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A Familiar Smile Departs: Dr. McGregor T. Dennis Jr.'s Practice Nears Its Final Chapter

  • Nishadil
  • October 25, 2025
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A Familiar Smile Departs: Dr. McGregor T. Dennis Jr.'s Practice Nears Its Final Chapter

Well, here's some news that's bound to touch a chord with many in our community, especially those who've brightened their smiles under his care: Dr. McGregor T. Dennis Jr., DMD, is officially winding down his dental practice. It's a significant moment, really, marking the end of an era for countless patients who've known his gentle touch and trusted expertise.

For anyone who's been a patient — and goodness knows, that's a considerable number over the years — the most pressing concern, quite naturally, will be access to their dental records. And yes, for once, the specifics are paramount. Patients need to understand that there’s a clear path forward for securing these vital documents, but it does come with a deadline, as these things often do.

So, here's the drill, if you will: all requests for patient records must be made in writing. You’ll want to address these to the 'Custodian of Records' and mail them directly to P.O. Box 803, Charleston, SC 29402. Make sure, absolutely make sure, to include your full name, date of birth, a current phone number, and your address. It’s all quite standard, you could say, for ensuring everything gets to the right person.

Once your written request is received, the records will then be sent out to you via certified mail within 30 days — a reasonable turnaround, in truth. But here’s the kicker, the really important bit: all such requests must arrive no later than June 2, 2024. After that date, well, any unrequested records may be disposed of. It’s a formality, perhaps, but one steeped in legal and ethical considerations, ensuring privacy and proper procedure, even in closure.

It’s always a bittersweet moment when a long-standing local practice closes its doors. While Dr. Dennis Jr.'s direct care will be missed, this transition is a necessary step, and following these guidelines will ensure a smooth handover for all patient records. Make sure to get those requests in on time!

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