Treatment philosophy
As a dentist, Dr. Goudreau puts his extensive training to use when planning treatment options for all patients who wish to restore their smile, regardless of the complexity. He believes anyone can be a good candidate for implant-based solutions and works hard to make this a reality for them. He goes the distance to make his patients exceedingly comfortable before, during, and after treatment. Dr. Goudreau also educates patients about their smiles, making them involved and invested in their treatment.
Education and background
Dr. Donald Goudreau earned his bachelor’s degree at the University of Connecticut, where he majored in biological sciences. He played Division 1 football for the Huskies and was a member of their 2007 Big East Championship team and the 2008 Big East All-Academic team. In 2013, Dr. Goudreau earned his doctorate from the University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine. Afterwards, he completed training in oral and maxillofacial surgery through Drexel’s program at Hahnemann Hospital and St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children. He has experience in various procedures, including routine outpatient dental surgery to major facial reconstruction.
Home life
Dr. Goudreau lives in Swarthmore with his wife and two children and their two dogs. He comes from a military family and has lived all over the country. His father was a Marine Corps helicopter pilot and part of the HMX-1 Presidential Squadron – before retiring and starting his own business. His mother is a retired ICU nurse and homemaker. He has two sisters, Bernadette, who is a vascular surgeon in Boston, and Constance, who is an attorney in Phoenix. When Dr. Goudreau isn’t hard at work, he enjoys restoring antiques, gunsmithing, gardening, and playing softball.
