Hillcrest Dental Hires Oral Surgeon

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Hillcrest Dental Care’s new oral surgeon, Dr. Elliot Greenfeld
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Hillcrest Dental Care has announced the addition of oral surgeon Elliot Greenfeld, D.D.S, bringing a new service to the dental practice.

Hillcrest Dental Operations Director Tricia Chadbourne said, "We are delighted to have Dr. Greenfeld join our dental team. The need for oral surgery is increasing in Berkshire County, and with Dr. Greenfeld on board, we are able to provide patients with oral surgery in a timely fashion."

Chadbourne added, "This is an important addition to our dental services and to our mission of providing comprehensive dental care to Berkshire County residents. Excellent patient care is our top priority at Hillcrest Dental Care."

Greenfeld’s area of expertise includes performing difficult extractions along with erupted or impacted wisdom teeth.

A recent expansion project of Hillcrest Dental Care constructed and equipped two new treatment operatories, allowing Hillcrest Dental to take on additional patients and has created four new full time jobs, including two dentists.

Greenfeld graduated from Ohio State University in 1956 and received his doctorate in dental surgery from New York University’s College of Dentistry in 1960. He began his own private practice in the Berkshires in 1963. Since retiring in 2004, Geenfeld has continued to mentor at Berkshire Medical Center. He was vice chief of staff at BMC for three years prior to being appointed chief of staff and served as chair of the Division of Oral Surgery from 1971 to 1973. He is a past instructor with the BMC Dental Residency program and directed the program from 1986 to 1996.

Greenfeld was board certified in oral surgery in 1967 and served as a member of the faculty at Harvard School of Dental Medicine and the University of Massachusetts Medical School. He has been a delegate to the Massachusetts Dental Society and a consultant to the American Dental Association’s Council. He is also a past head of the Berkshire District Dental Society.


Greenfeld and his wife, Barbara, reside in Pittsfield.

Hillcrest Dental Care is accepting new oral surgery patients. Interested persons may call to schedule an appointment with Dr. Greenfeld at 413-445-6680.

About Hillcrest Dental Care

Hillcrest Dental Care is a comprehensive general, family dentistry practice providing preventative dentistry and compassionate, quality dental treatment to meet each patients individual needs, in a caring environment. Hillcrest Dental Care was founded in 1985 to provide quality oral healthcare to the children of Hillcrest Educational Centers for whom access to oral healthcare was a major challenge, because of their special needs. Since its establishment, Hillcrest Dental Care has steadily expanded to support other special needs clients, as well as opening its doors to anyone in search of top-quality oral healthcare. The practice has eight treatment rooms, state-of-the-art equipment and is located at 788 South St. More information is available at www.hillcrestec.org.  

About Hillcrest Educational Centers

Hillcrest Educational Centers is a private not-for-profit organization providing treatment and special education services to children and adolescents with unique psychological and learning needs. Hillcrest operates the Housatonic Academy, Berkshire County's only therapeutic day school located in Pittsfield, as well as three residential treatment centers located in Lenox and Great Barrington.
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Multiple Departments Respond to Lanesborough Structure Fire

By Brittany PolitoiBerkshires Staff

LANESBOROUGH, Mass. — Multiple fire departments responded to a structure fire off Narragansett Avenue on Wednesday afternoon. 

The Fire Department received a call from the owner of 6 Bangor St. reporting a smoke and flames at around 1:44 p.m.

Firefighters arriving on scene reported heavy smoke emanating from the the 1940s single-family ranch home in the thickly settle neighborhood.

The blaze was brought under control in less than an hour and there were no civilian or firefighter injuries. 

"The homeowner was outside doing some work, evidently, opened the door when she came back in the house, and there were flames and smoke, so she backed out and called us, and that's all we know right now," Deputy Fire Chief Glen Storie said around 2:35 p.m. 

The fire was out at that time, and first responders observed "quite a bit of damage" to the home. The cause is still under investigation. 

Lanesborough, Cheshire, and Pittsfield departments responded to the scene, and Hancock covered the station during the call. 

"The first crew in knocked the fire right down with the first engine," Storie said. 

Smoke could be seen coming from the back of the home. Part of Narragansett Avenue and Bangor Avenue were blocked off while firefighters battled the blaze. 

 

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