Welcome to our Office
At Town and Country Dental, our state-of-the-art technology includes an advanced data management system, digital radiographs, and more. Our team is skilled and uses their experience to drive their passion for excellent dental care. We’re conveniently located on Main Street in the center of Jackson, WI, and will always do our best to schedule you in a timely manner.
Our Philosophy
Our approach to dentistry and clinical decisions considers our patients' concerns, needs, and goals. Oral health assessments are presented with empathy and care. We work together with our patients to create treatment plans that consider their comfort and goals while focusing on preventative care and improvement of oral health.
Our Doctors
Dr. Peter LaBudde
Dr. Peter LaBudde is a graduate of Marquette School of Dentistry. He has practiced for over 20 years in all areas of general dentistry. He is a member of the ADA, WDA, and Chicago Dental Society, and presently serves on the Peer Review Board of the Washington-Ozaukee County Dental Society.
Dr. LaBudde and his wife have lived in the Richfield area for over 20 years, where they have raised their 3 children. He likes to stay fit by cycling and running, and he also enjoys scuba diving.
Dr. Christine Bruno
Dr. Christine Bruno is a Wisconsin native who began working in dentistry at a young age. As an assistant, she loved meeting members of her community while helping them achieve oral health. After receiving undergraduate degrees in economics and French from St. Olaf college, it didn't take long for Christine to realize she missed caring for patients. She began volunteering at local community dental clinics and eventually returned to school to become a dentist. She graduated from Marquette University Dental School. While in school, Dr. Christine served as the volunteer coordinator for Marquette's Special Care Dentistry Club and coached Special Olympics swimming.
With her background in community dentistry, Dr. Christine strongly believes in collaborative care and advocating for patient autonomy and dignity. She enjoys restoring comfort and function to her patients and strives to provide a welcoming environment. Outside of the office, Dr. Christine enjoys gardening, cross country skiing, triathlons, backpacking, hiking, cooking, running, and traveling.
Technology
We use state-of-the-art technology to diagnose and treat a variety of problems, as well as perform regular cleanings and other preventative care. Our highly trained staff uses our advanced technology to deliver better care, more efficiently. Our modern approach facilitates quicker, and often less painful, treatment, right here in the office.
Cone Beams
Also known as “Dental CT Scan”, a cone beam is a special type of x-ray equipment that is used when digital x-rays are not sufficient. Cone Beams produce three-dimensional images of your facial structure, including your teeth, soft-tissues, nerve pathways, and bone, all in a single scan. These scans require little to no preparation and are quick and easy to perform.
Data Management Software
Our data management system is based on the latest dental software. Digitization of your files enables us to accept and send patient files easier, so you won’t have to wait for a fax to come in. Using this system makes the check-in process a breeze – even if it’s your first time in our office.
Hard/Soft-Tissue Lasers
Hard tissue lasers remove decay from teeth and prepares them for restoration. Soft tissue lasers help treat periodontal disease and provides a non-surgical option for lesion removal. Lasers enable us to perform treatments without the use of anesthetic.
Digital X-rays
Digital x-rays, also known as Digital Radiographs, are images of your teeth that get transmitted to a computer for instant viewing. This technology is quick, comfortable, accurate, and reduces the amount of radiation you receive.
Sterilization Lab
Our sterilization lab is state-of-the-art. We sterilize all instruments between every patient and use professional disinfectants to keep you safe. We make sure to follow all recommendations from the American Dental Association when preparing rooms for the next patient.
Intraoral Cameras
Intraoral cameras are small devices that fit inside your mouth to capture high-quality, real color images of the inside of your mouth. These images will help you understand your oral health status and help your dentist get a better understanding of every part of your mouth.
