Dental Designs

4.8
26 reviews

About

DentistCosmetic DentistryDental HygienistDental TechnicianPediatric DentistryPeriodonticsEndodontics
Dental Designs offers advanced services, including cosmetic dentistry, dental health and hygiene, pediatric dentistry, and restorative dentistry in Dayville, CT. We also welcome patients from Northeast Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts.

Location

Dental Designs
24 Putnam Pike, Dayville, CT
06241, United States

Hours

Reviews

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    Elizabeth Florence
    Aug 22, 2025
    5.0
    Can’t say enough how grateful I am for Dental Designs. Called on a Friday at 3:00 for a dental emergency after calling 15 places and they took us in. From the front desk staff to the medical staff, they were all amazing. Can’t thank them enough. Would recommend to everyone.
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    Tanesha Williams
    Jun 26, 2025
    5.0
    Service was excellent and transportation from airport was timely , the staff was patient and English speaking.
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    Lisa Currier
    Dec 30, 2024
    5.0
    The whole staff is wonderful. They did a wonderful job on my teeth. The place is very clean . Love the people, love the place . They've got my business.
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    Danielle Mineau
    Sep 24, 2019
    5.0
    This place is awesome such a good dentist and staff. Can twll they really care.

Frequently Asked Questions About Dental Designs

How often should I floss?

Daily flossing is recommended to prevent cavities from developing between teeth, where toothbrushes cannot reach effectively. Regular flossing also contributes to maintaining healthy gums.

What's the difference between a "crown" and a "cap"?

Crowns and caps are essentially the same thing - restorations used to repair severely damaged teeth. They cover all or most of the tooth after removal of old fillings, fractured tooth structure, and decay. These restorations can be made from various materials including gold, porcelain, composites, or stainless steel. Dentists use the term 'crown' for all these restorations, while patients often refer to tooth-colored ones as 'caps' and metal ones as 'crowns'.