Here are some highlights of our new dental office:

Our laser is about the size of a mechanical pencil, which is perfect for working within the confines of the mouth.

We have recently begun offering treatment of cold sores, canker sores and tooth sensitivity using a laser at our dental office. Dr. Nick and Dr. Jonathan received certification from the World Clinical Laser Institute to offer this emerging technology for our patients. Patients who begin to feel the tingling sensation of a forming cold sore, who have a canker sore currently or patients who find they have sensitivity to hot, cold, sweets or while brushing their teeth, may find almost immediate relief from laser treatment. While we cannot give a guarantee, some studies have shown that those suffering from a history of cold sores find that they don’t come back after the laser treatment.

The treatment is very fast. Using a diode laser manufactured by Biolase, your doctor will apply the laser to the affected tooth or place in your mouth. Patients may experience a slight warming sensation.

If you have any of the above symptoms, don’t hesitate to call the office or talk to your hygienist or doctor at your next visit. We are happy to answer any questions you have about laser treatment.

Rendering of our new addition on the south west corner of the building.

We are very excited to begin our construction project here at Koenigsknecht Dentistry to expand the clinical and waiting room space for our patients. Other features of our new office will include: an additional bathroom for patients, a private procedure room, roomier checkout stations and a whole new look, while keeping our 1860s Victorian charm. We can’t wait to share our new space with you!

Koenigsknecht Dentistry will be open during construction.

Patients may use the driveway off Cass Street for drop off and pickup.

We appreciate your patience during this time. All patients and visitors should use our new, but temporary, entrance off of Cass Street. Parking is available directly north of our building on Cass Street and west on Clinton Street. Patients may also park in our newly acquired parking space directly south of our building. The entrance to this parking is off of Clinton Street.

The Meridian Community Band will be playing “An Old Fashioned July 4th Concert” in the Band Shell from 7-9 p.m. Fireworks will follow.