Our practice officially changed its name from Richard Bienenfeld, DDS to Amaze Dental

Dr. Annie Mazure-Schmidt • June 1, 2025

After an amazing journey as Richard Bienenfeld DDS with over 48 years of dedicated and exceptional dental care, we are beyond excited to reintroduce ourselves as Amaze Dental. It has been 8 months since the wonderful addition of Dr. Annie Mazure-Schmidt to our practice, and we could not be more excited for this transition!

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Effective June 1st, 2025, our practice officially changed its name from Richard Bienenfeld, DDS to Amaze Dental.


While the name changed, everything you’ve come to trust and love will stay the same — the same exceptional care, the same friendly team, and the same commitment to your dental health. This new name reflects our continued dedication to YOU and a constant reminder of how amazing you are to us.


Our website, social media, email addresses, and other materials are reflecting these changes. We’re making this transition with the same care and consideration that we brought to Dr. Bienenfeld’s retirement — ensuring everything goes smoothly for our dental community.

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