Lawrence George DMD

****COVID-19 STATEMENT*** We are closely monitoring updates regarding COVID-19 from the CDC and the Georgia Department of Public Health. Your health and well-being, as well as that of our team, are our primary concern. We have always been concerned with the spread of communicable disease, and will continue to practice strict universal infection control procedures in our office for your safety. We are operating under our normal business hours for regularly scheduled appointme...nts and emergencies on a limited basis. Based on recommendations set by the CDC and the DPH, the following protocols have been implemented: 1. Please notify our office if you have been on a cruise or have traveled out of the country in the last 14 days. 2. Please notify our office if you or anyone in your home or family have any symptoms of respiratory illness or are running a fever. 3. Please limit the number of non-patients you bring to your appointment. 4. Please wash your hands before and after your visit. 5. Please use the prescription mouth rinse provided at your visit before your treatment begins. 6. Hand sanitizer will be provided throughout our office. 7. If you are uncomfortable keeping your scheduled appointment please call to reschedule. Please call our office at 706-353-1958 with any questions. Thank you for trusting us to be part of your healthcare team!

May your troubles be less, and your blessings be more. And nothing but happiness come through your door. Happy #StPatricksDay, everyone! #DrGeorgeDentistry

Smile, and take the first step. Faith is taking the first step even when you don't see the whole staircase. Martin Luther King, Jr.

The office of Dr. Lawrence George, DMD would like to welcome Dr. Cary Leonard, DMD to our practice. Dr. Leonard brings with her 30+years of experience. She is married to Dr. Leon Leonard who practices orthodontics in Covington. In her spare time she enjoys running, racing and competing in triathlons. We look forward to working with Dr. Leonard and allowing her to meet our patients.

Snoring problems? Call us today to see if your a candidate for a sleep apnea appliance.

What a cute vintage Valentine card someone shared with us.

Do you always rinse your toothbrush? You should. Germs from your mouth and teeth can stay on it if you don’t. It will also get rid of leftover toothpaste that can harden bristles. There is no need to use a disinfectant to cleanse your toothbrush. Just rinse it and let it air dry. Don't put it in a case where it will stay damp for a long time.