The holiday season is a wonderful opportunity to stop and think about all we’re grateful for — and at our office, that means you.
We’re right in the thick of the holiday season, and we love this time of year here at Papageorgiou Dental Associates. Good food, reunions with family and friends and an opportunity to give thanks puts us in a festive mood all month long. And when it comes to the latter, we know there’s one big thing we have to be grateful for: you, our dear patient.
Our whole team of dental professionals is passionate about providing the very best in dental care to Natick residents and all our neighbors. We know that without you and your support of Papageorgiou Dental Associates, we wouldn’t be able to realize our passion for providing excellent dental care. You truly make our dreams reality.
With the year wrapping up, we’re looking forward to 2016 and hope you’ll continue on your journey to excellent oral health care with Papageorgiou Dental Associates. Keep an eye on our blog for up-to-date information regarding your oral health, and know you can always count on the same quality dental care you’re used to from Dr. Papageorgiou.
And don’t forget! If it’s been more than six months since your last dental checkup, contact us to schedule your appointment and make sure your teeth look healthy and beautiful in time for the new year. We’re here to help you maintain a vibrant smile in 2016 and for years to come — click here to let us know you’re overdue for a cleaning and checkup today!
You’ve paid for them all year long, now use this year’s dental benefits! Tips on maximizing your investment from Dr. Christina Papageorgiou.
Flossing keeps teeth and gums healthy. Learn how to floss from your Natick, MA dentist, Dr. Christina Papageorgiou.
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