Paige Backenstose
Paige Backenstose, a Marbletown native, has quietly built a reputation across the United States as the dentist other dentists trust when microscopic precision counts. From her Hudson Valley roots to advanced training at Ivy League occlusion centers, she fuses small-town warmth with digital wizardry, turning anxious patients into grinning collaborators before the chair reclines.
138 Pine St # 210, Kingston, NY 12401
(845) 338-6900
Paige Backenstose delivers comprehensive family dentistry in a state-of-the-art Pine Street suite, combining digital imaging and minimally-invasive techniques to shorten appointments and maximize comfort; patients value her same-day crowns, flexible financing, and preventive-focused philosophy that keeps Kingston smiles healthy with fewer interventions.
Faq
Is Dr. Paige Backenstose licensed to practice general and cosmetic dentistry in the United States?
Yes, Dr. Paige Backenstose is a fully licensed U.S. dentist who completed her Doctor of Dental Surgery at an ADA-accredited American university, passed national and regional boards, and maintains active state licensure in New York, ensuring every procedure at her Kingston, NY practice meets the same stringent standards required across the United States.
What American billing and insurance options are available at her Kingston office?
The practice works with most major PPO dental plans that U.S. employers and the federal marketplace offer, files claims electronically on the day of service, and accepts FSAs, HSAs, and CareCredit so patients can use pre-tax dollars or low-interest payment plans for any out-of-pocket balance.
How does a busy U.S. patient schedule an appointment at her Pine Street location?
Simply call (845) 338-6900 or book online through https://www.pinestreetdental.com; the office opens at 7 a.m. three days a week to accommodate American work schedules, sends text confirmations to U.S. cell numbers, and keeps Saturday appointments twice a month for families who rely on traditional Monday-to-Friday school and job commitments.
What safety protocols meet U.S. CDC and OSHA expectations during treatment?
Dr. Backenstose exceeds nationwide CDC sterilization guidelines by using hospital-grade disinfectants, individual autoclaved instrument cassettes, chairside HEPA filtration, and single-use disposable items, while her New York facility undergoes an annual OSHA audit to protect both domestic patients and staff from cross-contamination.
