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We are currently accepting new patients, emergency patients, and denture patients. We accept most forms of insurance and will be happy to research and file your dental benefits on your behalf. We are even open on Fridays! Use our easy online form to set up a time to visit us.

Meet Dr. Rowland

Janet Rowland Family Dentistry is a full-service dental office in Owensboro, Kentucky that offers tooth whitening, cosmetic dentistry, dental implants, root canal therapy and treatment for gum disease.

Our Location

Janet Rowland Family Dentistry serves residents of Owensboro, KY, Daviess County and surrounding areas. We are conveniently located on Burlew Boulevard. Get directions to our office.

Dental Minute: Sensitive Teeth

We're gonna talk about something today that you may or may not have experienced, but most people experience it at least once in their lifetime. It's that really uncomfortable feeling that makes you make a terrible face. If you eat something cold like ice cream, or...

What I’m Thankful For…

As the holidays roll around, I just wanted to take a minute think about things that I'm grateful for in my life. We get really wrapped up in the season and kind of the hustle and bustle of family events and vacations and presents and shopping and meals and all these...

Dental Minute: Let’s Talk Cavities…

Because Halloween is right around the corner, on today's Dental Minute I want to talk a little bit about something today that we don't all really understand, and that is a cavity. A cavity is essentially a tiny hole in your tooth caused by bacteria. When you eat or...

Dental Minute: Dentistry IS Self-Care

This Dental Minute I wanted to talk about dentistry in a way that you don't normally hear about, and that is it is a form of self-care. When we talk about self-care, we usually think about going to get a massage or having some time with friends or some quiet time for...

The Hidden Link Between Gum Disease and Stomach Cancer

We’ve always known that oral health is closely tied to overall health, but new research is continuing to reveal just how deep that connection goes. A recent large-scale Swedish study published in BMC Medicine found that gum disease, or periodontitis, may significantly...