Grabill Family Dentistry

Grabill Family dentistry, situated at 14 Wilmont Mews, West Chester, PA 19382, is a comprehensive dental clinic dedicated to improving the lives of its patients through exceptional dental care. The practice emphasizes a comfortable, safe, and welcoming environment, striving to ease dental phobia with a compassionate and understanding approach. Their service offerings are extensive, covering three main categories: "Get Healthy," "Stay Healthy," and "Smile More." Under "Get Healthy," they provide specialized services like Mercury Safe Dentistry and biological dentistry, which focuses on the safest and most effective treatments. They also offer sedation dentistry for anxious patients, and address Sleep Apnea & Snoring and TMJ & Facial Pain. For "Stay Healthy," Grabill Family Dentistry utilizes advanced techniques like Exams and Screenings with Personal Risk Assessments, cutting-edge technology including 3D Cone Beam X-rays with ultra-low dose radiation, intraoral high-speed scanning, and digital technology. A unique feature is their "Hands-On Learning Lab™" designed for children, promoting dental health through interactive experiments and activities. To help patients "Smile More," they offer a variety of cosmetic and restorative procedures, including Invisalign®, dental implants for durable tooth replacement, veneers and teeth whitening using advanced methods like KöR Whitening, and various Denture options (Partial, Complete, LOCATOR® Overdenture, Bar Retained Overdenture, and All-On-Four®/Fixed Denture). They also provide emergency dental care. The clinic is led by skilled and experienced dentists, including Dr. Kimbra Druley and Dr. Matthew Kolkman. Dr. Kolkman holds a Fellowship in the Academy of General Dentistry and has extensive continuing education in cosmetics, sedation, implants, and biological dentistry. The practice is notable for being one of only two in NE Indiana certified by the IAOMT in safe mercury amalgam removal. Grabill Family Dentistry prides itself on a patient-led approach, co-diagnosing and co-discovering treatment plans tailored to individual needs and goals. They aim to not just fix problems, but to identify and address underlying causes of dental issues, promoting long-term oral and overall health.