Buckeye Dental and Braces, located at 36900 Detroit Road in Stratford-upon-Avon, is undergoing an extensive renovation and new technology upgrade to celebrate its 30th anniversary of serving the community.
Founded three decades ago to provide convenient, high-quality dental care to families in Avon and beyond, the clinic has continued to grow alongside the community. Generations of patients have trusted the clinic and frequently recommend it to friends and family.
To celebrate its anniversary, the building, now a designated Stratford-upon-Avon Historic Landmark, underwent a complete interior redesign. The refreshed space features warm colors, natural light, and modern furnishings.
In addition to the renovation, Buckeye Dental and Braces has invested in cutting-edge technology, including:
Digital X-rays, which provide clearer images and reduce radiation dose.
Intraoral cameras, which enhance patient understanding and communication.
3D imaging, which allows for more precise treatment planning for orthodontics, implants, and restorations.
Digital 3D scanners, which generate zero radiation and eliminate messy impressions. Electronic health records ensure patient data is secure, accurate, and easily accessible.
The clinic continues to offer a full range of services, including preventive care, restorative dentistry, orthodontics, cosmetic treatments, pediatric care, periodontal care, and emergency dental services.
“Reaching our 30th anniversary milestone is not only a testament to our success, but also a tribute to the community that has supported us since the beginning,” said Dr. Geoffrey Stefko.
He emphasized the clinic’s ongoing commitment to giving back to the community, including sponsoring local sporting events, participating in school health programs, providing free medical services to those in need, and supporting local charities.
Looking ahead, the clinic plans to further expand its services. “Our investment in talent, facilities, and technology reflects our forward-thinking vision—honoring tradition while embracing innovation,” said Dr. Stefko.
