Dr. Christopher T. Trailor wants to welcome you to his website-
Since 1974, Norwich Periodontal Associates, L.L.C. has been providing excellent periodontal and implant dental care to Norwich and the surrounding communities.
Under the direction of Dr. Chirstopher Trailor since 1993, Norwich Periodontal Associates has developed a stellar reputation for providing the very highest quality periodontal and implant treatment in a comfortable and relaxed setting. Dr. Trailor is extremely proud of his staff, which is comprised of caring and dedicated professionals who make every effort to ensure that our patient’s needs are met as efficiently and effortlessly as possible.
Our office has developed a practice philosophy which emphasizes optimal clinical care while maintaining strict ethical standards. To meet these goals, a list of our practice standards are listed below.
- We are always an advocate for the patient and treat all patients as if they were family or friends.
- A patient’s chief complaint is always our primary concern.
- Patients are always informed of all periodontal and implant treatment options regardless of age.
- The advantages and disadvantages of all treatment options are honestly presented allowing patients to always make their own decisions.
- Treatment recommendations are communicated with the reffering dentist prior to the initiation of any periodontal or implant treatment.
- All procedures are performed with as little discomfort as possible and we recognize dental anxiety as a real, yet manageable issue.
- Dr. Trailor and his staff regularly attend continuing education courses to provide the most current evidence based treatment approaches.
- A patient’s financial status is taken into consideration during the treatment planning phase and every effort is made to make treatment as affordable as possible.
- We do not endorse dental products and/or procedures that are not based on sound,evidence-based dental research.
- We always strive to do the very best work we can while aiming for optimal treatment results. However, the patient’s are informed that in certain cercumstances, a perfect outcome is not always possible.
