Gail E. Selmon, RDH

Dental hygienists handle more than just cleanings—they’re often the first line of defense for oral health. A registered dental hygienist (RDH) can spot early signs of gum disease, provide preventive care, and even take X-rays when needed. Gail E. Selmon, RDH fits squarely into that role, offering clinical services without the overhead of a full dental practice.

The office sits at 190 Coram Ave in Shelton, a quiet stretch of Fairfield County where medical offices blend into the suburban landscape. Coram Avenue itself is a mix of professional suites and local businesses, the kind of place where you might grab lunch after an appointment or swing by the bank on the way home. No frills, just a functional spot for routine care.

Need a cleaning, fluoride treatment, or sealants? Those basics are covered here—along with the kind of patient education that helps prevent bigger issues down the road. For anyone who’s put off a checkup because full dental offices feel overwhelming, a hygienist-only practice can simplify things. Questions about insurance or procedures? The direct line is (203) 924-4115.

First-time visitors should double-check the map, as Coram Avenue has a few turns that aren’t immediately obvious. The directions pinpoint the entrance, saving the usual circling-the-block routine. No extra details—just the facts, as they say.