Lauderhill Dentist Serves Broward County for 35 Years

Dr. Robert Getz, dentist in Lauderhill, FL, celebrates 35 years of practice in Broward County.

2011-07-08

LAUDERHILL, FL, July 08, 2011 (Press-News.org) Leading Lauderhill cosmetic dentist, Dr. Robert Getz, is pleased to announce his 35th year of practice. Since 1976, Dr. Getz has proudly served the Broward County community.

"As I look back on my 35 years as a dentist, I can honestly say I still love my job. I hope to continue to provide the best in quality dental health care for years to come in Broward County," said Dr. Robert Getz, Lauderhill dentist.

Dr. Robert Getz is a graduate of Rutgers University and the University Of Detroit School Of Dentistry. After practicing in New Jersey for three years, Dr. Getz moved to Broward County and established his practice in 1976. He was a member of the Broward Dental Research Clinic and from 1990 - 1991 he served as the president of the Broward Dental Research Clinic. In addition, Dr. Getz has taught dental assistants in training for 25 years.

To this day, Dr. Getz, Lauderhill, FL dentist, continues as an active member of the Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (AACD), the International Congress of Oral Implantology (ACOI), the American College of General Dentistry (AGD), and the Florida Dental Association (FDA), among a variety of other memberships. In addition, he continues to take many hours of continuing education each year to stay current in all fields of dentistry and technology.

From Lauderhill zoom whitening to dental implants, Dr. Getz is committed to treating every patient's oral health problems, as well as maintaining proper dental health. After 35 years of providing the highest quality and standard of care, Dr. Getz is still the preferred choice for dental health care in the Broward County area.

"Much has changed in dentistry over the past three decades," said Dr. Getz. "One thing will always be constant, though, and that's the trusting relationships we have built with our patients.

About Dr. Robert Getz, DDS: Dr. Robert Getz is a solo practitioner who opened his own practice in 1976. For 35 years, his practice maintains focus in cosmetics, implants, and a pain-free experience. He is a graduate of Rutgers University and the University Of Detroit School Of Dentistry. Dr. Getz provides services in dental implants, dental veneers, and zoom whitening, among other services. He has also been a member of the Broward Dental Research Clinic for 35 years, serving as its president in 1990-91.

Media Contact:
Dr. Robert Getz
contactus@lauderhilldds.com
4962 N. University Dr.
Lauderhill, FL 33351
(954) 748-9949
http://www.lauderhilldds.com/

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