About Fox Grape Family Dentistry

Clinicians at the practice are recorded with the International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine and the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology. The practice states that its staff reviews the day's schedule together each morning and keeps an open radio channel during appointments, so a team member can request assistance without leaving the treatment room. Oral cancer screening is carried out at every visit, and mouth guards are custom-fitted from molds taken in the office for sport protection, bruxism, alignment and temporomandibular disorder. Patient hours run from 7am to 3pm.

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Credentialed Clinician

Cole Duncan (DMD)

IABDM member

IABDM recordverified 10 October 2026

Procedures

Biocompatibility Testing Ozone Therapy Zirconia Dental Implants Family Dentistry Pediatric Dentistry Periodontal Therapy Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF) Sleep & Airway Dentistry TMJ / TMD Therapy

Clinic Details

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Common Questions

Does Fox Grape Family Dentistry treat children and adults in the same practice?

Yes. The practice states that every stage of life brings different dental care needs and that it treats every member of a family, both young and old. Its services are grouped into regular care, preventive treatment, cosmetic treatment and restorative treatment. If a specific procedure is not listed, the practice asks patients to call and discuss what they are looking for.

Why does this office see patients from 7am to 3pm rather than conventional hours?

The practice states that its business hours differ from most offices by design. Opening earlier allows adults to be seen before work and children before school, and ending the day at 3pm allows the team to be present for their own families' sports games, dance recitals and school concerts. Appointments are scheduled inside that window.

What screening is performed at a routine visit?

Oral cancer screening is completed at every visit. The clinician checks for red or white patches inside the mouth, looks for mouth sores, and examines the oral tissues for lumps or other abnormalities; further testing follows if any sign is detected. The practice describes the intent as identifying disease at an early stage, when treatment is more straightforward.

How does the practice approach jaw pain and temporomandibular disorder?

The practice describes TMD as a condition of the joint connecting the jaw to the skull, associated with stress, jaw clenching and bruxism, and presenting as pain on opening or closing, difficulty chewing, headache or ear pain, a jaw that locks open or shut, clicking, and grinding. Its stated approach pairs symptom relief with behavioral treatment, and it notes TMD symptoms can accompany other health problems.

Are mouth guards made in the office or bought ready-made?

Mouth guards are custom-fitted from molds taken of the patient's own mouth, which the practice states provides more protection than generic guards sold in stores. They are used for contact and recreational sports and also for grinding during sleep, alignment, TMD, or to deliver topical medication or whitening treatment.