Patients Find Teeth Whitening More Affordable With Dentist in Fayetteville

Dr. Rena Brown, Fayetteville dentist, announces upcoming teeth whitening promotion to brighten patients' smiles at discounted rate.

2011-08-27

FAYETTEVILLE, GA, August 27, 2011 (Press-News.org) Dedicated dentist in Fayetteville, Dr. Rena Brown, is offering patients a new teeth whitening promotion available at Smiles by Design. Patients can now achieve the brighter, whiter smile they have always wanted with the help of teeth whitening at a special, discounted rate.

For a limited time, patients can receive $100 off of teeth whitening treatment from Dr. Rena Brown, Fayetteville dentist. This special price incentive is giving patients an opportunity to whiten their smiles at an affordable rate. Whether it is for back to school or improved self-confidence, patients can visit Smile by Design for their whitening treatment at a discounted price.

"I understand how hectic life can be. This is why it is my pleasure to offer my patients teeth whitening at a discounted price. A brighter, whiter smile is within reach for my patients, and at an affordable price that will keep them smiling longer," said Dr. Rena Brown, Fayetteville, GA dentist.

Staining can occur on the outside surfaces of teeth and is often caused by red wine, coffee, and tea, as well as by tobacco use. The embarrassment of having discolored or stained teeth can be monumental and negatively impact a patient's life. For this reason, Dr. Rena Brown is offering $100 off of Fayetteville teeth whitening treatments.

Smiles by Design is committed to designing for beauty, comfort and the patient. By offering teeth whitening at a discounted price, Dr. Brown and her team of dental professionals are able to maintain the practice's motto. Good dental health is the foundation to a beautiful smile, and together Smiles by Design will help patients discover their most beautiful self, with high-quality dentistry and natural looking enhancement options for an attractive, healthy smile.

Patients are encouraged to contact Dr. Rena Brown, Fayetteville sedation dentist, at Smiles by Design for further consultation and information on available teeth whitening treatments. Not everyone is a candidate for whitening, but Dr. Brown and her dedicated team will work with each patient to find an ideal solution for a whiter smile.

About Smiles by Design: Owned and operated by Dr. Rena Brown, Smiles by Design is dentistry designed with her patients in mind. She brings a caring, personal touch to the dental profession. Dr. Brown graduated from the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry in Lexington in 1996. Balancing an accomplished career and active family life gives Dr. Rena Brown an exceptional ability to relate to her patients with warmth, compassion and candor.

Media Contact:
Dr. Rena Brown, DDS
contactus@mysmilebydesign.com
1275 Highway 54 West Suite 204
Fayetteville, GA 30214
(770) 461-5500
http://www.mysmilesbydesign.com/

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