$59 for Exam, Cleaning, and X-rays at Ring Dental in University Place ($364 Value)
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- Has 35 years of experience
- 1 Panorex & 4 digital bitewing x-rays
- Complete oral exam
- State-of-the-art equipment
While a horse's teeth tell a trained eye everything about the animal, a human's teeth refuse to tell dentists anything without a lawyer present. Get to the root of the matter with today's Groupon: for $59, you get an oral exam (an $85 value), cleaning (a $122 value), and x-rays (a $157 value) at Ring Dental in University Place (a $364 total value).
At Ring Dental, Dr. Kenneth P. Ring brings more than 35 years of experience to fortify fangs through cosmetic, restorative, and family dentistry. Technicians peer deeply and digitally into the mouth's psyche with a 360-degree Panorex and four digital bitewing x-rays, which display signs of decay, can be reviewed immediately, and carry a reduced environmental impact due to their refusal to eat meat. A complete oral exam––performed by Dr. Ring himself––further scrutinizes mouths for evidence of periodontal disease, calculus deposits, and incriminating emails from snubbed floss, followed by a vigorous elimination of hardened plaque, restoring enameled surfaces to a reflective sheen.
- Has 35 years of experience
- 1 Panorex & 4 digital bitewing x-rays
- Complete oral exam
- State-of-the-art equipment
While a horse's teeth tell a trained eye everything about the animal, a human's teeth refuse to tell dentists anything without a lawyer present. Get to the root of the matter with today's Groupon: for $59, you get an oral exam (an $85 value), cleaning (a $122 value), and x-rays (a $157 value) at Ring Dental in University Place (a $364 total value).
At Ring Dental, Dr. Kenneth P. Ring brings more than 35 years of experience to fortify fangs through cosmetic, restorative, and family dentistry. Technicians peer deeply and digitally into the mouth's psyche with a 360-degree Panorex and four digital bitewing x-rays, which display signs of decay, can be reviewed immediately, and carry a reduced environmental impact due to their refusal to eat meat. A complete oral exam––performed by Dr. Ring himself––further scrutinizes mouths for evidence of periodontal disease, calculus deposits, and incriminating emails from snubbed floss, followed by a vigorous elimination of hardened plaque, restoring enameled surfaces to a reflective sheen.