All-on-4 / full-arch restoration
A fixed full-arch restoration for patients replacing a whole upper or lower arch of teeth.
The professional record of the two dentists of Woolbert Dental — a privately owned general practice at 7600 Fern Ave in Shreveport, Louisiana.
Woolbert Dental is a privately owned general dental practice at 7600 Fern Ave #1100, Shreveport, Louisiana, staffed by two dentists — Dr. Michael Woolbert, DDS and Dr. Madisen Newman, DDS. Dr. Woolbert holds National Provider Identifier 1396702908 and Louisiana dental license 4020, with a primary provider taxonomy of Dentist, General Practice (1223G0001X) on the federal NPI Registry, where he has been enumerated since 27 April 2006. The practice's clinical emphasis is restorative and prosthetic dentistry — All-on-4 full-arch restoration, dentures, porcelain veneers, and crowns and bridges — carried out with CBCT 3D imaging, CEREC same-day crowns, digital radiography and clear aligners, and it treats patients from Shreveport, Bossier, Haughton, Stonewall, Keithville and Doyline.
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Every field below is reproduced from the federal NPI Registry record retrieved on 19 August 2026 and re-checked field-by-field on 20 August 2026. The telephone and fax numbers on that record match the practice's own published numbers exactly, which is what confirms the record belongs to this Dr. Woolbert.
Source: NPI Registry provider record 1396702908, US Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
Dr. Newman practices general and restorative dentistry alongside Dr. Woolbert at the Fern Avenue office, Monday to Thursday. This entry is short by design — the only NPI record for a dentist of this name is registered in Connecticut, so it is not published as hers.
Source: the practice's own records — its Practice Identity Form and its own masthead. Dr. Newman's National Provider Identifier, dental school and Louisiana licence number have not yet been supplied to us; when they are, they will appear here with their source, exactly as Dr. Woolbert's do.
These five are the practice's own stated clinical priorities, listed in the order it gave them. Both dentists are general dentists; this is where the weight of the caseload sits.
A fixed full-arch restoration for patients replacing a whole upper or lower arch of teeth.
Complete and partial dentures, restoring day-to-day function such as eating and speaking.
Thin shells of ceramic placed over the natural tooth surface, matched to the translucency of enamel.
Custom crowns and bridges for teeth that are missing, fractured, damaged or decayed.
Repairing teeth damaged by decay or wear so the tooth keeps its strength, shape and appearance.
The four pieces of equipment the practice names as being in clinical use. Crowns are designed and milled on site, which is what makes a single-visit crown possible.
Three-dimensional scans that show the jaw, nerves and bone in full, rather than a flat picture.
Diagnosis, design and milling in the practice's own operatory, finishing a crown in a single visit.
A removable alternative to fixed braces, planned and reviewed in the practice.
Images available to view immediately, at a fraction of the radiation dose of conventional film.
Both blocks below are the practice's own words, reproduced verbatim from its About page. No specific course, association or certificate is named here, because the practice has not published one.
Woolbert Dental, About“Our dental team is comprised of highly trained and skilled professionals who are licensed and certified. At our practice, we are committed to continuing education and learning. We regularly attend training classes, dental lectures, and dental conventions so we can offer the latest dental techniques, procedures, products and equipment to our patients. We are also active members in various dental associations – this helps our office keep up with changes and advances in the dental profession.”
The practice states that it follows the safety procedures recommended by the Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA), the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). Those measures are:
For patients who find dental treatment difficult, the practice offers nitrous oxide and a calm atmosphere. Its stated approach to care is: “We treat each patient with kindness, listening to your needs and provide personalized care. We emphasize prevention, helping you avoid costly treatments.”
Woolbert Dental publishes the Dental Lifeline Network volunteer badge on its own homepage, linked to dentallifeline.org. Dental Lifeline Network has, in its own words, been “changing and saving lives since 1975 through a network of volunteer dentists and labs that provide comprehensive dentistry for adults with disabilities across the U.S.” Its Donated Dental Services program treats people who are over 65, permanently disabled, or in need of medically necessary dental care and have no other means to afford or receive treatment.
A privately owned practice providing a wide range of dental services in a personalized environment — open Monday to Thursday and currently accepting new patients.
Across Caddo, Bossier, DeSoto and Webster parishes in northwest Louisiana.
Privately owned, one location, two dentists. Not part of a dental service organisation or corporate group.
The practice accepts most PPO dental insurance, treats fee-for-service patients, and runs an in-house membership plan.
Payment plans are arranged through CareCredit and Cherry.
This record is deliberately short. Where a credential could not be verified against a public register or the practice's own records, it has been left off rather than estimated — so anything you read above can be checked.
US Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. Retrieved 19 August 2026, re-checked 20 August 2026. Supplies the NPI, taxonomy, Louisiana dental license and Medicaid provider ID above.
The practice publishes the Dental Lifeline Network volunteer badge on its own homepage, linking to dentallifeline.org.
The practice's own statements on continuing education, training and infection-control protocol are quoted verbatim from this page.
Completed by the practice. Supplies the treatment focus, equipment in clinical use, service areas, insurance participation and financing options.