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This Friday, September 13th, our staff will be participating in our Annual OSHA & HIPAA training. Our office hours will be modified on this day. We will be available back in the office from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM. As always, if there is a true dental emergency please call the office to be directed to our emergency telephone number.

Next week, from Monday, September 16th to the 20th, Dr. Stangebye will be out of the office. Rest assured our office staff will be available to answer any questions you may have or schedule any appointment you may need!

Just a few friendly reminders:
  • The end of the year is rapidly approaching, if you are due for your dental check-up and cleaning and/ or are in need of dental treatment, please call the office today to schedule. If you have dental insurance, this year's benefits may expire on December 31st!
  • If you haven't "LIKED" our Facebook page yet, please do so and join in on the fun! You can look forward to exciting and educational information throughout the year!
  • Are you without dental insurance? We can help! Check out the details on our in-office Dental Savings Club!
  • Did you know we have a referral program? If you have a friend or co-worker that is looking for a dental family, be sure to send them our way. Just make sure they tell us your name so we can say THANK YOU! 
Warmest Regards,

Your Dental Family at Advance Dental
Location: 15601 IN-23, Granger, IN 46530, USA

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