URGENT MESSAGE FROM DR. STANGEBYE REGARDING COVID-19




URGENT MESSAGE FROM DR. STANGEBYE
REGARDING COVID-19
 
To our Advance Dental Family:

To be both proactive and socially responsible, we are following the CDC and ADA recommendations. Our office staff will be available during normal business hours. If you experience a dental emergency, kindly call the office at 574-271-9910 to make arrangements.

If you are scheduled after April 13th, this does not affect you.

We will be in touch to reschedule the affected appointments soon, if we haven't done so already.

Sincerely,
Your Dental Family at Advance Dental

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