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Alex F Alexander, DDS
Alex F Alexander DDS PA
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115 Engleman Ave Burlington, NC 27215
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Alex F Alexander, DDS

Alex F Alexander, DDS practices as a Dentist in Burlington, NC.
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115 Engleman Ave, Burlington, NC 27215
Services Alex F Alexander, DDS is a dentist/dental office located in Burlington, NC. A dentist is trained to diagnose, treat, and prevent diseases of the gums, teeth, and jaw.

Please call Alex F Alexander, DDS at (336) 228-7576 to schedule an appointment in Burlington, NC or get more information.
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Great service. Years later other dentists comment on the excellent bridge work Dr. Alexander did for me.
by Linda xxx.xxx.130.71
April 12, 2016
I originally visited Dr. Alexander as a child. Although he does do good work I would not recommend him to anyone. I started seeing another dentist and my new dentist told me I had a cavity. I trusted Dr. Alexander so I went to him so he could do the work. When I went to his office I had to sign an agreement that he was only doing work that needed to be done according to his "professional opinion" which was kind of weird but I decided to stay anyway. He told me I had 5 "small cracks" in 5 different teeth and he thinks they should be filled. So I agreed to the work. I later went into the military and when I came back I went to the new dentist I had visited prior to Dr Alexander doing the work he did before I went into the military. My new dentist showed me the cavity that they had told me I had before going to see Dr. Alexander prior to my military service. I paid him fix 5 "small cracks" in my teeth that my new dentist had not recommended, so then I had to pay my new dentist to fill the cavity I had originally expected to Dr. Alexander to fix. Dr. Alexander also used the white filling which according to webmd.com only last a fraction of the time that silver fillings do. Good luck finding a trustworthy dentist. Always make your dentist explain thoroughly why you have to have a procedure done. If necessary get a second opinion.
by real people with real problems
October 17, 2011
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