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Patrick Donald DDS
3740 S Evans Ste C Greenville , NC 27834 THIS DENTIST OFFICE IS AWFUL, I DIDNOT LIKE THE EXPERIENCE AT ALL AND WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THIS DENTIST TO ANYONE...WILL NEVER RETURN TO THIS OFFICE!
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Most dental insurances accepted: Also MetLife providers, Medicaid, blue cross blue shield, federal employee, dental wellness partners, and delta dental
General dentistry, tooth extractions, dentures, partials, crowns, bridges, teeth whitening, dental cleanings, fillings, cosmetic dentistry. Accepting New Patients
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Meet Dr. Patrick & His Staff
Dr. Donald R. Patrick graduated from the
Dr. Donald Patrick is a member of the American Dental Association, North Carolina Dental Society, the
We gladly welcome new patients! We accept most dental insurances. Come visit us today. We are conveniently located at 3740 South Evans Street Suite C, where there is ample parking available. Dr. Patrick and his staff look forward to serving you and your family for a lifetime of healthy teeth and gums.

Office location: 3740 South Evans, Suite C Our Comfortable Waiting Room
We Offer:
Routine preventative maintenance on teeth and gums such as routine cleanings, fillings, x-rays and check-ups.
Tooth extraction is the removal of a tooth from its socket in the bone.
Brightening technique performed by applying certain medicaments. Can be done at home or in office. Not a permanent treatment, it lasts for six to twelve months and is easily maintained or retreated.
A covering placed on a tooth to replace missing structure and reinforce or strengthen it. Commonly made from metal with porcelain baked to the outside. Crowns are used for broken or cracked teeth or over teeth where a previous filling encompasses more than one-half of the tooth. Crowns usually require two appointments for preparation and placement.
Replacing a missing tooth by placing at least two crowns on adjacent teeth and suspending a false tooth in between. This restoration is cemented to your teeth and is not removable.
Tooth-colored fillings are a safer and more attractive alternative to older silver amalgam fillings. By precisely matching tooth-colored composite fillings with the natural color of your teeth, a skilled cosmetic dentist is able to provide you with white fillings that are virtually invisible. The removal of amalgam fillings can provide patients with white fillings that provide a more pleasing, silver-free smile.
A removable appliance that replaces missing teeth in either the upper or lower jaw.
Methods used to enhance the smile including bleaching, porcelain veneers and porcelain crowns.
Periodontal procedures including reshaping of gum contours or removal of excess gum tissue for health or esthetic purposes.

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HIPAA & Your Privacy Rights
HIPAA & Your Privacy Rights
We strongly believe in doing everything we possibly can to safeguard the privacy and security of your health information and records.
As a result, we have made some changes in our office management procedures to make sure we follow the Health Information Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). Passed into law in 1996, HIPAA sets federal standards for the privacy and security of patient information for all healthcare providers, plans, insurance companies and anyone they do business with.
HIPAA gives you additional rights regarding control and use of your health information, meaning you have more access and control than ever. Please take a few minutes to review these new rights. We're happy to answer any questions you may have.
Control over Your Health Information
All healthcare providers (and health plans) are now required to give you a written explanation of how they use and disclose your personal health information before they can treat you. This way, you can decide if a provider is doing everything they should to protect your privacy before you choose them as your caregiver.
We must, by law, post a Notice of Privacy Practices, which outlines how we secure the privacy of patient information, in a place where you can easily see it.
We must get your signature for non-routine uses and disclosures of your information. A non-routine use is any situation not directly related to treatment, payment or operations. For example, if your child is going to summer camp and the camp needs a medical history, you will be asked to authorize us to release it before we can send the information. You have the right to say no, and you don't have to tell anyone why.
Authorizations of non-routine information are one-time-only, case by case, for the use defined by you.
Access to Your Health Information
You can get copies of your medical records simply by asking for them. Healthcare providers are required to get you a copy of your records within 60 days of your request. There may be a cost for this service.
Providers also must give you a history of non-routine disclosures if you ask for it. All you need to do is ask for the record and it is provided to you - no justification is needed.
You can also amend your medical records. You cannot change the existing record, buy you can add notes or comment on any procedures, treatments, payment or operations.
The provider then has the right to respond to your amendment. This way, you can be sure your records reflect your side of the story about treatment and payment issues.