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Dentist in St. Clair Shores
$50 New Patient Special
New patients receive a complete exam, full set of X-Rays and consultation for only $50. (A $177 value)
Visit Our St. Clair Dental Practice
25520 Little Mack Ave
St Clair Shores, MI 48081
Phone: (586) 771-5888
Fax: (586) 777-7319
Email: davidrenaud@att.net
The Office of Our St. Clair Shores Dentist
Please take a tour of our St. Clair Shores dental office. Dr. David Renaud, Dr. Theresa Caruana and Dr. Audra Herman are always welcoming new patients!
What we offer:
• Convenient evening & weekend hours• $50 New patient special
• Accept most insurances
Contact us for more information or to schedule an appointment.
Convenient Office Hours
Monday: 10AM - 8PM
Tuesday: 8AM - 6PM
Wednesday: 8AM - 8PM
Thursday: 8AM - 8PM
Tuesday: 8AM - 6PM
Wednesday: 8AM - 8PM
Thursday: 8AM - 8PM
Friday: 8AM - 4PM
Saturday: 8AM - 1PM
Sunday: Closed Except Emergencies
Saturday: 8AM - 1PM
Sunday: Closed Except Emergencies
Tour Our St. Clair Shores Dental Office
St. Clair Shores Dentist / 25520 Little Mack St Clair Shores, MI 48081 / (586) 771-5888
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Dentist in St. Clair Shores, MI
St. Clair Shores MI Dentist | Changing Your Spots: White Areas on Teeth
May 26th 2020
White spots on your teeth can be irritating and affect how you feel about your smile. The good news, however, is that they are preventable and rarely cause for concern. Here are things you should know about what causes white...
St Clair Shores MI Dentist | Managing TMD Discomfort
May 22nd 2020
Discomfort and pain in your jaw, clicking while you talk or chew, and swelling on the sides of your face can be caused by Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMD). TMD can make talking and eating both painful and uncomfortable. Our team...
St Clair Shores MI Dentist | Should You Brush Right After Eating?
April 20th 2020
Enamel is the guardian of your teeth and the hardest material in the body. It’s the first defense against harmful bacteria which may lead to tooth decay. When you eat certain foods, it creates bacteria which attack your tooth enamel....
