Over time, teeth can wear, chip, or shift, which can affect both comfort and appearance. In this case, restorative treatment was used to rebuild the teeth and restore a balanced, natural smile. It’s always rewarding to see a patient rediscover their smile! Moments like these are why our doctors and team value taking the time to understand each patient’s goals and creating solutions that support long-term oral health.

Cooper has officially been given a transplant date of March 12! He will be readmitted to the hospital on February 25th to start the work up period for his transplant! Mason will be back to work on March 1st and Breanna will be in Akron with Cooper full time, until he can be released - which will hopefully be mid April. Cooper will be visiting Akron Children’s at least annually until he’s 26, fun fact! We encourage the community to gather around Mason, Bre, and Cooper! Prayers

Cooper's Story: Our much-adored hygienist, Bre, and her husband Mason (an Ashland Police officer) proudly welcomed their first-born son, Cooper, on 10/31/2025. Not long after being home as a new family of 3, circumstances arose that sent Cooper to Akron Children’s Hospital in Akron. On November 26, 2025 Cooper was diagnosed with Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis (HLH, a rare congenital/genetic autoimmune disease, in which his body does not produce cells needed to attack sick

Our office is reaching out to our community to help support one of our own that is facing the struggle of a lifetime. Our much-adored hygienist, Bre, and her husband Mason (an Ashland Police officer) proudly welcomed their first-born son, Cooper, on 10/31/2025. Not long after being home as a new family of 3, circumstances arose that sent Cooper to Akron Children’s Hospital in Akron. On November 26, 2025 Cooper was diagnosed with Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis (HLH, a rare