Dr. JoAnne Many DMD

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Get to know Dentist Dr. JoAnne Many, who serves the population of Massachusetts.

Dr. JoAnne Many is a Dentist with her practice, A House Full of Smiles. A House Full Of Smiles’ has extensive experience in both cosmetic and restorative dentistry allows our doctors to provide you and your family with a comprehensive approach to your dental health. Dr. Many holds expertise in general dentist, cosmetic dentistry, dental implants, crowns & bridges, Invisalign®, and restoration. She provides dentistry with the comfort of home-in her home! Best of all, her gentle approach and excellent clinical skills will make you and your family more comfortable than you ever thought possible.

Before practicing dentistry, Dr. Many practiced as a registered nurse, as she completed her undergraduate degree from the Alfred University College Of Nursing and Healthcare in 1978. Dr. Many graduated with her Doctor of Medicine in Dentistry from the Fairleigh Dickinson University / School Of Dentistry in 1982, giving her over three decades of experience in her field.

To stay up to date in her field, she maintains a professional member of the Academy of General Dentistry, American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, Parkway Dental Society, Crown Council, New England Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, Women’s Success Network, and the American Dental Association. The American Dental Association promotes the art and science of dentistry by supporting dental professionals through services like Find-a-Dentist, credentialing tools, Third Party Payer Concierge, contract review and much more. Their mission is to ensure all member dentists have what they need, when they need it and even before it is needed to succeed.

General dentists provide a wide array of services that are vital to patients’ continued health. These services include: preventive services — helping to maintain good oral health by stopping disease before it takes hold in the mouth; restorative services — receiving timely and appropriate treatment when a problem is identified; as well as cosmetic services — performing a range of cosmetic procedures, such as teeth whitening, cosmetic bonding – even porcelain veneers. General dentists also address overall health concerns, as oral health is seen as the mirror of general health. In fact, some dental problems may reflect issues in other parts of the body and vice versa.

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