ANAHEIM, CA, March 29, 2011 (Press-News.org) Your Anaheim Dentist is offering a discount promotion for patients who lack dental insurance. That is a savings of $180 and the promotion is held from Monday through Friday from 9AM to 3PM. The promotion is another opportunity for the 7 Day Dental group practice member to fulfill the company mission, which is to provide the most modern yet affordable dental care to as many patients as possible, regardless of those patients' means.
Your Anaheim Dentist, which is one of four 7 Day Dental offices in Orange County, is headed by Dr. Jim Shen. Dr. Shen graduated from the University of California School of Dentistry in 1989. The doctor is not only known for his expertise, but many of his patients enjoy Dr. Shen for his sense of humor. In fact, many patients request Dr. Shen specifically because of the atmosphere the local Anaheim dentist brings to the office.
Your Anaheim Dentist, being a member of the 7 Day Dental group, is open 7 days per week, 365 days per year. The 7 Day Dental group originated in 1990 when Dr. Chuck Le opened his first Anaheim dental implant dentist office. Your Anaheim Dentist is an emergency dentist, sedation dentist, dental implant dentist, pediatric dentist and cosmetic dentist, among others. The practice covers most insurance providers and dental discount programs.
About YourAnaheimDentist.com: This local Anaheim dentist that provides sedation, emergency, pediatric and affordable cosmetic dentistry services. The practice is a member of the 7 Day Dental group of dental offices, which means the pediatric dental office is open 7 days per week, 365 days per year. Currently, the office is holding a promotion for patients with no insurance whereby those patients will receive an x-ray exam and cleaning for $25, which is a $180 savings.
Contact:
Dr. Jim Shen
7 Day Dental (Euclid Office)
637 N. Euclid St.
Anaheim, CA 92801
Phone: (714) 772-2893
Phone (Vietnamese): (714) 772-5989
YourAnaheimDentistP@gmail.com
http://www.YourAnaheimDentist.com
Local Anaheim Dentist Provides X-Ray Exam and Cleaning Discount for No Insurance Patients
Your Anaheim Dentist at YourAnaheimDentist.com, a member of the 7 Day Dental group, is offering a $25 x-ray exam and cleaning promotion for patients who lack dental insurance.
2011-03-29
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[Press-News.org] Local Anaheim Dentist Provides X-Ray Exam and Cleaning Discount for No Insurance PatientsYour Anaheim Dentist at YourAnaheimDentist.com, a member of the 7 Day Dental group, is offering a $25 x-ray exam and cleaning promotion for patients who lack dental insurance.