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Now more than ever
Now more than ever, patients seem to understand the importance of their health. Patients who wouldn't think of increasing their discretionary spending do not hesitate to save a tooth. I feel very lucky to be a dentist now as always.
Josh Bernstein, DDS
Founder and President, Dental Comfort Academy