The key to a beautiful smile is keeping it healthy. And keeping your teeth — and mouth — healthy has never been easier with these 10 simple tips. Use this guide to take your oral care to the next level.
February is Dental Health Month.
To promote Dental Awareness and to offer
help to the community, Dr. Mehrnoosh Darj, dentist in El Paso, is sponsoring
3 FREE Dental Emergency Treatment Days.
Anyone with a dental need or in need of pain relief, who cannot
otherwise afford it, will be provided with one
dental service per patient (one cleaning or one filling
or one simple extraction) at NO COST
on a first come-first-served basis!
Anyone with a dental need or in need of pain relief, who cannot
otherwise afford it, will be provided with one
dental service per patient (one cleaning or one filling
or one simple extraction) at NO COST
on a first come-first-served basis!
(Limit to one procedure per patient)
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