Pels-Wetzel Dentistry

Pels-Wetzel Dentistry is a well-established dental practice located at 1214 Union Street, Schenectady, NY 12308, led by Dr. Bettina Pels-Wetzel, D.D.S. Dr. Pels-Wetzel earned her B.S. degree from Boston College and her D.D.S. from New York University, where she was recognized with the Italian Dental Society of New York Award for academic excellence and professional conduct. She further completed her general practice residency at Goldwater Memorial Hospital/NYU Medical Center in New York City before establishing her private practice in Schenectady in 1986. The mission of Pels-Wetzel Dentistry is to provide patients with compassionate and excellent dental care. The practice emphasizes high-quality dental care delivery, promoting patient education, and preventative oral health. Their core values include Trust, Respect, Excellence, Compassion, and Commitment to all new and existing patients. Pels-Wetzel Dentistry offers a wide range of general dental services, including: Comprehensive Examinations: Thorough check-ups to assess overall oral health. Fillings: Restorative procedures for cavities. Crowns and Bridges: Solutions for damaged or missing teeth. Tooth Extractions: Removal of problematic teeth. Implants: Permanent solutions for tooth replacement. Dentures: Removable appliances for missing teeth. Teeth Whitening: Cosmetic treatments for a brighter smile. The office is conveniently located in a renovated, handicap-accessible historic home, offering a comfortable and welcoming environment. They operate by appointment, typically on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, though hours are subject to change. The practice strives to respect patient time by adhering to scheduled appointments, while also accommodating emergency situations. They are a participating provider with several insurance companies, including Delta, CIGNA, Guardian, and MetLife. Pels-Wetzel Dentistry is dedicated to fostering a lifetime of healthy smiles, providing individualized care tailored to each patient's needs. They also stay informed about the link between dental health and overall systemic health, such as periodontal infections and heart disease, and educate patients on preventative measures.