All Smiles CT

11/17/2022

All Smiles is proud to announce the addition of Dr. Alexander McGuiness to the team! Dr McGuiness joined Dr. Carolina Giraldo and team in August.

Dr. McGuiness received his Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry from Stony Brook University in Long Island and his dental degree from Stony Brook University’s School of Dental Medicine. He also completed his general practice residency at Faxton - St. Luke’s Healthcare in Utica, NY. While having a residency in general dentistry in Connecticut isn’t required, Dr. McGuiness feels that having the hospital-based experiences makes him a more well-rounded dentist.

Outside of work, Dr. McGuiness has a passion for music. He plays jazz, funk and rock guitar/bass guitar. He also enjoys producing his own music and making songs sound professional. When he meets a patient, he loves sharing his music and his stage name. A fun fact about Dr. McGuiness is that he can point out at least ten constellations in the sky, regardless of the time of year.

Please join us in welcoming Dr. McGuiness to the practice! Dr. McGuiness is currently accepting new patients!

05/01/2020

The safety and protection of our patients and team members is our #1 priority. Here's what we're doing to make your next office visit safe during COVID-19. Comprehensive screening, advanced PPE, temperature checks and more. -19

Redefining Safety in Response to COVID-19 The safety and protection of our patients and team members is our #1 priority. We also understand the important rol...

04/29/2020

The safety and protection of our patients and team members is our #1 priority. Here's what we're doing to make your next office visit safe during COVID-19. -19

Redefining Safety in Response to COVID-19 The safety and protection of our patients and team members is our #1 priority. We also understand the important rol...

03/19/2020

The All Smiles team is committed to the health and safety of our patients, team members and communities during the current Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
We will continue to provide essential and emergent care for patients who need emergency dental care or are in pain at offices that remain open. Any appointments for non-essential treatment, including hygiene appointments, will be rescheduled for after April 15th. If you are in need of emergency dental care or are in pain, please call us to schedule an emergency appointment.
We are proud to serve our community during this challenging time. Wishing you good health.

03/13/2020

Our team is committed to the health and safety of our patients, team members, and communities. In light of the current Coronavirus situation, we want to assure you that we are being extra vigilant about your safety by reinforcing infection control procedures and increasing the frequency of disinfecting. We take great pride in serving our community. Thank you for choosing our practice as your family’s dental provider.

03/12/2020

While you are at your annual check-up, we will not only clean your teeth, but also check your gums for any kind of redness and swelling. We want to ensure any type of gum disease is caught early and treated quickly.

03/09/2020

You probably remembered to turn your clocks ahead yesterday, but did you remember to change your toothbrush as well? If you haven’t swapped your brush out in the last 3 months, its time for a fresh one!

03/07/2020

We want to take this week to thank all of our dedicated dental assistants who always provide best-in-class care to our patients. We celebrate you and all of the hard work that you put in each and every day! Thank you!

03/05/2020

Happy to our assistants! We are so grateful for their continuous hard work.

02/28/2020

Intraoral x-rays are the most common radiograph taken in dentistry. They give a high-level detail of the tooth, bone, and supporting tissues of the mouth. This will help us determine what kind of treatment you will need and get you on the right track to a healthy smile!

02/26/2020

Smokers are 7x more likely to develop periodontal disease than non-smokers?

02/24/2020

People who drink 3 or more sugary sodas daily have 62% more dental decay, fillings, and tooth loss. Try swapping out that soda for some high quality H20 which can help keep your teeth clean and help wash away food debris.