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Restore missing teeth with lasting, natural-looking implants.
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Compassionate, comprehensive dental care for the whole family.
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Healthy Smiles for the Whole Family
From routine checkups to cosmetic care — we’re here for every stage of your family’s dental health.
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Beautiful Smiles, Compassionate Care
Experience personalized, gentle dentistry that puts your comfort first.
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Dentistry That Feels Like Home – Right Here in Rochester Hills
At River Square Family Dentistry, we believe great dental care starts with listening. From your first call to the moment you leave our office, you’ll experience the difference that patient-focused dentistry makes. Dr. Girgis and her team offer comprehensive dental services in Rochester Hills, Michigan, and proudly serve surrounding communities such as Troy, Oxford, Lake Orion, Pontiac, Auburn Hills, Bloomfield Hills, and Utica.
Whether you’re looking for preventive care, advanced restorative solutions, or cosmetic enhancements, we’re here to provide the care you need—when you need it.
Our office is currently accepting new patients, and we offer convenient scheduling, including same-day appointments when available. If you’re ready to take the next step in your oral health journey, we invite you to meet Dr. Girgis and discover why so many families in the Rochester Hills area trust River Square Family Dentistry.
Whether you’re looking for preventive care, advanced restorative solutions, or cosmetic enhancements, we’re here to provide the care you need—when you need it.
Our office is currently accepting new patients, and we offer convenient scheduling, including same-day appointments when available. If you’re ready to take the next step in your oral health journey, we invite you to meet Dr. Girgis and discover why so many families in the Rochester Hills area trust River Square Family Dentistry.
River Square Family Dentistry 930 W Avon Rd Suite #19 Rochester Hills, MI 48307
📞 248-650-2440
Frequently asked questions
Why should I visit the dentist regularly?
Many people only visit the dentist when they have a noticeable problem. While they may think that they are saving money, the reality is that the treatments to repair and restore their teeth and smiles cost more money and time than it does to visit the dentist at regular intervals. Visiting the dental office regularly ensures that you receive preventive care to stop problems in the earliest stages of development and prevent them from developing in the first place. Your dentist can monitor your oral health and help you learn the best ways to care for your teeth so that they remain healthy. It would help if you visited the dentist twice each year.
What is cosmetic dentistry, and how can it help me?
Cosmetic dentistry is a field of dental specialty that focuses on improving the appearance of your teeth so that you can enjoy a more beautiful smile. It includes preventive care as well as restorative treatments. Some common cosmetic dental treatments include:
- • Teeth whitening
- • Dental veneers
- • Composite (tooth-colored) dental fillings
- • Dental bonding
- • Dental crowns and bridges
- • Dental implants
- • Orthodontics
I’ve lost a tooth. What are my options for replacing it?
There are several options available to replace your missing tooth. When you visit our office, our dentist will examine your mouth, discuss your oral health needs and smile goals, and review your treatment options. We will design a customized treatment plan to restore your tooth and smile. Some of the tooth replacement options we may discuss include:
- • Dental implants
- • Dental bridges
- • Complete or partial dentures
What do I do if I have bad breath?
Halitosis (bad breath) may be caused by any number of factors, including:
- • Poor oral hygiene
- • Cavities
- • Periodontal disease
- • Poorly fitted appliances
- • Dry mouth
- • Tobacco products
- • Medical conditions or illnesses
- • Dehydration, hunger, or missed meals
- • Certain foods
You can prevent bad breath by visiting us regularly, staying hydrated, practicing good oral hygiene, using mouth rinses, and not using tobacco products. Regular visits to the dentist play a crucial role in preventing bad breath, as they can identify and address potential issues early on. If your halitosis persists, we recommend that you consult a physician to determine if a medical condition causes your bad breath and receive appropriate treatment.
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