LADD Dental Group of Rushville Open House Event Invitation

LADD Dental Group of Rushville is proud to invite our friends, neighbors, patients, and community members to join us for a special Open House celebration at our newly renovated dental office.

📅 Thursday, July 2nd
🕑 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
📍 LADD Dental Group of Rushville

After months of planning, renovating, and preparing, we are thrilled to open our doors and showcase our beautiful new office to the Rushville community. This exciting event is an opportunity for guests to tour the practice, meet our team, and see firsthand how we're creating a comfortable, modern dental experience for patients of all ages.

Visitors will have the chance to:

Tour our newly renovated facility
Meet Dr. Olsen Cottle and our dental team
Learn about the services we offer
Enjoy refreshments and light snacks
Celebrate this exciting new chapter with us

We are especially excited to welcome Dr. Olsen Cottle, whose compassionate approach to patient care and ability to serve both English- and Spanish-speaking families will help us provide exceptional dental care to even more members of the Rushville community.

As part of the LADD Dental Group family, we remain committed to our mission of "Family Serving Families." For nearly five decades, we've had the privilege of caring for Indiana families, and we're honored to continue that tradition in Rushville.

Whether you're a current patient, a longtime resident, a local business owner, or simply curious to see the transformation, we would love for you to stop by and celebrate with us.

Thank you to everyone who has supported us throughout this journey. We can't wait to show you the results and begin serving patients in our new home.

We look forward to seeing you on Thursday, July 2nd from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM!

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