About Janet Rowland Family Dentistry
Janet Rowland Family Dentistry is a full-service general dental practice at 1030 Burlew Blvd. in Owensboro, Kentucky, serving Owensboro, Daviess County and the surrounding communities of Philpot, Utica, West Louisville and Whitesville. Implant cases are carried out in cooperation with local specialists. Clinicians at the practice are recorded with the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology. The office states that it is accepting new patients, emergency patients and denture patients, that it accepts most forms of insurance and will research and file dental benefits on a patient's behalf, and that it keeps Friday hours.
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Credentialed Clinician
Janet Rowland
IAOMT memberIAOMT recordverified 22 October 2026
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Clinic Details
- Address: 1030 Burlew Blvd., B1, Owensboro, KY 42303
- Telephone: 270-685-1777
- Website: https://janetrowland.com/
- City: Owensboro, KY (all Kentucky clinics)
Common Questions
What range of dental treatment does this practice provide?
The practice describes treatment from new patient exams and cleanings through full-mouth restorations, with radiographs and fluoride treatments. Listed procedures include sealants, composite fillings, porcelain crowns, porcelain fixed bridges, porcelain veneers, tooth whitening, dental implants, dentures and partial dentures, root canal therapy, and periodontal treatment. Family dentistry is handled for both children and adults.
Is the practice accepting new patients, and how is a visit arranged?
The practice states that it is currently accepting new patients, emergency patients and denture patients. It accepts most forms of insurance and says it will research and file dental benefits on the patient's behalf.
How are dental implant cases handled here?
The practice offers several implant solutions and selects among them according to the individual case.
What does root canal therapy at this office involve?
The described sequence is removal of inflamed or infected pulp, then cleaning and shaping of the interior of the tooth root. The space is filled and sealed, and a crown or other restoration is then placed on the tooth to restore its function. The practice reports using current techniques and specialized instruments for this work.
How does the practice approach gum disease and recall intervals?
Periodontal treatment is provided by the hygienists where it is indicated and prescribed, and is described as a specialized deep tissue cleaning that removes calculus and plaque below the gumline. The stated minimum recall interval is every six months, and the practice notes that patients with gum disease may need to attend more frequently than that.