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When our patients visit our office, we want to make sure they are comfortable and relaxed. Our patients deserve only the best from the minute they walk in the door. We have many amazing amenities not offered anywhere else, including televisions on the ceilings, iPods with Bose headphones, a large variety of DVD movies, aromatherapy, warm blankets, and massage chairs. While patients wait, they can enjoy fresh flowers and courtesy phones in our reception area, along with the Internet Cafe. Cookies, coffee, tea, orange juice, and spring water are available in our reception area, along with comfortable chairs and a large library of books and magazines.

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Stephen J. Matarazzo, DMD, FICOI

Dr. Stephen Matarazzo is passionate about life-changing, “big problem” dentistry with an eye on premiere services such as smile makeovers, implant dentistry, full-mouth rehabilitation, and complete dentures.

A graduate of Boston College and Tufts School of Dental Medicine, Dr. Matarazzo has served Quincy-area patients since 1978. A Fellow of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists, the father of three has attended the distinguished Misch International Implant Institute. Dr. Matarazzo also learned from the “best”; advanced training at The LD Pankey Institute refined his exceptional skills in creating long-lasting, natural-looking, and healthy-functioning smiles. With a passion for complex and challenging cases, Dr. Matarazzo maintains membership with the Dental Organization for Conscious Sedation (DOCS).

A published author, Dr. Matarazzo dedicates his time and talent to resolve dental disease and decay among patients at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, as untreated oral infections are associated with stem cell and bone marrow transplant failures.

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