national officials. We will be available for true dental emergencies (i.e. pain, infection, swelling). Please do not go to the emergency rooms for these issues. If you have an emergency, please contact the office and you will find the emergency number on the voicemail.
Our prayers are that the measures the entire Brazos Valley community is taking will get us back on track as soon as possible. We are so thankful for having such a great dental family and we will see you all very soon!
-Dr. Anderson & Drs. Atkins
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