GEORGETOWN – Surrounded by family, friends, and staff, Dr. Shradha Sharma, DMD, this past fall cut the ribbon at Georgetown Family Dentistry’s brand-new, state-of-the-art location in Georgetown, Massachusetts. The Greater Haverhill Chamber of Commerce hosted the event, which also included local dignitaries and community leaders.
“This new building is a dream realized – we’ve built a space designed for comfort, innovation, and expanded patient care,” said Dr. Sharma. “I’m deeply grateful to everyone – from the team members who worked tirelessly to make this happen, to our supporters in the community, and to the Chamber for celebrating alongside us.”
Dr. Sharma first opened Georgetown Family Dentistry in 2011. However, over time, the facility became too small to support the growing practice. So, when the opportunity for expansion arose, she jumped at the chance.
The new Georgetown Family Dentistry office, located at 51 West Main Street and next to the old location, is thoughtfully designed to offer enhanced patient comfort, patient flow, and advanced treatment capabilities. Doubling in size from three treatment areas to six, the expanded space will allow Dr. Sharma and her team to better serve families in Georgetown and surrounding communities with general, esthetic, and restorative services in a welcoming environment. State-of-the-art scanning machines eliminate the need for uncomfortable teeth impressions, while cone beam X-ray machines take 3D and digital X-rays, making it easier to diagnose patients.
Because the space can accommodate more patients, Dr. Sharma is adding another dentist, hygienist, and dental assistant to the practice.
About Dr. Shradha Sharma
Dr. Sharma has been practicing dentistry in Massachusetts for 20 years, 14 of those serving Georgetown and surrounding communities. She is a graduate of Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, where she also completed an esthetic dentistry residency. Before opening Georgetown Family Dentistry in 2011, she spent more than eight years in research and teaching at Tufts Dental School, where she continues to serve as a visiting faculty member.
With two decades of clinical experience, Dr. Sharma is a member of the American Dental Association and the Massachusetts Dental Society. Her clinical and academic work has earned her recognition in restorative and esthetic dentistry, and she frequently lectures to colleagues and students across the country. ♦
