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COVID-19 Update – A Message from Solar Dental & Orthodontics Team
Dear Patients,
As you know, we are going through a global pandemic and national emergency due to the Corona-virus. Unfortunately, the American Dental Association, the Texas Dental State Board and other sources such as the CDC have advised all dental offices to limit dental treatment to specific emergencies as to reduce the spread of the virus.
We have decided that, until further notice, our office will be closed to help prevent the spread of the virus. As always, we will have one of our dentists on call 24/7 for emergencies.
If you have a dental emergency, please call our office. (469) 212-0203 to reach us. You can also leave a message which will be checked daily. E-mails will be checked daily as well so please feel free to e-mail us: [email protected] We encourage everyone to follow the recommendations of your local, state, and federal authorities, and of course, wash your hands thoroughly and often.
The most important thing, in the end, is everyone’s health, so be safe. Thank you for your continued trust and confidence as we all work together towards maintaining a healthy and safe environment.
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Dear Patients,
As you know, we are going through a global pandemic and national emergency due to the Corona-virus.
Unfortunately, the American Dental Association, the Texas Dental State Board and other sources such as the CDC have advised all dental offices to limit dental treatment to specific emergencies as to reduce the spread of the virus.
If you have a dental emergency, please call our office. (469) 212-0203 to reach us.
You can also leave a message which will be checked daily. E-mails will be checked daily as well so please feel free to e-mail us: [email protected]
We encourage everyone to follow the recommendations of your local, state, and federal authorities, and of course, wash your hands thoroughly and often.
The most important thing, in the end, is everyone’s health, so be safe.
Thank you for your continued trust and confidence as we all work together towards maintaining a healthy and safe environment.
Thank You.
Solar Dental Team