ABOUT US

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My Family Dental Care aims at finding you the right dentist to meet all your unique dental needs by bringing together some of the country's finest dentists and dental specialists under one roof.  Our goal is to be a valuable resource center for our patients and to identify the closest dental practice that delivers to their specific dental needs.
We have partnered with various dental practices in order to provide many options to our patients when it comes to choosing their preferred dentist.  My Family Dental Care maintains the highest standards in modern dentistry by offering you some of the latest developments in dental technology.We serve patients of all ages and accept all major dental insurances.





OUR PARTNERS


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Advanced Family Dentistry, P.C.

American Family Dental Care, P.C.

American Unity Dental Care, P.A.

Ardent Smile, P.C.

Smile Krafters, P.C. 
Allied Orthodontics, P.C.
Allied Orthodontics, P.A.
Absolute Oral Surgery & Implant Centers, P.C.
A+ Oral Surgery Specialty Care, P.C. 
A+ Periodontic Specialty Care, P.C.
A+ Endodontic Specialty Care, P.C. 
A+ Pediatric Dental Specialty Care, P.C.









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