ABC Family Dental Services

08/20/2025

It was a pleasure to have Anna Vandermause working with us this summer. Not only is she a hard-worker, but an awesome artist and writer too. Though we would like her to stay, we’re excited to see what her future in dentistry holds. Wishing you the best, Anna!

08/12/2025

ATTENTION ALL DENTAL ASSISTANTS...we'd like to meet you!!!
We are a state of the art, fun, fast-paced private practice office looking for a Dental Assistant to join our team. We value hard work, compassion and team work. If you are looking for a career that is patient centered in a positive work environment, this is the right place for you.
Please send your resume to: administrator@abcfamilydentalservices.com

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05/22/2025

After nearly 44 years, Kathy has decided to retire. Her compassion, dedication, and warmth have touched so many lives. While we will deeply miss her presence, we are so excited for her to enjoy this next chapter! We took the time to honor and celebrate how wonderful of a team member she has been.

Happy Retirement, Kathy!

05/22/2025

Congratulations to Aubrey Daul and Andrew Klass on their graduation day! Both of their mothers, who work at our clinic, are very proud.

03/07/2025

Like the saying time flies when you are having fun, we proudly celebrate and acknowledge Sara for 5 incredible years of dedication and employment. Thank you for bringing joy and enthusiasm to our office everyday.

02/03/2025

Today we acknowledge Kris Demmin's remarkable 26-year career with our clinic. We are grateful for her commitment and outstanding contributions. We look forward to many years ahead!

10/10/2024

We are pleased to announce the addition of Dr Eric Iwen to our dental team!

Dr. Eric Iwen graduated from Marquette University School of Dentistry in 2009. He chose to dedicate the first years of his career at Lake Superior Community Health Center in Duluth and Superior. In 2021, Dr. Eric decided to move to a private practice in Two Harbors, Minnesota where he practiced until August 2024. He served as a preceptor for students from A.T. Still University, which included students from Arizona School of Dentistry and Oral Health, and Missouri School of Dentistry and Oral Health. He has been a member of the Lake Superior School of Dental Hygiene advisory committee since 2021, where he teaches anesthesia delivery techniques. He is also a member of the National Network of Oral Health Access, American Society of Forensic Odontology, Spear Education, and Great Lakes Study Club.
Dr Eric has a passion for philanthropy and has volunteered for the Mission of Mercy and Give Kids A Smile. As an artistic person, he greatly enjoys the artistic aspects of dentistry, in addition to the satisfaction of helping his patients achieve excellent oral health. In his free time, he enjoys being outdoors, gardening, cooking, travel, music, reading and spending time with friends and family.

10/01/2024

October is National Dental Hygiene Month!

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09/04/2024

Wishing our ABC Family Dental kiddos a happy, healthy school year!

08/16/2024

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08/13/2024

If you want to fix any imperfections in your smile, such as stains, chips, and gaps, veneers are the cosmetic solution you’re looking for. ABC Family Dental Services uses custom-designed veneers to blend in with your other teeth with natural-looking results. These thin shells can transform your teeth and give you a more uniform smile. To learn more about veneers, visit https://rwl.io/2YnaVK3 or give our office a call: 920-845-2225.

08/03/2024

Is iced coffee bad for your teeth? Whether you like yours hot or iced, all coffee is acidic and can lead to tooth sensitivity and increase the risk of cavities if consumed in excess. It can also stain your teeth over time. Many commercially available iced coffees contain added sugars or sweetened syrups, which can promote tooth decay and gum disease if consumed frequently. But don’t worry - we won’t ask you to take away your iced coffee for good!

To minimize potential negative effects on your teeth while enjoying iced coffee:
- Limit consumption of sugary or sweetened varieties.
- Drink through a straw positioned toward the back of your mouth to reduce contact with teeth.
- Rinse your mouth with water after drinking coffee to help neutralize acidity and reduce staining.
- Maintain good oral hygiene by brushing your teeth at least twice a day and flossing daily.
- Visit your dentist regularly for check-ups and professional cleanings.