Celia P. Dunn DMD

Close, In-Person Interactions For Extended Amounts Of Time Seem To Be Main Ways People Contract COVID-19 The Wall Street Journal (6/16, A1, Hernandez, Toy, McKay, Subscription Publication) reports on the ways in which people contract COVID-19. The biggest culprit is in-person interactions, close in proximity, for long periods of time, while places where people talk at high volumes, crowded events, and poorly ventilated locations increase the risk.

Our community has been through a lot over the last few months. While many things have changed, one thing has remained the same: our commitment to your safety. Although our infection control has always been the top priority,you will now see some changes when it is time for your next appointment. Our office will ask you beforehand some screening questions and you will be asked those same questions when you arrive. PLEASE WEAR A MASK WHEN YOU COME. We no longer have wonderfu...l magazines or toys in the reception room. You will be taken directly to your treatment room where you will see the staff wearing extra protective equipment and face shields. CDC, ADA, and OSHA GUIDELINES ARE FOLLOWED.Appointments will be managed for social distancing. Thank you for being our patient and showing your confidence in our practice. Call 706-650-9700 to schedule your next appointment. We value your trust and loyalty. See more

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Your health and well-being are our highest priority. At all times, we take the highest level of precautions to prevent the spread of infection, including the new coronavirus. You can learn more about these protocols, as well as how you can keep yourself and those around you healthy, from the American Dental Association’s website at mouth healthy.org/virus. Please contact our office if you have any questions about your upcoming appointment or oral health needs. If you have a...n upcoming appointment, we ask you to please read communications or answer calls from our office regarding the most up-to-date information about your appointment. We will continue to closely monitor updates from the CDC, the American Dental Association, and the World Health Organization. If there are any changes to our procedures or appointments, we will update our patients immediately. Thank you dear patients for your confidence in our office and please stay well.

Your health and well-being are our highest priority. At all times, we take the highest level of precautions to prevent the spread of infection, including the new coronavirus. You can learn more about these protocols, as well as how you can keep yourself and those around you healthy, from the American Dental Association’s website at mouth healthy.org/virus. Please contact our office if you have any questions about your upcoming appointment or oral health needs. If you have a...n upcoming appointment, we ask you to please read communications or answer calls from our office regarding the most up-to-date information about your appointment. We will continue to closely monitor updates from the CDC, the American Dental Association, and the World Health Organization. If there are any changes to our procedures or appointments, we will update our patients immediately. Thank you dear patients for your confidence in our office and please stay well.

Wishing everyone a wonderful holiday and a year filled with peace and happiness!

A classmate from Savannah wrote this poignant memoir.

To all of my fabulous girlfriends!

My wonderful staff and I attending a leadership course sponsored by Dr. Lee Andrews.