You can find Rodrigues Dental Group conveniently located in Fall River, Massachusetts.

Scheduling an appointment is easy! You can give us a call at (508) 672-8984 or send us an email at RodriguesDentalGroup@gmail.com. We look forward to hearing from you!

Absolutely. We have a 24-hour answering service specifically for any dental emergencies or injuries you might experience. Your well-being is our priority.

To make your first visit as smooth as possible, please remember to bring your ID, insurance card and medication list.

Yes, we have patient forms that you can complete. These forms help us gather important information about your past and present medical history, which allows us to create a truly customized dental plan just for you.

We’re proud to offer a comprehensive range of general dental services to meet all your needs. These include dental cleanings, digital radiography, fillings, root canal therapy, oral cancer screenings, crowns, bridges, partial dentures, complete dentures, and extractions.

Looking to enhance your smile? We offer excellent cosmetic solutions like bleaching (teeth whitening) and clear aligner systems such as Invisalign®.

Yes, we specialize in treating gum disease. We offer advanced options like minimally invasive laser therapy, and also perform gingival grafting.

Absolutely! We provide complete implant services, including implant placement, and then restore them with beautiful crowns/bridges or secure implant-retained dentures.

Yes, we certainly can. We create personalized night guards to help protect your teeth.

While our practice is fully equipped to handle most dental needs right here, there are certain unique procedures or treatments that might benefit from a specialist. In those cases, we’ll refer you to a trusted dental expert.

We accept all major insurance companies and are committed to helping you receive the maximum coverage allowed by your plan. Please remember to bring your current insurance information to your first visit.

For your convenience, we accept all major credit cards. We also offer flexible financing options through CareCredit to help make your dental care affordable.

We generally recommend having your teeth checked and professionally cleaned at least twice a year. However, based on your individual needs, your dentist or dental hygienist might suggest more frequent visits.

Brushing and flossing are crucial for controlling the plaque and bacteria that lead to dental disease. Plaque is a sticky film of food debris, bacteria, and saliva that clings to your teeth and gums. If it’s not removed, it can cause tooth decay and gum disease.

It’s important to know that four out of five people may have periodontal disease without realizing it, as it’s often painless in its early stages. Keep an eye out for signs such as bleeding gums, persistent bad breath, loose teeth, extreme tooth sensitivity, or a receding gum line.

Bad breath can stem from various factors, including: reduced saliva flow during sleep, certain foods (like garlic or onions), poor oral hygiene, periodontal (gum) disease, dental cavities, improperly fitted dental appliances, dry mouth (Xerostomia), tobacco products, dieting, dehydration, hunger, missed meals, and even certain medical conditions or illnesses (such as diabetes or sinus infections).

Amalgam fillings, a blend of copper, silver, tin, and zinc, bound by elemental mercury, have been used for over 100 years in dentistry. We can discuss any concerns you have about different filling materials during your visit.

If you feel self-conscious about your teeth, cosmetic dental treatments can make a remarkable difference in the appearance of your smile. We can address issues like severely discolored or stained teeth, unwanted spaces, worn or chipped teeth, slight crowding, or misshapen teeth.

Porcelain veneers are incredibly thin, custom-crafted shells of tooth-shaped porcelain designed to cover the fronts of your teeth. They are remarkably durable and stain-resistant. Veneers are an excellent option for restoring or correcting severely discolored or stained teeth, unwanted or uneven spaces, worn or chipped teeth, slight tooth crowding, and misshapen teeth.