LADERA RANCH, CA, March 29, 2011 (Press-News.org) Patients living in Ladera Ranch now have a dentist to call their own. Your Ladera Ranch Dentist is a family dental office that provides affordable dentistry and cosmetic dentistry services for adults and children of any age. Your Ladera Ranch Dentist is a member of the 7 Day Dental group of dental practices. 7 Day Dental, as the name suggests, is open 7 days per week, 365 days a year and that means that Your Ladera Ranch Dentist is open all the time and there are even emergency dentistry services for those after hour dental crises.
Your Laguna Ranch Dentist also provides affordable cosmetic dentistry in Ladera. The practice's cosmetic dentistry and dental implants in Ladera are designed to provide the ultimate comfort while giving patients the best smile possible. The local Laguna Ranch dentist seeks to provide families and children, both young and old, with the best dental care at the most affordable prices.
According to Your Laguna Ranch Dentist, all fees are competitive due to both the loyalty of returning patients and also because of the group-practice philosophy that everyone in the community deserves great dental care, regardless of the means. Your Laguna Ranch Dentist will provide complete dentistry for patients of all ages and most insurance plans are covered, including HMOs, PPOs, Medi-Cal and other plans.
About YourLaderaRanchDentist.com: This local Ladera Ranch dentist office is an affordable dental and cosmetic dentistry practice located in Ladera Ranch, California. A member of the 7 Day Dental group-practice, Your Ladera Ranch Dentist is open 7 days per week, 365 days per year and is open to families and children of all ages.
Contact:
Dr. David McCann
Ladera Ranch Office
27702 Crown Valley Pkwy, Suite A-2
Ladera Ranch, CA 92694
(949) 365-1900
YourLaderaRanchDentistP@gmail.com
http://www.YourLaderaRanchDentist.com
Pediatric Dentist in Ladera Now Accepting Families and Children of All Ages
Your Ladera Ranch Dentist of YourLaderaRanchDentist.com is a dental practice located in Ladera Ranch, California that offers pediatric, emergency and cosmetic dentistry services for families and children of all ages.
2011-03-29
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