The Coronavirus (COVID-19)🦠 outbreak has been devasting, globally.🌐

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That’s why the health and safety of our patients and team is of great importance to us, with this in mind, we are following guidelines in our practice.

This is a tough time for all of us and we truly value the sense of community.
We are going to get through this!
Wash your hands, stay home, stay positive, stay safe.🙌🏼

You can contact us at ⬇
(619) 488-1557 📞
(664) 634-3978 📞
frontdesk@advancedsmilesdentistry.com 📧
www.advancedsmilesdentistry.com 🌐
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