Acworth Dentist Announces New Location in Midtown, Atlanta

Dr. Steve Hahn, dentist in Acworth, is pleased to announce his practice will open a new location in Midtown soon.

2012-04-04

ACWORTH, GA, April 04, 2012 (Press-News.org) Dr. Steve Hahn, Acworth prosthodontist, and his staff are pleased to announce the pending opening of a new location in Midtown, Atlanta. The new location will give Dr. Hahn and his associates access to a whole new group of patients.

Roughly 30 miles from the current Acworth location, the Midtown location will be able to bring dental services to a large population center in the heart of Atlanta. For patients of the Acworth dentist who may live closer to Midtown or are employed there, the new location offers a new level of convenience.

"We are all tremendously excited about our expansion into Midtown, Atlanta. We know the level of quality service we provide and are excited to show that to a whole new group of patients. I hope that people that are looking for dentistry and prosthodontal needs in the Midtown area will turn to us," said Dr. Hahn, Acworth family dentist.

Dr. Hahn and his staff are specialists in dental implants and prosthodontics. For any patients that are looking to replace a missing tooth, the staff at the Georgia Dental Implant Center are capable of effectively replacing the tooth with a dental implant that can last a lifetime in some cases.

The dentist in Acworth also recently launched a new comprehensive website that offers a high level of service and convenience to his patients. The new site makes it easy for patients to find information about dental topics or the doctors and staff at the practice.

In addition, the new site provides easy turn-by-turn directions, new patient information and an extensive patient education section for patients to learn more information about dentistry topics. If patients want to make an appointment with the Acworth dentist, they simply have to log on to the site and make use of the new appointment scheduler feature.

With the addition of a new location in Midtown, Atlanta and a new website, it is clear that Dr. Hahn and his staff are committed to offering high quality dental and prosthodontal service to his patients. Log on to the Georgia Dental Implant Center's website for more information.

About Dr. Steve Hahn: Dr. Steve Hahn, Acworth dentist, has received education from prestigious institutions such as Columbia University, Boston University and New York University. After graduating, he spent a great deal of time teaching dentists specialized skills in prosthodontics and dental implants in Acworth. Recently, Dr. Hahn has begun working directly with patients from his practice's office in Acworth.

Media Contact:
Georgia Dental Implant Center
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5490 Crossroads Dr. Suite 1
Acworth, GA 30102
(770) 926-2784
http://www.georgiadic.com

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