Dr. Gardois also loves preventing dental problems and making your dental experience as easy as possible. His patients can expect to be treated with compassion and honesty while receiving the highest level of dental care. Dr. Gardois never met his grandfather on his mother’s side. He was a public accountant who passed away at 48 years old with a sudden cardiac attack related to active gum disease. He said, “My mom is now 75 years old, she was 10 years old when her Dad passed away. She still misses him so much every day in her life. I never thought that one day I would be a dentist, but now I know why I am a dentist.” A few years ago, it was scientifically proven that there is a link between periodontal disease and cardiac disease.
Hopefully, now my staff and I can help to inspire our patients to prevent systemic complications that have originated in the mouth. Dr. Gardois is married to Linsey, and the couple has a beautiful daughter, Alexandria Grace. In his free time, he enjoys all that Utah’s outdoors has to offer.
His hobby is playing racquetball regularly at a local club with friends. He strives to improve his patients’ lives through ongoing education, active listening, and empathy.
