Dr. Lisa Wyatt, DDS

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Get to know Dentist Dr. Lisa Wyatt, who serves the New Orleans, Louisiana area at her private practice, Metairie Family Dentistry and several local hospitals. Together with her team, Dr. Wyatt’s is dedicated to providing patients with outstanding care through quality general, cosmetic, restorative, surgical, and sedation dentistry, including implants, veneers, and crowns that are made in-house within a two-hour visit. Dr. Wyatt also offers cosmetic services such as Botox, Dermafil, Pellevé, tooth whitening, and laser treatment for wrinkles or snoring. Metairie Village Dentistry is dedicated to offering advanced, quality dental care for the whole family, babies to adults. Whether relaxation means oral or IV sedation or simply watching a movie on special glasses while having your dental needs met, they strive to make visits comforting and enjoyable. Dr. Wyatt earned her dental degree at the Louisiana State University School of Dentistry. She has been practicing in Louisiana for over thirty years and is additionally affiliated with East Jefferson General Hospital. She has been trained to treat those with special medical needs who cannot receive in-office treatment. To stay current in the field, Dr. Wyatt maintains professional memberships with the American Dental Association, the New Orleans Dental Association Logo, the New Orleans Dental Association, the Academy of General Dentistry, the Academy of General Dentistry, the Louisiana Dental Association, and the Louisiana Dental Association. She has been repeatedly recognized as a Top Dentist in New Orleans Magazine. General dentists provide a wide array of services that are vital to patients’ continued health. These services include: preventive services — helping to maintain good oral health by stopping disease before it takes hold in the mouth; restorative services — receiving timely and appropriate treatment when a problem is identified; as well as cosmetic services — performing a range of cosmetic procedures, such as teeth whitening, cosmetic bonding – even porcelain veneers. General dentists also address overall health concerns, as oral health is seen as the mirror of general health. In fact, some dental problems may reflect issues in other parts of the body and vice versa. Dr. Wyatt is dedicated to offering advanced, quality dental care for the whole family, babies to adults. When she is not seeing patients, she enjoys spending time with her friends and family members.

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