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Healthy Smile Healthy Heart

When: First Monday-Sunday of every month. Continues through Feb. 28 2015

Gum disease is not easliy noticed but can be easily detected and treated by seeing your dentist every six months. Left untreated it can affect your overall health and cause other diseases such as diabetes and heart disease to become worse. Call Marshpoint Dentistry today to schedule an appointment. Your heart will thank you for it!

912-898-0090

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