"It starts with the smile...If you restore the smile, you restore the face. If you restore the face, you restore the spirit." -Michele Magne Dr. Matt Patterson Upon completion of his undergraduate studies (B.A., English Literature) at the University of Pittsburgh, Dr. Patterson began his dental training at Temple University´s School of Dentistry. It was during his first year at Temple that he and Dr. Votilla met and became fast friends. Dr. Vince P. Votilla Dr. Votilla has trained with some of the world´s most prominent cosmetic dental specialists. He is rapidly becoming known as Lancaster area´s leading dentist for people who want cosmetic dentistry. A Different Approach to Dentistry Our practice is based on the philosophy of providing dentistry for life. This means that our patients are active partners in a process with long-term goals, which begins with our thorough understanding of their wishes, reservations, hopes and expectations. |
Welcome to Patterson / Votilla Dentistry Patients often tell us the dentistry we practice is like nothing they have ever experienced. More thorough, more state-of-the-art, and more tailored to meet individual needs. It´s an approach that takes dentistry to what we truly believe is a new level. From the health of our patients´ jaw and chewing muscles, to their teeth and gums, the balance and comfort of their bites, and the aesthetics of their smiles, our team is committed to helping patients achieve and maintain optimal oral health, and the happiness that goes with enhanced looks and a breathtaking new appearance. Dr. Matt Patterson tackles mystery of skeletons at Duffy’s Cut Dr. Matt Patterson recently volunteered to help solve the mystery of Duffy´s Cut. Last month, researchers at Immaculata University announced they finally discovered the resting place of 57 Irish workers in the woods of East Whiteland Township in Chester County. Patterson is a part of a growing research team that has made strides in the Duffy´s Cut project. Since the discovery of the grave last month using advanced ground radar from the University of Pennslyvania, more researchers and institutions have taken an interest in it. |
