Town Center Dental Dr. Jon Copeland and Dr. Stephanie Copeland
At Town Center Dental, we value our patient relationships, making it our priority to deliver gentle compassionate care that you deserve from a dentist in Wildwood. We work hard to make you feel at ease by providing exceptional patient care in a relaxed, convenient atmosphere. We strive to develop lifelong relationships with our patients by combining the latest dental technology with a professional and compassionate staff. The result is a beautiful, healthy smile that lasts a lifetime.
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Dr. Copeland is a native of Union, Missouri, which is just west of St. Louis. Dr. Copeland completed his bachelor degrees in biology and psychology at the University of Missouri in Columbia. He then attended the University of Missouri at Kansas City School of Dentistry where he graduated with honors in endodontics and several humanitarian and leadership awards.
Meet Dr. Jon
Dr. Copeland is a local native of Wildwood, Missouri. She completed her bachelor degree at University of Missouri Columbia, then attended the University of Missouri Kansas City School of Dentistry - graduating with honors in restorative. Joining her husband and his phenomenal team, Dr. Copeland brings 10 years of Dentistry as well as experience of operating her own practice for the last 5 years.
Meet Dr. StephanieDr. Jon Copeland and Dr. Stephanie Copeland are general dentists.
Experience dentistry at its most innovative with our state-of-the-art technology, empowering us to deliver precise diagnoses, minimally invasive treatments, and unparalleled patient comfort for a truly modern dental experience.
Our technology
"I actually "interviewed" multiple dentist before I got a full upper implant. Dr. Copeland knew his exact plan and was able to walk me through it and give me a price on the spot without having to "call me back with prices" because this is something he does daily. He KNOWS his craft that well! He is very calm and confident and never rushed me. He truly cares about his patients. If he was ever gone and I had to see his wife, she too was on the same page as him and helped my experience by already knowing my case! I travel an hour and a half to see them and will continue to do so!"
"I highly recommend going to see Dr. Stephanie for dental care or Invisalign treatment. She is very knowledgeable and excellent at her craft. I've been a patient for years and have always had a positive experience. Dr. Stephanie's husband even came over to say hello during my last visit. His obscure comedic references from the mid-90's really put me at ease on the chair. Great family and great practice."
Town Center Dental
2426 Taylor Road
Wildwood, MO 63040
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Cleveland Clinic says most dentists recommend a cleaning every six months, and some people need them more often. Your dentist sets the schedule based on your gum health, cavity risk and history. Ask at your next visit.
Cleveland Clinic says a dental emergency is any dental problem that requires immediate attention. Examples include a knocked-out tooth, bleeding that will not stop, and swelling or infection. Call during open hours. For trouble breathing or swallowing, call 911.
After the first tooth comes in and no later than the first birthday, says the American Dental Association. Think of it as a well-baby checkup for teeth. The dentist checks for cavities and shows you how to clean your baby's teeth.
It varies. The American Dental Association describes three phases: placement, bone healing around the implant, and attaching the new tooth. Healing can take up to several months before teeth go on. Your dentist sets the schedule for you.
The American Dental Association says you may feel light-headed or notice tingling in your arms and legs, and some people feel their arms and legs get heavy. The effects wear off soon after the mask is removed. Tell your dentist how you feel during the visit.
