David Seccombe, DDS

I’m sharing a project I did many years ago with a lab slow speed and a block of lexan, but maybe I’m going to have to give another try with time on my hands. I did this by grinding from the back side and grinding in at different depths for the 3D effect.

We can't put our heads in the sand. We need to help any way we can. This terrible scourge needs to be gone.... Stay safe, keep calm and carry on. As some have already heard, we made the difficult decision to close our doors until April 1st. The national goal is to tamp down the potential for further spreading of the COVID-19, so that we have a chance for the virus to run out of new victims. Will this ultimately be effective? Only time will tell. So for now, we will make arrangements to see our patients for dental emergencies only, through Mar. 31. Rescheduling your appointments will be handled by Olivia and Sandy. Stay safe and don't watch too much Netflix. And continue to brush and floss. Sincerely, Dr. David Seccombe and the whole dental team

In order to return to dental care, we in dentistry also need to get priority access to N-95 masks, face shields, etc. which are currently scarce. See the NY Times article: https://www.nytimes.com//econ/coronavirus-worker-risk.html. Please sign this petition and SHARE.

Happy New Year! With time's passage comes change. And some are uncomfortable with such change. If you have had changes thrust upon you, you might find familiarity with the Dr. and dental team at our practice. We are a quality-oriented practice that embraces our community. Dr. Seccombe attended Claremont schools before University. Our team members are lovely, talented, caring, and experienced. They are your patient advocates, knowledgable in the maze of dental insurance processing, detail-oriented, and amazing communicators. Dr. Seccombe has kept in the forefront of dental technology. One-visit crowns are what you can expect. Don't delay, call today! 909-626-5662 and look us up on drseccombe.com.

Happy Thanksgiving! I am thankful for our wonderful dental patients and friends, and for my great Dental Team. Let us give thanks for all our many blessings,... For the little children who see the world with eyes of wonder, For the youth whose budding strength lifts our hearts and spirits, For those who take care of us and keep us safe, Our parents and providers, our nurses, teachers, soldiers, And let us not forget the silver wisdom of our elders. We are grateful not for things but for people, For good health and friendship, and satisfaction with our work. Let this day live forever in our hearts So that when we are old, or if ever alone, or cold or hungry, We can recollect these precious hours with joyful gratitude For the hands that prepare the food, The voices that gently rise from the hearth, The sweet smell of something in the oven. Our souls will carry these senses forever. Let us eat, enjoy, be well together And take a quiet moment to remember those who have departed For they wait for us at the greatest table of all. Thanksgiving Prayer from Mary Anne Anderson

Thanks. Spent the day at SD Zoo

Took the Dental Team to Glen Ivy for a Staff Appreciation Event. We enjoyed the Citrus Cabana for a nice large private patio.

Hope your Independence Day was full of meaning and loaded with friends & family fun.

Way to celebrate, Carol Carol Gomez - Arredondo!

Make your hygiene appointment soon!

Happy Spring! With Spring comes Spring Cleaning. That includes a visit to your favorite hygienist.