Jun 9, 2021
June 09, 2021 - /PressAdvantage/ - West Cobb Dentistry, a dental clinic in Kennesaw, Georgia is accepting new patients. The clinic issued a statement saying that those in the clinic’s service areas waiting for booking dental appointments due to COVID-19 concerns can do so now without any apprehension.
The spokesperson for the clinic, Kellie Guffin, says, “The entire country has been reeling from the effects of the once-in-a-lifetime pandemic. 2021 has brought hope and the rate of vaccinations has put public health systems somewhat at ease. In light of the conditions that are improving on an almost daily basis, we want to invite everyone who has been holding off on seeking dental consultation to visit our offices and get the procedures that they need. We are maintaining all the state and federal recommended safety precautions for ensuring that our offices are safe for all of our visitors. All of our staff will be in PPE and the premises will be sanitized after every workday. You don’t have to worry about catching the virus from a visit to our dental clinic. You can rest assured and book an appointment to get your teeth looked at as soon as you find time in your schedule. Call us today and we will answer any questions you might have about our dental procedures or the safety precautions that we are taking in our clinic. We are waiting to hear from you.”

The Kennesaw dentist office offers preventive, restorative, and cosmetic dentistry services such as dental implants, bonding, porcelain veneers, teeth extractions, wisdom teeth removal, teeth whitening, teeth cleaning, natural-looking teeth filling, Invisalign clear braces, IV sedation, bone grafts, ortho exposures, biopsy, sinus lifts, removable dentures, TMJ/TMD treatment, composite bondings, root canal therapy, dental crowns, dental bridges, oral cancer screenings, dental sealants, and periodontal treatment.
West Cobb Dentistry is the #1 rated dental office in Kennesaw. When asked about the service they provide, Kellie says, “Our mission is to deliver gentle and wholesome dental care with a smile. We know that dentistry appointments get a bad rap due to stories of painful experiences and scary-sounding procedures. We try our best to put all of our patients at ease so that they have nothing to fear when they visit us. The atmosphere in the clinic is relaxed and convenient. You can ask us any question you may have about our treatments and we will promptly answer to help you make the best decision for your dental health. When you come to us, you are not just coming in for a dental checkup or teeth cleaning. You strive to build a relationship with you that lasts a lifetime. We have been quite successful with all the patients that we have served so far. We would love for you to become a part of our family.”
The clinic boasts a team of dental care and treatment specialists that have undergone the highest levels of dental certification and have years of experience. The clinic places an emphasis on using the latest technology to ensure high-quality dental treatments for all of its patients.
A recent Google review of the clinic by a satisfied customer says, “This practice is the best!!! Every single staff member is friendly and competent. I actually enjoy going and getting my teeth worked on. After decades of seeing the same dentist who I felt wasn’t giving me the best advice, I made the switch to Dr. Harding. I am so glad I did!!! She is painless, kind, patient, and honest. Thank you West Cobb Dentistry!”
The clinic can be reached at the phone number (770) 794-3332. There is an online form on its website to book appointments. The clinic says that it will work with the patient’s dental insurance provider to find the best and most affordable treatments for every case. It also offers “Care Credit” to patients who want to finance larger procedures. The clinic provides dental services to residents of Kennesaw, Acworth, Powder Springs, Marietta, and beyond.
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For more information about West Cobb Dentistry, contact the company here:
West Cobb Dentistry
Kellie Guffin
7707943331
[email protected]
5255 Stilesboro Rd NW # 150
Kennesaw, GA 30152
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