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Welcome to Everett Smiles Family & Implant Dentistry! Conveniently situated at 10025 19th Ave SE, STE 201, Everett, WA 98208, our clinic is committed to delivering top-quality, comprehensive dental care with an emphasis on creating beautiful smiles and enhancing overall wellness. Utilizing the latest dental technology, we offer a diverse array of services, including emergency care, general dentistry, cosmetic treatments, surgical and implant dentistry, and prosthodontics. Our experienced team is dedicated to ensuring you receive the highest level of care in a comfortable and inviting atmosphere. For more information or to schedule your appointment, call us at (425) 320-3120 or visit our website at myeverettdentist.com. Experience outstanding dental care with a personal touch at Everett Smiles Family & Implant Dentistry.


Address- 10025 19th Ave SE STE 201, Everett, WA 98208, United States

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