Who's a Candidate for Dentures?
Dentures are an ideal tooth replacement option for anyone with numerous gaps in their smile — including those who’ve lost all their teeth. Learn more here.
2018 Christmas Giveaway!
Merry Christmas from Goodman Dental Center!
We’re excited for Christmas this year and we want to give back to our patients. We’ve got amazing presents for 4 of you, how does a chance to win a $5oo dental credit sound?
If you’d like a chance to win $500 of free dental care for yourself and your family, all you have to do is:
- Be a current patient at Goodman Dental Center
- Post or comment on our Facebook or Instagram page your guess of how many items are in our Christmas Jar
The 4 people with the closest guesses will be chosen as our winners!
Winners will be chosen on December 19th, 2018, Good luck and Merry Christmas!
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