Dr. Brian Jon Petersburg, DDS

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Get to know Dentist Dr. Brian Jon Petersburg, who serves the population of Brighton, Michigan. Dr. Brian Jon Petersburg is an established Dentist who continues to provide exceptional care and support to his patients within Brighton Family Dentistry in Brighton, Michigan. Featuring over four decades of experience in his field, he has a special expertise in all facets of dentistry and the treatment of sleep apnea. Dr. Petersburg also shares his wealth of expertise and knowledge as an Adjunct Professor with the University of Michigan School of Dentistry. Dr. Petersburg’s career in dentistry began in 1972, when he graduated with his Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree from the University of Michigan School of Dentistry in Ann Arbor. Throughout his acclaimed career, he has completed a number of advanced training courses and he is committed to keeping current with the new developments, guidelines, and procedures in dentistry. Dr. Petersburg is a professional member of the American Dental Association, the Michigan Dental Association, the Livingston District Dental Society, the Academy of General Dentistry, and the Francis B. Vedder Society of Crown and Bridge Prosthodontics. He has dedicated his life to delivering high quality care, is committed to enhancing his patients’ confidence and health, as well as brightening their smiles. Dr. Petersburg is active in volunteering with the VINA Community Dental Center, and in his free time he enjoys spending time with his family, traveling, fishing, flying, and playing golf. General dentists provide a wide array of services that are vital to your continued health, including: Preventive services — These help you maintain good oral health by stopping disease before it takes hold in your mouth. Restorative Services — When a problem is found, your dentist will ensure you get timely and appropriate treatment. Cosmetic Procedures — Many general dentists can help you get the sparkling smile you’ve always wanted with a range of cosmetic procedures. These include teeth whitening, cosmetic bonding—even porcelain veneers. Overall Health Concerns — In many respects, your oral health can be seen as a mirror of your general health. Some dental problems may reflect issues in other parts of your body, and vice versa.

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