Prior Lake Dentist Voted As Top Dentist for Mpls St. Paul Magazine

Babcock and Morgan Family Dentistry, which has been going on for over 40 years, is once again honored with the Top Dentist award by Mpls St. Paul Magazine.

2013-04-06

PRIOR LAKE, MN, April 06, 2013 (Press-News.org) Drs. Michael Babcock and Tom Morgan, Prior lake dentists, of Babcock & Morgan Family Dental in Prior Lake, Minnesota spend most of their day concerned about whether their patients are brushing and flossing their teeth every day. They also spend a lot of time mentoring other dentists and staying up to date with the latest developments in the dental industry. Their hard work and dedication has earned them a number of honors; the most recent was again being voted a Top Dentist by Mpls St Paul, a popular local magazine.

Dr. Babcock, dentist in Prior Lake, is a graduate of the University of Minnesota, where he completed both his undergraduate studies and received his Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree. He started his practice in 1971 and it has been flourishing ever since. He specializes in general clinical and family dentistry. Dr. Morgan is also a University of Minnesota graduate, where he received both his undergraduate degree and his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree. He specializes in cosmetic and implant dentistry.

Both doctors are excited about accepting this honor from Mpls St. Paul Magazine and dedicated to continuing their work in the Prior Lake area.

"This is a great honor. Babcock & Morgan will continue to commit ourselves to providing premier dental services and education to the community," says Prior Lake cosmetic dentist, Dr. Morgan.

Mnpls magazine selects top dentists based on recommendations from their peers: other qualified dentists in the Twin Cities. They consider each dentist's background, quality of service, clinical skills and commitment to continuing education in dentistry. Dentists who use the latest technologies to provide their patients with a better, faster and more comfortable visit commonly earn this top honor.

"I'm happy to learn that my colleagues consider me a top dentist. Mpls St. Paul Magazine is a premier publication in our area that many of our patients read regularly and trust," Prior Lake family dentist Dr. Babcock affirms.

The magazine's annual list of top dentists is designed to help patients identify the best dentists for their needs in the Twin Cities area. If a patient finds a dentist listed here, he can rest assured that he is getting a highly qualified, professional, caring and innovative practitioner.

Prior Lake dentists Drs. Michael Babcock and Thomas Morgan now accept appointment requests via their website at http://www.mypriorlackdentist.com and by calling (952) 447-4611. Visit Mpls St. Paul Magazine to view the list of top dentists and other local "Best Of" recommendations at http://mspmag.com.

About Babcock and Morgan Family Dentistry: Babcock and Morgan Family Dentistry is operated by experienced dentists in Prior Lake, MN, Drs. Michael Babcock and Tom Morgan. This highly qualified cosmetic dentist in Prior Lake is committed to helping every patient achieve the smile they desire. Offering a wide array of services including Invisalign, bonding, implants and teeth whitening Babcock and Morgan Family Dentistry treats patients of every age. Regularly attending continuing education courses to stay on top of the industry's latest techniques and technology, Drs. Babcock and Morgan ensure the best procedures and treatments for their patients.

Media Contact:
Dr. Thomas Morgan
tombmorgan@yahoo.com
16670 Franklin Trail Southeast
Prior Lake, MN 55372
(952) 447-4611
http://www.mypriorlakedentist.com

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