Mattson Kenneth D DDS in Alpena, Michigan

Info
Map & Directions
  • No Records Found

    Sorry, no records were found. Please adjust your search criteria and try again.

    Google Map Not Loaded

    Sorry, unable to load Google Maps API.

  • Clement Daniel DDS

  • Dental Clinics North – Alpena

  • Olsen Wayne L DDS

  • Thunder Bay Oral Surgery

  • Alpena Dental Implant Center

  • Gregg S Resnick DDS

  • |
    How to Protect Yourself from Infectious Diseases: Science-Backed Prevention Tips

    This article offers clear, science-backed steps to lower your risk of infectious diseases at home, work, school, and during travel. It summarizes what matters most—staying up to date on vaccines, effective hand hygiene, smart mask and ventilation use during surges, safe food and water practices, cleaning high-touch surfaces, and staying home and testing when sick—while explaining how to layer these protections based on local risk and personal health. You’ll find practical tips for caregivers and people at higher risk, guidance on when to seek medical care, basics of antibiotic stewardship, and how to build a simple home health kit. Designed to be supportive and actionable, it points you to trustworthy sources and routines you can actually keep, helping you protect yourself and loved ones with confidence.

  • |
    Future of Telemedicine: How Technology Is Changing the Doctor’s Office

    The future of telemedicine is transforming the doctor’s office into a more accessible, connected, and patient-centered experience. Virtual visits, remote monitoring, and secure messaging bring care to patients wherever they are, reducing travel burdens, speeding up follow-ups, and improving support for chronic conditions and mental health. Advances like AI-enabled triage, wearables, and integrated electronic records help clinicians catch issues earlier and coordinate care across teams, giving caregivers clearer visibility and patients more control. As telehealth expands, strong privacy protections, clear clinical standards, and efforts to bridge digital divides aim to ensure safe, equitable, and reliable care—pointing toward a hybrid model that blends the convenience of virtual services with the reassurance of in-person visits when needed.