Jul 7, 2022

Duncan,United States - July 7, 2022 /PressCable/ —
The announcement makes quality dental care more accessible to local families looking for a new dentist in the area. The practice is fully equipped with the latest-in-dentistry technology and is staffed by experienced professionals dedicated to providing patients with a comfortable and hassle-free dental experience.
More details about the new dental office are available at https://keelsdentistry.com
The new treatments offered at Keels Family & Cosmetic Dentistry can be tailored to suit the individual needs of each family member. They range from straightforward teeth cleaning and regular oral exams to more complex procedures.
Dr. Robert and the team at the practice have years of hands-on experience treating various dental issues for patients of all ages. They focus on not only relieving patients of symptoms but also treating the root cause of the condition.
During the initial consultation, the dentist will take the time to listen to the patient’s complaints. They will inspect the patient’s mouth, teeth, and gum visually and review their medical and dental history to gain a full understanding of the condition. This process allows the doctor to determine the best treatment options and craft an individualized dental care plan to help patients achieve their oral health goals.
The practice offers dental implant restoration, dentures, dental bridges and crowns, and root canal treatments. Its cosmetic dentistry services are available for those looking to improve their smile or correct malocclusions, including chipped teeth, uneven dentition, cracks, gaps, and crooked teeth.
As part of its comprehensive dental care, the professionals also educate patients on oral hygiene best practices to maintain a healthy smile. They offer both over-the-phone and online booking options.
A satisfied patient said: “As someone new to the area, I asked our realtor whom she recommended for a dentistry practice, and she recommended Keels. I had my annual cleaning, had an old broken filling replaced, and a tooth crown that I’ve been putting off for the past couple of years. They were fast, accommodating, pain-free, did excellent work, and were so welcoming that I felt like a family member. I highly recommend Keels Family & Cosmetic Dentistry.”
Further information about the practice is available at https://keelsdentistry.com
Contact Info:
Name: Dr. Robert Keels, DMD
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Organization: Keels Family & Cosmetic Dentistry
Address: 600 Squires Point, Duncan, SC 29334, United States
Phone: +1-864-661-6365
Website: https://keelsdentistry.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89078036
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