Oswego Cosmetic Dentist Offers Special Promotion for Non-Insured Patients

Dr. Sobia Shaikh, cosmetic dentist in Oswego, helps make dentistry more affordable, even for those without dental insurance.

2012-11-22

OSWEGO, IL, November 22, 2012 (Press-News.org) Maintaining proper oral health care is essential to a healthy life. However, when people don't have insurance they often skip out on their dental visits, which could cause more harm than they imagine. In order to help patients afford dental care, Dr. Sobia Shaikh, Oswego cosmetic dentist, is proud to offer patients discounted dental work. Patients who do not have dental insurance are encouraged to visit Smile Family Dental to take advantage of 15-20% off dental work.

"Whether my patients have insurance or not, it is important that they receive the dental care they need to remain healthy and happy. By offering a special promotion for those who do not have insurance, I hope to improve their quality of life. There is no reason why patients should avoid routine care, which is why we are excited to offer this special discount for those who are uninsured," said Dr. Sobia Shaikh, cosmetic dentist in Oswego.

Oral health care is very important, as it is a crucial aspect of maintaining general health. Regular dental visits to Smile Family Dental can tell Dr. Shaikh, Oswego family dentist, a lot about a patient's overall health, including whether or not they might be developing a disease like diabetes. New research continually suggests that the health of a person's mouth mirrors the condition of their body as a whole. For instance, when a person's mouth is healthy, chances are their overall health is good, too. On the other hand, if a patient has poor dental health, they may have other health problems, as well.

Dr. Sobia Shaikh, family dentist in Oswego, encourages each of her patients to take advantage of this special when they are uninsured so that every patient can receive the quality dental care they need and deserve. Regular dental exams allow Dr. Shaikh to watch for developments that may point to other health issues, as well as poor nutrition and hygiene. With the 15-20% off dental work special for patients without dental insurance, Dr. Shaikh looks forward to helping her patients smile bigger and brighter for longer.

"Healthy teeth and gums do more than just provide us with a nice, shiny smile. Good dental health is a great way to keep your whole body in good shape. For this reason, I hope my patients take advantage of this special offer so that they can keep smiling for life," said Dr. Shaikh, Oswego emergency dentist.

Through the availability of this special promotion, Dr. Sobia Shaikh, emergency dentist in Oswego, further proves her dedication to providing all of her patients with the best in dental care possible, even when patients do not have insurance. For more information on Smile Family Dental and this special promotion, patients can visit the website at http://www.smilesofoswego.com/staff.html.

About Smile Family Dental: Dr. Sobia Shaikh has recently opened Smile Family Dental this year as a solo practice. At Smile Family Dental, Dr. Shaikh is committed to her patients' individual attention and strives to provide personalized oral health care tailored to each patient's individual, unique dental needs and goals. Dr. Shaikh invites patients from the Oswego community and the surrounding area to visit Smile Family Dental for all of their dental health care needs, including teeth whitening, crowns, preventive care and Invisalign, among others.

Media Contact:
Dr. Sobia Shaikh
Smilefamilydental1@att.net
1768 Douglas Road
Oswego, IL 60543
(630) 554-5858
http://www.smilesofoswego.com/

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