Dr. Joseph Richter, DDS

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Ensuring Optimal Oral Health and Radiant Smiles in Fairfield, Ohio

Dr. Joseph Richter is making a difference in the dental health of the Greater Cincinnati community through his dedicated work at Fairfield Family Dentistry. Alongside his father, Dr. Timothy Richter, he offers a wide range of dental services that cater to the individual needs of each patient, ensuring gentle and personalized care for the entire family.

Fairfield Family Dentistry is a trusted dental practice in Fairfield, Ohio, where Drs. Richter provide compassionate and comprehensive dental care for patients of all ages. By utilizing mini-dental implants, Dr. Richter is able to focus on gentle treatment and personalized service. The father-son duo are dedicated to helping patients restore their oral health and beautiful smiles.

Dr. Richter’s journey to becoming a respected dentist began at St. Xavier High School, where he excelled both academically and athletically. His passion for football not only led his team to two state championships but also instilled in him the values of teamwork and perseverance that he carries into his dental practice today. From St. Xavier, Dr. Richter went on to continue his academic and athletic career at Ohio Dominican University. While at ODU, Dr. Richter was a three year starting defensive end on the field, and a two year teacher’s assistant for the anatomy program. After completing his undergrad degree, Dr. Richter followed in his father’s footsteps by earning his Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree from The Ohio State University College of Dentistry in 2017.

His commitment to serving others extends beyond the doors of Fairfield Family Dentistry. For nearly two years, Dr. Richter dedicated his skills and expertise to providing dental care to the less fortunate in the Over-The-Rhine district of Cincinnati. He is also a part of the American Dental Association as well as a proud member of Keely Dental Society of Butler County.

At Fairfield Family Dentistry, Dr. Joseph Richter utilizes the latest innovative technology to diagnose and treat a wide range of dental issues, from routine check-ups to complex implant procedures. His compassionate approach to dentistry and his belief in the importance of giving back to the community have earned him recognition as a caring and dedicated healthcare professional.

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