Raleigh Dentist Goes Above and Beyond for Continuing Education

Dr. Paresh Naran, Raleigh cosmetic dentist, has completed over 800 continuing education credits for improved dental care.

2012-05-17

RALEIGH, NC, May 17, 2012 (Press-News.org) Since graduating dental school in 1991, Dr. Paresh Naran, Raleigh dentist, has completed over 800 continuing education credits. By completing extensive continuing education hours, Dr. Naran helps to ensure his patients are receiving the most up-to-date dental care possible.

"With dentistry constantly advancing with new procedures and technology, it is important that I remain up-to-date with these changes. In order to do so, I maintain continuing education courses each year, and have been doing so since I graduated from dental school," said Dr. Paresh Naran, Raleigh cosmetic dentist.

After graduating from UNC Chapel Hill in 1991, Dr. Paresh Naran, dentist in Raleigh, NC, continues to further his knowledge. Once he completed dental school, Dr. Naran furthered his dental knowledge and education by completing a General Practice Residency at the dental clinic at Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte. He is extremely interested and committed to increasing his dental knowledge to provide excellent care by attending numerous continuing education courses, with over 800 currently registered with the Academy of General Dentistry (AGD).

By maintaining continuing dental education courses, Dr. Naran, cosmetic dentist in Raleigh, can ensure that he understands the most advanced topics, techniques and materials currently being used in dentistry today. As a member of the Academy of General Dentistry, Dr. Paresh Naran is committed to completing at least 75 hours of continuing education in order to maintain his membership as well as ensuring that his patients have access to the latest diagnostic, preventative and treatment methods.

"Dental continuing education is essential for anyone working in the dental field. Just as the medical field always advances, so does dentistry," said Dr. Naran, general and emergency dentist in Raleigh. "We are entrusted with the safety and comfort of our patients on a daily basis. Completing ongoing education courses and training helps me to provide my patients with the best, and safest, care available."

Dental continuing education helps keep dentists of all levels on top of the changes in the dentistry, allowing them to improve their skills while learning about new techniques. Dr. Paresh Naran, Raleigh, NC dentist, is proud to have completed over 800 continuing education hours since graduating from dental school, and looks forward to maintaining continuing education courses each year for the best dental care available for his patients in Raleigh, NC and surrounding areas.

For more information on Dr. Paresh Naran, Naran Family Dentistry, and important dental health care topics, such as implants in Raleigh, patients can visit the website at http://www.mouthhealer.com/.

About Naran Family Dentistry: Naran Family Dentistry is owned and operated by Dr. Paresh Naran. Dr. Naran has been in practice at Naran Family Dentistry since 1994 and is originally from Zimbabwe. He attended the University of Texas at Arlington, graduating with honors with a BS in Biology and also graduating from UNC Chapel Hill in 1991.

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Dr. Paresh Naran
contactus@mouthhealer.com
4703 Western Blvd.
Raleigh, NC 27606
(919) 851-9690
http://www.mouthhealer.com

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