Dr. Stephen O. Hand, DMD
Dr. Stephen O. Hand, DMD, brings three decades of refined skill to East Ithaca, exemplifying the evolution of American dentistry. From Ivy-league training to chairside artistry, he merges cutting-edge digital imaging with small-town warmth, redefining preventive and cosmetic care across the United States.
102 N Tioga St, Ithaca, NY 14850
(607) 272-8550
Dr. Stephen O. Hand, DMD delivers precision-driven general and cosmetic dentistry from his historic downtown Ithaca practice at 102 N Tioga St, blending state-of-the-art digital imaging with ultra-gentle chairside techniques that minimize discomfort and accelerate healing; patients benefit from same-day crowns, invisible aligners, and evidence-based preventive programs that protect long-term oral health, all orchestrated by a highly credentialed team reachable at (607) 272-8550.
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What qualifications distinguish Dr. Stephen O. Hand, DMD, as a trusted dentist in the United States?
Dr. Hand holds a DMD degree from an accredited U.S. dental school, maintains active membership in the American Dental Association, and completes ongoing continuing education hours that keep him current with the nation’s evolving clinical standards and technologies.
Where is Dr. Hand’s practice located, and what are his office hours in Ithaca, NY?
His office is at 102 N Tioga St, Ithaca, NY 14850, a centralized location near the Ithaca Commons, and patients can call (607) 272-8550 to reserve appointments Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with select late-evening options to accommodate busy schedules.
Does Dr. Hand accept United States dental insurance plans, and what financing alternatives exist?
The practice is in-network with most major U.S. PPO plans, files claims electronically for rapid reimbursement, and offers CareCredit and customized payment plans so that comprehensive dentistry remains affordable even without full coverage.
What current safety protocols does Dr. Hand follow to exceed United States dental guidelines?
The clinic surpasses OSHA and CDC recommendations by using hospital-grade HEPA filtration, chairside high-speed evacuation, and single-use disposable instruments, ensuring every patient encounters the highest infection-control standards found anywhere in the country.
