Oral Dental Care Office Expansion
Aug 16, 2016
Dr Farha decided to expand his patient base by offering a new practice in Coral Gables, Oral Dental Care of Florida. The practice offers advanced technology, electronic record keeping, digital x-rays that reduce radiation by 80% and allow for clearer more comprehensive x-rays.
New york, USA - August 15, 2016 /PressCable/ —
http://www.coralgablesdentistfl.comOral Dental Care , a specialty dental practice in New York, announces a new dental office in Coral Gables Florida, where Dr Antoine Farha recently decided to open a Florida office and increase his patient base.
Dr Farha of Oral Dental Care in Brooklyn, has been serving the area of Bayridge, Brooklyn for 18 years where he mainly specialized in implants and dental implants but also offered cosmetic and general dentistry.
Dr Farha decided to expand his patient base by offering a new practice in Coral Gables, Oral Dental Care of Florida. The practice offers advanced technology, electronic record keeping, digital x-rays that reduce radiation by 80% and allow for clearer more comprehensive x-rays. Appointments can be made by going to the website www.coralgablesdentistfl.com where patients can book online using the scheduler appointment button.
Dr Farha offers for new patients to Oral Dental Care of Florida a new patient treatment plan for $65.00 that includes x-rays, exam, cleaning and a treatment plan. “This is a great way for us to introduce ourselves to Coral Gables and for patients to become acquainted with our practice that may be looking for a new dentist. D Farha as well as specializing in implants and mini dental implants performs the following procedures:
– porcelain veneers
– Crowns
– Periodontal therapy
– Dental bridges
– Dentures and partials
– Sedation dentistry
– Dental fillings
– Teeth whitening
Dr Farha is looking forward to treating many new patients and in helping patients who have experienced significant tooth loss,overcome their fear of smiling, socializing and eating the foods that they used to love. He has appeared on Fox news in Philadelphia has been known in the New York area as one of the main cosmetic dentists offering the MDI (mini dental implant) system.
The office in Coral Gables partners with Care Credit financing for patients who qualify or currently hold a Care Credit account.
Dr Farha was admitted to The American Academy of Implant Dentistry (AAID) as an associate fellow, a feat that culminated in three years of testing and case presentations in Implant proficiency. He was twice featured on ABC News (2001) and FOX News (2005)for his work with Mini Dental Implants and was voted as one of 2010 Top Dental Speakers by his peers on dentallearning.Net/All speakers. He holds a BS from Wichita State University, in Wichita Kansas in 1992. He completed studies towards a Masters Degree in Business Science at the same institution (1992-1994) and was admitted To New York University College of Dentistry in 1994 where he received his DDS degree with Honors in 1998. He shares his time between New York and Coral Gables, Florida where he lives with his wife who helps him run his practice. He devotes his spare time to his family and has two teenage children.
For more information, please visit http://www.coralgablesdentistfl.com
Contact Info:
Name: Dr. Farha
Organization: Oral Dental Care of Florida
Address: 461 77th St. Coral Gables, Florida
Phone: 305-567-1992
Release ID: 128008
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