Duluth Dentist Maintains Continuing Education For Dental Implants

Dr. Tatiana Shifrin, dentist in Duluth, has finished over 200 hours of continuing dental implant education courses.

2012-07-01

DULUTH, GA, July 01, 2012 (Press-News.org) To further provide her patients with the best dental implants available, Dr. Tatiana Shifrin, Duluth dentist, is happy to have completed over 200 hours of continuing education in the last two years for the improvement of dental implants. By maintaining continuing education for dental implants, Dr. Shifrin can ensure that her patients receive the best dental implant procedure possible at Shifrin Dental.

With over 200 hours of continuing education in implants, Dr. Shifrin, dentist in Duluth, is able to remain on the cutting edge of technology. As dentistry is constantly evolving and advancing, it is important to remain up-to-date with current and past procedures, such as dental implants. To expand on her knowledge, Dr. Shifrin has even attended class in Curitiba Brazil at the Neoss Dental School.

"It is always important to remain up-to-date with the advancements in dentistry, and receiving continuing dental education allows me to do just that. Over the past two years I am proud to say that I have successfully completed over 200 hours in implant courses. In addition I have even gone to Brazil to attend the Neoss Dental School for further education. I look forward to continuing my education even more, and providing my patients with the care they deserve," said Dr. Tatiana Shifrin, dentist in Suwanee, GA.

In recent years, Dr. Shifrin, Suwanee, GA dentist, understood the demand for dental implants has risen greatly. Not only have techniques improved, but the benefits that implants provide patients have increased as well. Dental implants can improve appearance, confidence, and self-esteem. They can also preserve remaining teeth, improve a person's ability to speak properly, and eliminate the need for full and partial dentures.

To keep up-to-date with the constant advances with dental implants, Dr. Shifrin, cosmetic dentist in Suwanee and Duluth, is proud to maintain over 200 hours of continuing education in the past two years. She looks forward to continuing her education for years to come, and to provide her patients with improved smiles through the use of dental implants.

For more information on Dr. Tatiana Shifrin, cosmetic dentist in Duluth and Suwanee, GA, and the use of dental implants to improve a person's smile, patients can visit Shifrin Dental's website at http://www.shifrindental.com.

About Shifrin Dental: Owned and operated by Dr. Tatiana Shifrin, Shifrin Dental is dedicated to providing patients with the best in quality dental care. Dr. Shifrin has been a dentist in Duluth since 1997. She is a graduate of Georgia Institute of Technology and received her dental degree from the University of Pennsylvania. Upon graduation, Dr. Shifrin served in the U.S. Air Force as a Captain. Dr. Tatiana Shifrin is committed to learning and receives over 100 hours each year in continuing education. Additionally, she is a dentist who will not judge or criticize her patients, won't lecture or put them down and is someone who truly cares about her patients, their health and how they look and feel.

Media Contact:
Dr. Tatiana Shifrin, DMD
Contactus@shifrindental.com
4229 Pleasant Hill Road
Duluth, GA 30096
(770) 232-5255
http://www.shifrindental.com

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