KESWICK, ON, CANADA, February 06, 2012 (Press-News.org) Dr. Fotini Papapanagiotou joins the successful RiverEdge Dental team and brings with her much experience and medical expertise. She began her dental career in high school as an assistant, completed a Bachelor of Science Degree in Biochemistry with an emphasis on research of neuroblastoma, and earned her DDS Degree from the University of Toronto.
In 2003 Dr. Papapanagiotou received the York University Award of Distinction, and then continued her career at the University of Toronto, where she began her training in biochemistry and where she joined the Alpha Omega Dental Society. She was an active member participating in outreach like Brush-A-Mania, an event bringing dental education to school children. She received her general practice DDS Degree, became a member of the Ontario, Canada Dental Association, and now practices at RiverEdge Dental in Keswick.
It is the goal of RiverEdge Dental to help their patients create lasting, healthy smiles, while alleviating any stress associated with dental procedures. RiverEdge Dental offers a wide array of services from cleanings and x-rays to extractions and braces.
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RiverEdge Dental is a family oriented dental practice offering general, cosmetic, and emergency dental service that contributes to overall health. Please visit our website at http://www.riveredgedental.ca
Dr. Fotini Papapanagiotou joins RiverEdge Dental
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