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Dr. Matthew Karls Joins Father, Dr. Stanley Karls, A Waunakee Dentist At Karls Family Dentistry

Dr. Matthew Karls joins his father Dr. Stanley Karls at Karls Family Dentistry bringing quality dental care to a whole new level.

2010-12-25
WAUNAKEE, WI, December 25, 2010 (Press-News.org) Dr. Stanley Karls introduces his son Dr. Matthew Karls to his team of dental health care professionals at Karls Family Dentistry. Graduating from Marquette University School of Dentistry, Dr. Matthew Karls is committed to providing the best in quality dental care while serving alongside his experienced father.

Dr. Matthew Karls completed his advanced training residency at Meriter Hospital and has currently accepted a position on the Meriter Medical staff to teach at the hospital. Dr. Stanley Karls is a veteran of the Vietnam War where he served in the U.S. Army, and offers a wealth of experience to the community of Waunakee. Together Drs. Matthew Karls and Stanley Karls, Waunakee cosmetic dentists at Karls Family dentistry, offer the perfect blend of traditional and modern dentistry to serve their patient's needs.

"It is an honor to be working with my father in our family owned practice so that our family can bring quality dental care to your family. We both bring experience and our own specialties to the practice, making for a well-rounded office experience," said Dr. Matthew Karls, Waunakee cosmetic dentist.

This father-son dental practice offers a wide array of services and treatments, providing individualized care for each patient. Drs. Stanley Karls and Matthew Karls provide a wide range of services including implants, laser dentistry, veneers, crowns, and a wide array of other treatments and services. Drs. Stanley and Matthew Karls are committed to maintaining the highest levels of accreditation and pursue ongoing education to stay abreast of the latest trends in dental health care.

In addition, this Waunakee dentist also stays abreast of the cutting-edge dental technology to provide the best in quality care for their loyal patients in the Waunakee area. Drs. Stanley Karls and Matthew Karls offer the latest in technologies, including digital x-rays, digital intraoral photography, soft-tissue diode laser, electric hand pieces, and isodry isolation.

Dr. Matthew Karls adds a new element of quality dental care in addition to his father's years of experience in dentistry. Patients can look to Karls Family Dentistry for all of their dental health care needs, with the added experience of a father-son practice bringing personal, individualized care to every patient.

About Karls Family Dentistry: Karls Family Dentistry is operated by Dr. Stanley Karls and Dr. Matthew Karls, dentists in Waunakee. A father-son practice, Karls Family Dentistry has been serving Waunakee since 1970. Waunakee natives, Dr. Matthew Karls and Dr. Stanley Karls are committed to providing the best in quality dental care for patients of all ages.

Media Contact:
Dr. Matthew Karls
karlsdds@gmail.com
400 West Second Street
Waunakee, WI 53597
(608) 849-4100
http://www.karlsfamilydentistry.com


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[Press-News.org] Dr. Matthew Karls Joins Father, Dr. Stanley Karls, A Waunakee Dentist At Karls Family Dentistry
Dr. Matthew Karls joins his father Dr. Stanley Karls at Karls Family Dentistry bringing quality dental care to a whole new level.