Non Toxic Dentures Now Offered At Rose Dental

Sep 5, 2019

September 05, 2019 - /PressAdvantage/ - Tucker, GA based Rose Dental is excited to announce that they have recently switched to the use of biocompatible materials in all their denture products. Considered less toxic than their more standardized counterparts, the clinic hopes that these new body-friendly dentures will encourage more patients to get the dental care they need.

Dr. Zina Aaron of Rose Dental is eager to share the benefits of the new dentures with her patients. She says, “Our dentures are now made of flexite material, guaranteed to be monomer, cadmium, and BPA free. These non-toxic, and holistic, dentures are available now.” She invites all those interested in getting new dentures placed, particularly implant-supported dentures, to contact the clinic and schedule their next appointment at their earliest convenience.

She adds, “A lot of our patients are justifiably concerned with their health and the materials that they allow into their bodies. Before recent improvements in dental technology, dental patients were presented with a stark choice—either accept the current, standard dentures and the risk of any hidden dangers they may possess, or do without this life-altering procedure altogether. Thankfully, this is no longer the case. Our new dentures are designed to fit in like they’re a natural part of the body. We expect that many people will be glad to add another layer of safety and take on our holistic dentures.”

Notably, the dental clinic also proudly states on their website that they are mercury free and mercury safe, demonstrating that they have an ongoing commitment to providing the safest products and treatment options to their patients. As they state, “We strive to provide our patients exceptional dental care using the highest quality, biologically-friendly materials, so you can keep your smile healthy and beautiful for a lifetime. Here, we’re improving lives through holistic, biocompatible dentistry, one person at a time!”

They continue, “We understand you have unique dental goals and needs, as well as personal concerns. For your first consultation, our experienced dentists will talk in-depth with you about this, as well as any emerging dental problems or how to keep problems from arising in the first place.” In general, the practice offers their patients a personalized wellness plan, implant services, biocompatible dentistry, and a wide assortment of general procedures that are designed to address the dental needs of everyone who walks in their door.

Dr. Zina Aaron has a wealth of experience in dentistry, backed up by a thorough and active education in the field. She has an undergraduate degree from Emory University in Atlanta, holds a Doctorate of Dental Medicine from the Medical College of Georgia in Augusta, and more. She also maintains professional memberships with the American Dental Association, Georgia Dental Association, The International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology, and so on. She says, “Being a holistic dentist allows me to help people smile with confidence, restore function and comfort, and relieve often intense pain—and all of that is carried out while considering all of the other effects my work has on the overall systemic health of my patients. My goal with each patient is to establish a long-term, trust-based relationship.”

A part of her ability to establish rapport with her patients, says Aaron, is based on her own memories and experiences of being a frequent dental patient in her youth. This allows her to empathize with her patients’ concerns and sources of anxiety to a great degree. She adds, “ I strive to make sure each patient is fully informed, comfortable with their care plan, and encouraged to take control of their oral health. I believe in compassionate care and forming a partnership with each patient, working together to improve the health of their smile.”

In their reviews, the clinic’s patients often report that they appreciate the quality of care they received. For instance, Kristine Wendt says, “I found this office to excel in first impressions to help me get situated, from phone calls, questions, and an initial tour. I was educated about each phase and step needed of me. I highly value biological/holistic health, so it was enjoyable to have this resource of an office. I feel that the SMART protocol was taken very diligently, and I intend to visit the office again to complete those needs.”

Those who wish to learn more about the dental clinic’s non-toxic dentures, their implants, and other procedures may contact Dr. Zina Aaron of Rose Dental to make further inquiries. Additionally, both existing and new patients may visit the clinic’s website or connect with Rose Dental through their social media channels to stay up to date with their latest news and announcements.

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For more information about Rose Dental, contact the company here:

Rose Dental
Dr. Zina Aaron
(678) 528-6747
[email protected]
3704, 4459 Lawrenceville Hwy, Tucker, GA 30084 (678) 528-6747

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