COLUMBUS, GA, October 05, 2012 (Press-News.org) In memory of their son Russ Smith, Columbus dentist, Dr. Edward Smith and his wife Melanie would like to donate their time and resources on his birthday, Saturday, October 13th. By appointment only, Dr. Edward Smith is offering complimentary dental exams, cleanings and fluoride treatments to uninsured children of all ages.
Restorative dental work will also be provided on a case-by-case basis with appointments available from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Families that are able to pay for a portion of their child's visit are asked to make a donation to Chattahoochee CASA in lieu of a payment. As Dr. Smith, dentist in Columbus, GA, and his wife, Melanie Smith, get together to celebrate their son's birthday, they hope to see many of their patients at their office to take advantage of this amazing opportunity.
"It is an honor to celebrate the memory of our son, Russ, on his birthday by offering free dental care for children of all ages. We understand that many families cannot afford dental care for their children, which is why we are happy to offer complimentary services for them. In the event that they are able to pay a portion of their child's visit, we simply ask them to make a donation to Chattahoochee CASA in lieu of the payment," said Dr. Edward Smith, Columbus, GA dentist.
Committed to dental excellence, Dr. Edward Smith, cosmetic dentist in Columbus, and his team of dental professionals are available to provide the best in dental care possible. Through the celebration of Russ' Day, Dr. Smith and his staff hope to treat numerous patients in order to help keep them smiling for a lifetime. While many people currently do not have dental insurance, Dr. Smith works to advocate that it is important to seek dental care as there is always a way to make it more affordable.
"Seeing a child smile is one of the greatest gifts we can get. If I can help make my patients smile, it is all worth it. I hope that my patients who do not currently have dental insurance come to my office on October 13th for Russ' Day so that we can help their children smile bigger and brighter," said Dr. Smith, Columbus cosmetic dentist.
Dr. Edward Smith, dentist offering veneers in Columbus, and his wife, Melanie Smith, look forward to seeing and treating many of their patients in celebration of Russ' Day on Saturday, October 13, 2012. For more information on this event, patients can visit Dr. Smith's website at http://www.edwardsmithdmd.com/, or by calling the office at (706) 494-5886.
About Dr. Edward Smith, DMD, MPH, LLC: Dr. Edward Smith received his Doctorate of Dental Medicine from Nova Southeastern University's College of Dental Medicine in May of 2001, where he was inducted into Alpha Omega dental fraternity. He has equipped his office to provide some of the best high tech tools available today to offer an array of treatments, including same day crowns, veneers and dental implants, among others. His favorite new dental gadget is his CEREC crown-milling machine since it makes same-day permanent crown prep and delivery possible. Dr. Smith also believes a combination of continuing education and personal development coupled with the latest technology available is the best way to make his patients' experience and results the best.
Media Contact:
Dr. Edward Smith, DMD
contactus@edwardsmithdmd.com
5650 Whitesville Rd. Suite 101
Columbus, GA 31904
(706) 494-5886
http://www.edwardsmithdmd.com
Columbus Dentist Invites Patients to Celebrate Russ' Day
Dr. Edward Smith, dentist in Columbus, GA, is happy to announce the celebration of Russ' Day for free dental care for kids.
2012-10-05
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