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Smile Design Studio by KC, located in Rittenhouse Square, Center City, Philadelphia, is a solo cosmetic and restorative dental practice led by Kirti Chopra, DDS, FAGD. Her approach favors conservative treatment when it can meet a patient's goals, with options like Bioclear or cosmetic bonding rather than defaulting to more extensive work, and every case begins with a full evaluation of the bite and gum health, not just the tooth in question. Her credentials include Fellowship in the Academy of General Dentistry (FAGD), Kois Center graduate with honors, and AACD Accreditation Candidate, having passed the written examination with the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry.
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255 S 17th Street, Suite 2507, Philadelphia, United States
- 2155454024
- info@smiledesignbykc.com
- smiledesignbykc.com
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