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Dentist Williamsburg, VA - Nancy Y. Schumann DDS

Our mission is to serve each patient to the best of our ability with respect, expertise, and integrity.  We value our patients and are dedicated to establishing our practice as the ideal state of the art facility for all dentistry needs, including family and cosmetic.  Our professional team will ensure your complete satisfaction.

 We want our patients to look forward to their visits with us so we have provided the following comforts:

  • Flat Screen Televisions In The Treatment Rooms
  • Relaxing Music
  • Neck Pillows
  • Warming Blankets
  • Massage Chairs
  • Protective Eyewear
  • Convenient & Abundant Parking
  • Easy Elevator Access
  • Handicap Accessability
  • Convenient New Town Location
  • Private Treatment Rooms
  • Spa Like Atmosphere
  • Friendly And Courteous Staff
  • Knowledgeable With Insurance


 In addition to being OSHA and HIPAA compliant, some of the state-of-the-art technologies that we feature include:

  • IQAir Hepa Hospital Grade Air Filters For Virus/ Bacteria ( See Link Below)
  • Extra Oral HVE  suction to catch aerosols 
  • Cavitron Ultrasonic Cleaning Technology
  • Prophy Jet Cleaning Technology
  • Dexis Digital X-Rays (promoting less radiation)
  • Waterlase Laser Technology
  • Zoom In Office Teeth Whitening
  • Intraoral Camera (Digital photo for patient view of teeth)
  • Secured Electronic Claim Filing On Your Behalf
  • Noise Reduced High Speed Handpieces




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Hours of Operation

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Nancy Y. Schumann DDS

Monday:

8:30 am-5:00 pm

Tuesday:

8:30 am-5:00 pm

Wednesday:

8:30 am-5:00 pm

Thursday:

8:30 am-5:00 pm

Friday:

9:00 am-1:00 pm

Saturday:

Closed

Sunday:

Closed

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The New IQ Air Filter used by hospitals Provides Clean Air In Our Practice And Protects Our Patients And Staff From The Corona Virus and Other Bacteria.

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We have added A new Extra Oral suction to help our patients and staff from aerosols 


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