Smiles at Fairfax Corner Unveils New Office Video Tour

The Fairfax dentists unveil a new office video tour, which viewers can find on the Smiles at Fairfax Corner website.

2012-06-11

FAIRFAX, VA, June 11, 2012 (Press-News.org) The Fairfax dentists unveil a new office video tour, which viewers can find on the Smiles at Fairfax Corner website. The video tour displays the incredible amenities and beautiful office environment that Dr. Riaz Rayek offers to patients.

The new office video tour provides viewers with an in-depth depiction of everything Smiles at Fairfax Corner has to offer. From the welcoming, relaxing reception area to a look into the treatment rooms filled with high-tech dental equipment, Dr. Rayek guides viewers through the various facets of the office. You can also see the dental hygiene section, the treatment section, and the patient consultation room.

As you watch the office video tour and browse their website, you can see that Dr. Rayek and his team love creating beautiful, healthy smiles using a variety of services.

Click here to watch the office tour video

For instance dental implants are offered at Smiles at Fairfax Corner as just one of the many restorative dentistry services to choose from.

Patients can opt to receive safe and effective sedation dentistry for a great dentist appointment. Sedation dentistry is a great solution for patients who have a fear of the dentist, or who experience dental anxiety. The Fairfax dentists want patients to feel relaxed and comfortable while receiving the necessary dental services for a healthy smile.

They also offer several cosmetic services, including clear braces, teeth whitening, and porcelain veneers, for a natural-looking, healthy smile. Cosmetic dentistry is great for patients who feel unhappy with their smiles due to chipped, crooked, or stained teeth.

Preventive dentistry services are also available, which include oral cancer screenings, oral hygiene instruction, diagnostic x-rays, as well as treatments to fight against bad breath, tooth decay, and gum disease. With these services, patients can have healthy, beautiful, strong teeth and gums that will last for many years to come.

For unparalleled general, cosmetic, preventive, and restorative dentistry services, Dr. Rayek and his skilled team are here for you. Devoted to professional, compassionate dental care, they provide top-notch dentistry for you and your family. They are proud to be part of their community, and to be conveniently located so patients can dine, work, and shop in the area.

To schedule your appointment or consultation with Dr. Rayek, call his office at 703-222-3245, or visit FCsmiles.com to book your visit.

Website: http://www.fcsmiles.com

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