Frequently Asked Questions

Roseburg Family Dental Care is conveniently located in Roseburg, OR. Our office address is 1729 W Harvard Ave #1 Roseburg, OR 97471.

You can reach Roseburg Family Dental Care by phone, email, or the contact form on our website. Our friendly staff is available to answer your questions and assist with appointment scheduling. Call us today with any questions.

Our office is open Monday through Thursday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Fridays are by appointment only.

We offer a wide range of dental services including routine check-ups, cleanings, restorative treatments, cosmetic dentistry, and emergency dental care tailored to meet your needs.

A: Yes, we are currently accepting new patients and welcome all individuals seeking quality dental care.

We accept many major dental insurance plans to help make your treatment affordable. Please contact us to verify your specific insurance coverage.

Our office is open Monday through Thursday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Fridays are by appointment only.

A: Yes, we provide emergency dental services to established patients to address urgent dental issues promptly and effectively.

A: Yes. We take time to explain what we see, answer questions, and help each patient feel involved in their care plan.

Yes. We provide general, preventive, cosmetic, and restorative dental care with a warm, relationship-focused approach.

Yes. We offer cosmetic services designed to help patients feel more confident in their smiles.

A: We understand dental visits can feel stressful. Our team focuses on gentle communication, clear explanations, and helping patients feel comfortable throughout care.

A: Please call our office, and our team will help determine the best next step based on your symptoms and appointment availability.

A: We review your oral health, explain available options, and partner with you to choose a care plan that fits your needs and goals.

A: We work to meet patients where they are and discuss practical treatment options so care feels clear and manageable.

A: You should always follow the 2-2-2 rule for children! Have your child brush and floss their teeth twice a day for two minutes. You should also make a dental appointment for your child twice a year!

A: Yes, at Roseburg Family Dental Care we use digital X-rays which actually use 80% less radiation than traditional radiography.

A: Periodontal aka Gum Disease can present with symptoms such as bleeding, swelling, or tenderness in the gums, bad breath, receding gums, loose teeth, and changes in your bite. Gum disease long-term impacts, when left untreated, have been associated with Alzheimer’s Dementia, low birth weight, infertility, cardiovascular disease and diabetic complications.

A: Roseburg Family Dental Care does not perform the surgical portion of the dental implant procedure however we can refer you to a dental surgeon. We offer implant restorations that come after the surgical procedure. Our team can restore the implant with a crown or prosthetic which will look and function like a normal tooth.

A: At Roseburg Family Dental Care, we want our patients to be as comfortable as possible so they continue receiving the dental care that they need. Dr. Braun has experience using mild pre-treatment anxiety medication to help anxious patients stay relaxed. There is nothing to fear at Roseburg Family Dental Care, you’re in great hands!

A: You can give our office a call at 541-673-0131 or fill out our online form to make an appointment. For your first appointment, you should bring Insurance Information/Card, photo Identification, and any medical records, including all medications & supplements.

A: While both crowns and fillings are used to restore damaged teeth, the main difference between them is the amount of tooth structure they cover. A filling only fills in a small area of the tooth, while a crown covers the entire tooth, providing more support and protection. Crowns are often used in cases where a filling would not be sufficient, such as for larger cavities, cracked teeth, or after a root canal.

A: Dental sealants are most commonly recommended for children and teenagers because their teeth are still developing and are more prone to decay. However, adults with deep grooves and pits in their molars may also benefit from dental sealants.

A: Dr. Braun’s entire team is trained to evaluate and treat sleep disorders such as nighttime grinding, clenching, snoring and poor quality sleep. Every exam includes a thorough medical history review, and an airway and TMJ evaluation. Rest assured, when there is a dental connection affecting your overall health, this team will discover and help with treatment.