Randolph Family Dentistry

11/27/2025

Happy ! We’re thankful for our hardworking team and our wonderful patients who make every day brighter. Wishing you a holiday full of smiles! 💛

11/26/2025

Don’t forget your smile while travelling! Be sure to regularly brush and floss to keep your teeth healthy on the go.

11/24/2025

It’s extremely common for patients to feel anxious about seeing the dentist, and that’s okay! We focus on comfort, care, and compassion on every visit. ❤️ Schedule your next appointment today!

11/21/2025

X-rays are key to preventive care, revealing hidden issues before they worsen. Schedule your next visit by calling our office!

11/19/2025

Are you brushing long enough? For the best results, brush for a full two minutes, setting a timer or playing your favorite song to keep your routine on track!

11/17/2025

A simple reminder for better oral health: replace your toothbrush every 3–4 months! Fresh bristles mean a more thorough clean and a brighter, healthier smile!

05/25/2020

We are open for essential dental care starting 5-26-20

04/02/2020

Extended closure of your dental office

We hope everyone is staying safe and healthy.
The Massachusetts Dental Society announced Yesterday its strong recommendation to extend the closure of all the dental offices till at least May 4th so we will follow the recommendations to make sure our patients and our staff are safe.
If you have a dental emergency please call the office and follow the instructions to contact Dr. Salloum, also you can contact us for non emergency matters by email at
randolphfamilydentistry@gmail.com
Please stay healthy everyone.
Thank you ,
Dr. Salloum and the staff
Randolph Family Dentistry
781-963-0860

09/28/2018

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Patients who have missing teeth or major tooth and gum problems often have questions about dental implants. Implants are the modern solution for replacing teeth and are now often preferred over other solutions like dentures and bridges. Here are a few of the most common frequently asked questions ab

09/16/2018

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For a healthy pregnancy, it helps to have healthy teeth and gums. In fact, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) encourages its members to advise expectant moms to see their dentist. But maintaining oral health can be more challenging when you’re expecting. For one thi

09/06/2018

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Dental implants are considered today’s premier method for restoring missing teeth. Obtaining an implant, though, is often a long process and the implants themselves must be surgically placed within the jaw bone. Nothing to worry about, though: implant surgery is a minor to moderate procedure a

07/18/2018

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As many as 36 million adults in the U.S. suffer from some form of chronic jaw pain. What’s more, many of these may also experience other painful conditions like arthritis or chronic fatigue in other parts of their body. Chronic jaw pain is actually a group of difficult to define disorders col