The dentist industry’s worth $137.6 billion and for good reason. 7 billion people on the planet mean 7 billion tooth-filled mouths.
University Dental Arts is a cosmetic, general, and specialty dentistry practice located in downtown Denver, Colorado. Patients from Cherry Creek, LoDo, and surrounding areas routinely visit David Redford, DMD, for high-quality, comfortable dental care and oral health education.
At University Dental Arts, Dr. Redford promotes a relaxed and fun atmosphere while performing the latest and most advanced treatments available in dentistry. He and his team take their time to thoroughly examine every patient’s smile and identify their needs while prioritizing their personal desires and goals.
Dr. Redford and his team provide routine preventive care, including dental cleanings, examinations, and necessary treatments like root canals. They frequently use digital X-rays and their in-office intraoral camera for diagnostic purposes, and they review the results in-depth with patients in digestible terminology. The team also provides complimentary oral education and oral cancer screenings with each hygiene appointment.
University Dental Arts proudly provides many cosmetic treatments in addition to necessary routine care. Dr. Redford offers Philips Zoom! whitening and cosmetic veneers to boost patients’ confidence and allow them to smile more proudly. He also offers Invisalign® to teens and adults in need of better alignment and a more attractive smile.
Additionally, Dr. Redford specializes in creating high-quality custom restorations - like crowns, bridges, and dentures - that look flawless and natural. He devotes a great deal of attention and meticulousness to planning these treatments so that patients can enjoy durable, long-lasting prosthetics.
Schedule your next dental exam or treatment consultation at University Dental Arts by calling the office or booking online today.
The dentist industry’s worth $137.6 billion and for good reason. 7 billion people on the planet mean 7 billion tooth-filled mouths.
An estimated 50 to 70 percent of U.S. children get braces before adulthood. Having straight teeth has become a societal norm in North America.
Did you know that oral hygiene not only reduces the chance of dental disease but also impacts your overall health? With non-emergency dental care on hold during the COVID-19 pandemic, maintaining oral hygiene is entirely up to you.
For specific inquiries regarding your insurance coverage, please call the office.