Happy New Year 2021 $100 OFF all CROWNS!!!!!!!

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HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!!
$100 OFF EVERY CROWN TO CELEBRATE THE NEW YEAR!!!!

TOGETHER IN 2021

LET’S HELP EACH OTHER START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT

$100 DISCOUNT OFF OF ALL DENTAL CROWNS

It is no secret that 2020 has been financially difficult for almost everyone. But I am confident that when Charlotte County works together, we can be a stronger, healthier community in the new year! To help kick start a great 2021 of both dental health and financial recovery I am gifting $100 off each and every dental crown started by February 28, 2021. If you already have a dental crown that has been treatment planned OR you think that you may need a dental crown, please call Phyllis at 941-625-5141 so that we can get your appointment time reserved for you.

This $100 off crowns gift is open to all patients whether they are longtime patients or brand new members of our dental family, so if you have a friend or relative that is needing a crown, please pass this information along to them so they too can take advantage of the savings.

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