How Does an Oral Sleep Appliance Work?
If you’ve been keeping your partner awake with snoring or sleep apnea, you may benefit from an oral sleep appliance. Learn how it works, and if it could be a solution for you.
Support Locally Owned Business
Unfortunately the private locally owned dental practice could become a thing of the past, which could also mean that personlized quality care could disappear the same way. Drs. Emery & Scuro's dental office has been and still is familly owned and operated for over 40 years. We realize that your dental health is not only important but also very personal, and as such, we take great care to customize your treatment and give you more comfort knowing you will be seeing the same dentists whose names are on the front door. We also understand that it is often necessary to budget the cost, and so we offer many interest free payment options. Therefore, support your local businesses and you will be supporting your community. Give us a call today to schedule an appointment- where everyone knows your name.
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