DENTIST NEAR LAKE PARK IN WORCESTER, MA
Proudly Serving Worcester Since 1980
Why Patients in Lake Park Choose Us
Get to Know Our Team of Dentists Near Lake Park
A Look at What Our Other Patients Are Saying
Dr. Matthews and staff were very professional and wonderful! She was patient and extremely caring and kind. I am beyond grateful and pleased with my dental care; Thank you!
How Can We Help You Smile?
Nothing is better than having an experienced, compassionate, and conveniently located dental team that’s always just a phone call away. Our team at University Dental Group aims to be that for you. We’re proud to offer a wide range of services at our office near Lake Park – click on the images below to learn all about them!
3 Ways You Can Save With Us
At our office, we want you to be able to focus on getting the preventive, restorative, or cosmetic dental care you need without stressing about the cost. That’s why we welcome several financial solutions, including dental insurance! If you are interested in learning more about them, click on the icons below.
Finding Our Dental Office Near Lake Park
Good news for our patients in Lake Park: our office is less than two miles away! Simply take Lake Avenue to Belmont Street, then turn on Plantation Street. You’ll find our office at 330 Plantation Street in Worcester, which is close to McDonald’s, Fidelity Bank, and Cafe Reyes. If you are having any trouble finding us, don’t hesitate to give us a call. We’d be happy to give you step-by-step directions from your location.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I make a same-day appointment with a dentist?
Are you struggling with a painful toothache? Maybe one of your dental crowns feels loose, there is a crack in your enamel, or your gums are bleeding when you floss. No matter what the case is, the best thing to do is to call our dental team near Lake Park. That way, we can learn more about your situation, determine if same-day care is needed, and schedule an appointment at our office.
Important reminder: If you are experiencing any potentially life-threatening symptoms, like uncontrollable bleeding, then you should call 911 or go to the ER.
How can I find a female dentist?
If you’re looking for a female dentist in your area, you can look on Google or ask friends, family, and neighbors that you trust for their recommendations. Of course, if you reside in or around Lake Park, then you don’t have to look far. We have an experienced, compassionate, and highly-trained dentist right here!
Dr. Camesia Matthews graduated from George Washington University before obtaining her dental doctorate from Howard University. In the years since, she has completed continuing education and advanced training to ensure that she’s continuing to provide her patients with the absolute best care.
What do you do if you can't afford a dentist?
Whether it’s time for your six-month checkup or you suspect that you have a cavity, the last thing we want is for the cost to be what stands in the way of you getting the care you need. That’s why we welcome several financial solutions. In addition to working with several popular dental insurance providers, we offer periodic specials and accept flexible financing.
Once we know more about your dental history, needs, and goals, we can review your treatment options and provide you with an estimate of the cost. Then, we can discuss how to make the price fit comfortably into your budget. To put it simply, we’re here to make navigating the financial side of your care stress-free, not stressful.
What level of education is required to be a dentist?
The road to becoming a dentist usually takes 7+ years. The first step is obtaining an undergraduate degree and being accepted to an accredited dental school (there are only 67 in the US). From there, they must complete extensive in-classroom and hands-on training to earn their Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) or a Doctor of Dental Sciences (DDS) degree. Then, to maintain their license, they must complete continuing education courses each year.