Important Announcement from the "North" Port (Charlotte) from Simply Smiles, P.A. Dental Elves

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Dental Elves Take Time Off To Rest

Happy Holidays!

My staff have certainly been on the "good list" this year and have been working very hard helping me keep all of our very special patients healthy, happy, and beautiful. So, the office will be closed starting December 24th and we will reopen at 8am on Monday January 4th, 2021 so that my hard working dental elves can have some quality time with their families and some rest in anticipation of an exciting New Year!!!

However, if you need to reach us, please call our office at 941-625-5141 and leave us a voicemail message or if you call, when you hang up, you will receive a prompt that will let you send us a text message. Feel free to send us a text of how we can help you.

I look forward to seeing you all in the new year! Please have a safe, happy and relaxing holiday!

With Sincere Thanks to all of my loyal patients for making the transition into my new office so special.

Dr. Angela Boehler

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