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What it's All About | Abacus Early Learning Center Westfield

 Today was a special opportunity for our LADD Dental Group family as we had the chance to spend time with the wonderful students and teachers at Abacus Early Learning Center in Westfield.

We truly enjoyed the opportunity to speak with the students, get to know the teachers, and share a little bit about what we do in dentistry and why taking care of our communities is so important to us.

One of the things we love most about being part of a family-run dental organization is that our work extends far beyond the four walls of our dental offices. It is about people, relationships, education, and investing in the communities we are fortunate enough to serve.

Spending time with young children is always a great reminder of the importance of making healthcare approachable and positive from an early age. Creating good experiences and helping children understand the importance of taking care of their teeth can help establish healthy habits that last a lifetime.

We are also incredibly grateful for the teachers and staff at Abacus Early Learning Center. The work they do every day to educate, encourage, and care for our youngest community members is incredibly meaningful. Their dedication makes a lasting difference in the lives of so many families.

At LADD Dental Group, we believe in "family serving families," and opportunities like today are a wonderful reflection of that philosophy.

Thank you to everyone at Abacus Early Learning Center for welcoming us into your school and allowing us to spend some time with your students and teachers. We had a fantastic time and are grateful for the opportunity to build relationships right here in the Westfield community!

Relationships are at the heart of everything we do — and we are grateful for every opportunity to strengthen them. 



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Location: 16411 Southpark Dr A, Westfield, IN 46074, USA

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