May 4th, 2020:
At Cosmetic and Implant Dentistry of Kansas City, our main goal has always been to protect the health of our patients, our team, and our community. As of today, our office will reopen on Monday, May 18.
Here are some more details you should know:
If you have a dental emergency, please contact us and we’ll take care of you. If you’re in pain, have a broken tooth or an abscess, please call our office at 816-897-4288.
We will be reaching out to you to reschedule any missed appointments and schedule future appointments.
Our online practice portal is always open. You can log in at www.patientconnect365.com
You can also join our patient wait list to be notified when our office re-opens.
We wish you all good health. Please know that we will get through this together!
Be safe,
The team at Cosmetic and Implant Dentistry of Kansas City
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