Your dentist in Asheville, NC for the long term maintenance of a healthy smile.
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Dr. Rebol places dental implants in our Asheville dental office to replace one or more missing teeth.
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Rebol Family Dentistry offers tooth extractions when necessary for your long term dental health.
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We offer patient-focused dentistry and personalized hygiene care and advice.
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Rebol Family Dentistry is your local dental home in Asheville, NC. Dr. Rebol is a Dawson Scholar and offers comprehensive dental health solutions in a compassionate manner. We treat patients of all ages and can help you maintain and enjoy a beautiful, healthy smile. From routine dental cleanings to smile makeovers, we are equipped to meet your needs with the latest treatment options.
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5 out of 5 stars
absolutely love my dentist office! The best around in my opinion!!! My dental hygienist Tonya is so amazing and caring about needs! She also remembers my interest’s which means a lot! Dr. Rebol is the nicest dentist I’ve ever had the pleasure to see in my whole life! The staff is pretty awesome too! Taylor is just the sweetest person…
5 out of 5 stars
Very kind and considerate staff, knowledgeable and willing to take the time to explain everything to me. Reasonable pricing for excellent service... 2nd appointment today for an extraction. The tooth was badly fractured and scheduled for surgical removal, but with Dr. Sparks skilled hands, it came out in one piece. Thank you all
5 out of 5 stars
Simply the best. A very modern facility with a professional staff. Dr Rebol and his crew are awesome. I highly recommend this establishment.
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If necessary, a dentist can remove a tooth from your mouth by pulling it from its socket. They will need to cut into the gums and bone to properly remove…
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12
A majority of people suffer from at least one cavity in their lifetimes. A cavity, an early form of tooth decay, occurs when natural oral bacteria penetrate weak spots in…
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20
Research published in the Journal of Clinical Periodontology suggests that patients with gum disease could carry a higher risk of severe complications related to COVID-19. While vaccinations have led to…
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