With our governor recommending that all healthcare organizations including dental providers follow CDC guidelines, we will be closed until further notice for non-emergency cases. At the moment, the governor has advised closing until May 31st, but noted that she may recommend opening up sooner or staying closed longer as the situation progresses.

Update: We will be closing our doors for regular scheduled appointments beginning March 23 – April 3 (subject to be lengthened), per the recommendation of our state and federal agencies. For emergencies or any concerns in the meantime, please email info@bracesbymeyer.com or call our office during the hours of 10am-3pm. Dr. Paul will be available to address these concerns or to do a virtual consultation. The health of our patients and staff is our priority, as well as lessening the load on our health care system. Thank you for being understanding! Be well!

With the first cases being reported of Covid 19 in South Dakota, you may be wondering how this affects Meyer Orthodontics and our patients. As always, the health and safety of our patients and staff comes first.

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