M & M Smiles Sacramento Offers Promotion To New Patients Throughout January

Jan 20, 2017

M & M Smiles Sacramento is helping people start 2017 with the best possible dental health, by offering a huge discount to new patients on examinations, x-rays and cleanings.

Sacramento, CA, United States - January 19, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —

Dental work is essential to overall health, and having a beautiful smile can transform confidence, making 2017 a wholly different experience for those who are self-conscious about their teeth. M & M Smiles Sacramento is a family dentistry practice that offers both general and cosmetic dental services to patients of all ages. They are committed to offering people the best possible dental service in the area, and are offering an incredible $270 discount to any new patient who would like to receive a dental exam, x-rays and cleaning.

Until the end of January, individuals signing up as new patients with M & M Smiles can enjoy the benefits of an initial exam, dental x-rays, and a thorough, professional clean for just $79 dollars, reduced from the true value of $350. This huge saving is designed to get people off to the right start in the new year.

The initial examination will reveal any issues with the teeth, including cavities, alignment issues, plaque and more. The x-rays can uncover more deep-rooted issues with the jaw bones themselves, with tooth roots, as well as wisdom teeth. Finally, the professional cleaning can allow people to leave the dental practice with a healthier, brighter smile.

A spokesperson for the M & M Smiles Sacramento Office explained, “We are pleased to be able to help people find the best dental work in Sacramento right here in our practice. To encourage more people to come in and discover this for themselves, we created this new year special, which will help people get their 2017 off to the best start. Dental health is so important, and all too often ignored. By making this huge reduction in price, we have made sure people don’t continue to ignore it, but instead make time to get their teeth checked for the best price available.”

About M & M Smiles Sacramento: M & M Smiles Sacramento offer both general and cosmetic dental services for all ages. They believe in offering a convenient, comfortable one-stop practice for local families. As such, their dental office is fully equipped with everything needed to provide premier dentistry to pediatric patients, seniors, and everyone in between. They aim to establish long lasting relationships with every patient.

Contact Info:
Name: M & M Smiles
Email: [email protected]
Organization: M & M Smiles
Address: 2 Scripps Dr #208 Sacramento, CA 95825
Phone: (916) 920-3572

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