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Beyond the Price Tag: What Invisible Braces Offer
When you think of orthodontic treatment, you probably think of tweens and teens with a mouth full of metal. But braces aren’t...
Transform Your Smile with Dental Veneers (There’s a Type That’s Right for You!)
With cosmetic dentistry, the truth is that you get what you pay for. Penn Dental Family Practice brings together a team of specialists who have the training and experience to give you top-notch cosmetic treatment. Want to learn more? Schedule your veneers consultation with a PDFP dentist today by calling 215-898-7337.
Root Canals 101: What to Know Before and After Your Procedure
Get the Truth About Root Canal Infections, and Why They Happen At Penn Dental Family Practice, our endodontic specialists are here to...
Upgrade Your Smile with Philadelphia's Best Cosmetic Dentist
Why Philly Residents Choose PDFP for Cosmetic Dental Treatment The holidays are behind us, and it’s time to show off what you’ve...
This Philadelphia Prosthodontist Helps People Smile Proudly Again
One Philadelphia prosthodontist we’re proud to have on the Penn Dental Family Practice (PDFP) team is Dr. Eva Anadioti. She practices at...
The Do’s and Don’ts Of How to Fix a Broken Tooth
Although your teeth are designed to handle an incredible amount of pressure, sometimes they crack or break. Whether you have a broken...
The Best Oral Hygiene Routine to Stay Healthy
Taking care of your teeth does more than prevent cavities. Your dental health is closely tied to your overall health and well-being....
What to Know About Jaw Reconstruction After Cancer Treatment
Any cancer diagnosis is a frightening prospect. But learning that you have oral cancer can be especially alarming because it often requires...
TMJ Treatment Options to Eliminate the Pain
Any time you open or close your mouth, chew, yawn, speak, or swallow, the Temporomandibular joints (TMJ) on each side of your...
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