6 Most Common Causes of a Toothache
Toothaches can indicate a severe underlying problem with your oral health. Here are six typical causes of toothache and the steps you should take to resolve them.
Spring Discounts!
Spring Discounts at Goodman Dental Center
It’s Officially Spring, and we’re welcoming the season with these great Spring discounts!
Now through the end of the month, at Goodman Dental Center in Queen Creek Arizona, you can get a:
- $25 credit on fillings
- $50 credit on crowns
- $50 credit on root canals
- $100 credit on implants
Now is the perfect time to improve your smile, with these amazing discounts. If you’re a little worried about anything more invasive than a dental cleaning, click here to learn about our sedation dentistry options!
Give us a call to schedule your dental work and make sure to mention this article to take advantage of a dental credit for your filling, crown, root canal or implant.
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