If you’ve visited our website in the past, then you can see cornerstonefamilydental.com has a new look! We’ve remodeled and expanded to provide more information and be easier to navigate than ever before. If you’re looking for something you can’t find, let us know what we’re missing. We want to continue to improve the site so you have an easy way to access critical information any time of the day, any day of the week.... Read More »

We’re lucky to have had Dr. Drackert with us since 2009. In that time he’s established his home in Carthage and truly become part of the Cornerstone family. In fact, in the spring of 2011, Dr. Drackert joined Dr. Saladin as a partner in the practice! To reflect the new partnership, we’ve tweaked our name just a little and are now Cornerstone Family Dental. Family dentistry has always been our approach—now it’s part of our... Read More »

Cornerstone Family Dental is helping elementary students across southwest Missouri get healthier smiles! The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services funds a program called Missouri Smiles to provide education and preventive care for children across the state. Four mobile dental operatories visit elementary schools throughout Jasper, Newton, McDonald, Barry, and Lawrence counties. Dr. Saladin and Dr. Drackert encourage Cornerstone employees to volunteer with ACHE Dental (a division of Area Community Heath Emissaries) and other... Read More »

On October 31, 2011, Cornerstone kicked off “Candy for a Cause,” an incentive to help kids curb their Halloween candy intake. Check out KSN 16’s coverage. Anyone who brought in their Halloween candy could trade it in for a backpack, toothbrush, and toothpaste. The traded candy went to troops serving overseas.... Read More »

Ten Cornerstone Family Dental team members helped serve over 1800 patients at a two-day dental clinic in Springfield, MO in September, 2011. This Mission of Mercy Dental Clinic was the first ever in Missouri. The Missouri Mission of Mercy, or MOMOM, is a completely free event for patients who otherwise cannot afford basic dental care. For two days, more than 1,000 volunteers gathered at the Ozark Empire Fairgrounds to provide cleanings, fillings, and extractions for patients... Read More »