To Our Valued Patients,
Your safety, your protection, and your health are our primary concerns in this time of crisis.
We understand and deeply respect that you may be worried about the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) in public places…even at our up-to-date sterilized office.
At A Downtown Dental Group, I want to assure you that our office has even further heightened our already rigid sterilization safeguards, office cleaning standards and personal protective equipment (PPE) to minimize the possibility of transmission to you, our wonderful patients and to our outstanding team. We have exceeded all standards for sterilization and patient care, for your protection.
Our first priority is always your health and well-being. That is a priority we take extremely seriously, even with the current disruptions we’re all experiencing. Your dental health remains important to us, because it plays such an important role in your overall health.
When you visit our office, you’ll see we’ve taken all the necessary steps to ensure you have the best patient experience possible. For everyone’s safety, if you are experiencing any symptoms, please do not come to our office and call us to reschedule your appointment. If we see symptoms in our patients, or our team, we will reschedule the appointment on the spot and make sure affected staff members are isolated and self-quarantined.
It is just one more way that we can show our high level of care for you… and for everyone in our community. We very much look forward to seeing you, your family, and your friends very soon, when everything is better.
With kind regards,
Dr. David Miyasaki DMD
Dr. Wilfred Miyasaki DMD
Dr. Shilla Yoon DMD
And your entire staff at A Downtown Dental Group.
P.S. If you have a dental emergency, we are available to help you. If you have an urgent question, we will talk to you. Please call us at 533-0000. We will make every effort to continue to care for you.
P.P.S. You can also visit our website to request an emergency appointment 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Visit: www.BestDentistHonolulu.com
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