# Freshworks Dental Studio > Official Freshworks Dental Studio business agent. Freshworks Dental Studio is a Chicago dental practice providing compassionate, high-quality and affordable… ## Ask it a question Freshworks Dental Studio answers for itself at https://api.hailera.com/mcp/freshworksdental. A client that speaks MCP can connect to that address; the tool is ask_freshworksdental and the protocol is 2026-07-28. Where this file and the agent disagree, the agent is current. ## About Freshworks Dental Studio About Freshworks Dental Studio Freshworks Dental Studio is a modern dental practice located in Chicago, Illinois. The practice focuses on compassionate, high-quality and affordable care delivered in an upscale, contemporary office that uses up-to-date dental technology. Practice philosophy - Emphasis on compassionate care, especially for patients who may feel anxious about dental treatment. - Focus on quality dentistry using current techniques and materials. - Commitment to affordable dental care. About Dr. Meme Salem - Owner and dentist at Freshworks Dental Studio. - Born in Chicago and raised in the Chicago suburbs. - Bachelor's degree in Sociology from Loyola University, graduating with honors. - Dental degree from Midwestern University College of Dental Medicine. - Combines compassion and clinical skill, with a focus on using techniques aimed at minimizing discomfort. - Enjoys cosmetic dentistry and keeping up to date on the latest techniques. - Committed to offering patients treatment options that support their long-term oral health. Patients served - Serves patients in Chicago, IL and surrounding areas. - Welcomes adults and families looking for general, preventive and cosmetic dental care. Source: https://www.freshworksdental.com ## What Freshworks Dental Studio does Freshworks Dental Studio offers a range of cosmetic and restorative treatments to improve the appearance, comfort and function of teeth. Teeth whitening - Professional whitening designed to remove external stains from foods and beverages such as coffee, tea, red wine and berries. - Also lightens the overall color of teeth to make them appear less yellow. Porcelain veneers - Thin, durable ceramic coverings bonded to the front of teeth. - Used to improve the appearance of teeth and treat mild to moderate issues such as chips, fractures and certain cavities. Cosmetic bonding - Tooth-colored composite material applied to the front teeth to repair damage or make esthetic changes. - Can address discoloration, minor position issues and spaces between teeth. Crowns - Porcelain crowns (caps) used to rebuild teeth when damage is too extensive for a filling but the natural tooth can still be saved. - Reconstruct the structure and appearance of the tooth. Dental implants - Natural-looking replacements for missing teeth that also function like natural tooth roots. - Can replace individual teeth and may be used to support other restorations. Treatment planning - The dentist works with patients to create a clear plan when multiple treatments are needed. - Options are discussed so patients can choose approaches that align with their goals for appearance, comfort and long-term oral health. Freshworks Dental Studio provides a range of general and preventive services to support long-term oral health. Comprehensive dental exam - An extended, in-depth exam protocol designed to develop a complete picture of a patient's dental health. - Evaluates how dental health may influence overall health. Periodontal therapy (gum treatment) - Treatment for periodontal (gum) disease, which can lead to tooth loss if not addressed. - Aims to control bacteria that naturally occur in the mouth and contribute to gum disease. Oral cancer screening - Screening to help detect signs of oral cancer. - Reflects the understanding that oral cancer can occur even without traditional risk factors. Custom mouthguards - Custom-fitted devices worn over the teeth. - Used to protect teeth during athletics or as recommended by the dentist for other purposes (for example, certain bite or grinding concerns). Composite (tooth-colored) fillings - Tooth-colored restorations used to repair cavities or damage in teeth. - Typically placed in a single visit once the tooth is numbed and prepared. Ongoing preventive care - Regular exams and cleanings (prophylaxis) to maintain oral health. - Home-care guidance and risk assessment to reduce the chances of future cavities or gum disease. Source: https://www.freshworksdental.com ## Where Freshworks Dental Studio works Lists Midwest City, Denton, Chicago, Lincoln, Salem, and University as a location. Names Illinois and United States as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published. ## Hours and contact Practice address Freshworks Dental Studio 3864 N Lincoln Ave Chicago, IL 60613 United States Phone - Main phone: 312-899-6757 - Secondary phone (as listed on contact page): 312-276-4775 Email - General contact: team@freshworksdental.com How to contact the office - Call the office during business hours for appointments, questions about treatment, or help with insurance. - Email can be used for non-urgent questions and follow-up communication. Office hours - The website does not currently list a complete, reliable daily schedule of opening hours. - Patients should call or email the office to confirm the most up-to-date hours and to schedule appointments. Source: https://www.freshworksdental.com ## Composite fillings – what to expect Overview Composite (tooth-colored) fillings are used to restore teeth affected by cavities or certain types of damage. Freshworks Dental Studio uses a process designed to keep the tooth dry, comfortable and properly shaped so the filling functions well. Appointment steps - Numbing the tooth - The affected tooth or teeth are numbed so the procedure is comfortable. - Multiple fillings can often be completed in a single visit if needed. - Isolation and keeping the tooth dry - An isolation device is placed in the mouth to keep the area very dry, which helps the tooth-colored material perform best. - Removing the cavity and shaping the tooth - The cavity is removed from the tooth. - The tooth is reshaped in preparation for placement of the filling material. - Managing spaces between teeth - If a cavity is between teeth, the teeth may be wedged apart so that after the filling they touch tightly and do not trap food. - A plastic or metal band may be used to help maintain the proper shape of the tooth while the filling is placed. - Bonding the filling material - The tooth is prepared with a series of bonding agents so the composite material adheres securely. - The tooth is then filled with tooth-colored composite. - Curing, shaping and polishing - A special ultraviolet curing light is used to harden the filling. - The dentist shapes the restoration, checks the bite and polishes the filling. Longevity and care - All dental restorations have a limited lifespan. - Composite fillings are usually replaced because of changes in the surrounding tooth, not because of the filling material itself. - Teeth with fillings can still develop new cavities, especially at the margins where the filling and natural tooth meet, so good home care is important. Home-care recommendations - Brush and floss thoroughly every day, paying special attention to areas around fillings. - Attend regular dental checkups so fillings and surrounding tooth structure can be monitored. - Follow any personalized advice from the dentist about diet, fluoride use or other ways to reduce cavity risk. Source: https://www.freshworksdental.com ## Cosmetic bonding – what to expect Overview Cosmetic dental bonding at Freshworks Dental Studio uses a tooth-colored composite material layered onto the teeth to make esthetic and functional improvements. Common reasons for bonding - Repairing discoloration in front teeth. - Correcting minor tooth position issues. - Closing spaces between teeth (diastemas). - Improving the shape or size of small teeth (such as "peg laterals"). - Repairing teeth that have been broken or chipped in an accident. How bonding works - A tooth-colored composite material is applied to the tooth in layers. - The material is shaped and hardened, then polished for a natural appearance. - Composite is versatile and is also used for many small or large fillings. Bonding vs. porcelain veneers - Bonding uses a soft plastic-based composite material placed directly on the tooth in the office. - Porcelain veneers are thin ceramic restorations fabricated by a dental laboratory. - The materials differ in appearance, durability and in how much natural tooth structure is prepared. - The dentist discusses both options to help patients choose the approach that best matches their goals and clinical needs. Longevity and care - No dental treatment lasts forever; bonding has a variable lifespan that depends on individual risk factors. - Teeth with bonding can still develop cavities, so good brushing and flossing habits are essential. - It is important that the way the teeth come together when biting, chewing and speaking does not place excessive force on bonded areas. - The team can provide personalized guidance on habits, foods and home care that help extend the life of cosmetic bonding. Source: https://www.freshworksdental.com ## What Freshworks Dental Studio has not published yet These are things people ask Freshworks Dental Studio that its published information does not yet cover. - prices - availability - insurance coverage details - treatment guarantees - clinical outcomes - exact treatment times - payment plan terms - emergency response times Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess. ## Where this comes from https://www.freshworksdental.com