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Dr. DeWeirdt was listed in the top 270 dentists voted by their peers as Chicago-area dentists whom they would trust to treat their family and friends.

At Hobson Dental Associates. Glenn DeWeirdt DDS, our primary goal is customer service. We provide state-of-the-art dental care in a low-stress environment. We ranked in the top ten dental practices in Woodridge, IL, Naperville area, and DuPage County by the Chicago Consumer Magazine.

Dr. DeWeirdt is a "dentist's dentist" and counts numerous dentists, dental hygienists, and dental professionals as well as other health care professionals as patients. There is no greater testament to the quality of care than to treat professional peers.

We provide full-service dental care, specializing in general and cosmetic dentistry. Our practice is family-oriented, always welcoming new patients. In our state-of-the-art facility, we are able to perform crowns, from start to finish, in less than 2 hours, using Cerec technology. Our State of the Art practice includes all of the latest technologies and techniques.

Our Dental Implant Specialist, Dr. Irbad Chowdhurry has placed thousands of dental implants and is one of the pre-eminent implantologists in the Chicago area.

Dr. DeWeirdt is a part time clinical instructor at Midwestern University School of Dental Medicine. Dr. DeWeirdt teaches general dentistry to third and fourth year students as an Adjunct Faculty member in the Multi-Disciplinary Clinic located in Downers Grove.

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SOME OF OUR SERVICES INCLUDE:

  • Cosmetic Dentistry
  • Periodontal Conditions
  • In Office Whitening
  • Dental Implants
  • General Dentistry
  • Full Mouth Reconstruction
  • High-Tech Dentistry
  • Invisalign
  • Endodontics
  • Crowns and Restorations

We offer 24 hour emergency service and a relaxing setting. Our trained professionals always take extra care and sensitivity, with each and every patient. If you need a simple procedure, regular check up, or a complicated dental consult, we will be happy to assist you. Our staff is highly trained and we have a multitude of new dental technologies.

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What is Microdentistry?

MicroDentistry is the discipline of using the high magnification available with the dental operating microscope (4X-22X) to provide extremely accurate and conservative dental restorations. Due to the accuracy and minimally invasive techniques, the restorations will last longer and look better! Less than 2% of general dentists nationwide practice micro dentistry with the dental operating microscope. Dr. DeWeirdt is partnered with Carl Zeiss, the world's preeminent lens manufacturer, utilizing Zeiss OPMI pico and Extaro 300 microscopes, the most advanced dental microscopes in the world.

A WORD ABOUT VOLUNTEERISM

How does your dentist give back to the community? Dr. DeWeirdt supports numerous charitable organizations and has been a volunteer dentist since 2001. He serves as Vice President of the Board of Managers for the Chicago Dental Society Foundation Clinic located in Wheaton. This clinic is fully funded by donations from dentists and the dental industry and has received national attention as a ground-breaking clinic for underserved populations. In addition, Dr. DeWeirdt serves on the Peer Review Committee of the Chicago Dental Society and is a member of the Chicago Dental Society Foundation Board of Directors.

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