Midwest Dental

Midwest Dental is a prominent dental care organization with a rich history rooted in patient-focused service. Founded in 1968 by David Hehli, with his first clinic in Mondovi, Wisconsin, it grew to become one of the largest solely owned dental practices in the United States. In December 2020, Midwest Dental was acquired by Smile Brands Inc., a leading dental support organization, expanding its reach and resources while aiming to maintain its core values. Headquartered in Mondovi, Wisconsin (though some operational aspects are now in Belvidere, IL, under Smile Brands' influence), Midwest Dental operates an extensive network of over 230 offices across 17 states. Their mission revolves around providing accessible, high-quality, and personalized dental care. They prioritize building trust with patients and fostering a comfortable experience, understanding that dental visits can cause apprehension for some. Midwest Dental offers a comprehensive array of dental services, catering to a wide range of oral health needs. These include general dentistry (such as routine check-ups and cleanings), preventative care, and various restorative treatments like fillings, crowns, bridges, dentures, and root canal therapy. They also provide cosmetic dentistry services, including teeth whitening, clear aligners, and veneers, to help patients achieve their desired smiles. Furthermore, their offerings extend to specialized areas like laser dentistry and gum disease (periodontal) treatment. Many of their locations also provide children's dentistry and dentistry for seniors, demonstrating a commitment to serving all age groups. The company emphasizes preventative care and patient education, believing these are crucial for optimal long-term dental health. Their teams of highly trained and skilled clinicians are dedicated to continuous learning, staying abreast of the latest techniques, products, and equipment in modern dentistry to ensure state-of-the-art care. Midwest Dental's approach to infection control adheres strictly to standards recommended by the American Dental Association (ADA), the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), and the Center for Disease Control (CDC), ensuring uncompromising safety for their patients and staff.