It is well known that plaque matures from a relatively harmless film into a deadly pool of toxins and poisons. With time, the “toxic waste dump” in the deeper pockets around the teeth literally seethes with virulent strains of destructive germs and protozoa.
This sets the stage for development of a permanent loss of bone, periodontal disease and the associated seeding of pathogens and toxins that cause heart disease, diabetes, stroke and early birth weight in newborns.
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Deserving Divas Contest
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Volunteer of the Year Award
Cub Scouts of Pack 530
Hannity Photo Opportunity
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Volunteer of the Year Award
Wednesday, December 7, Dr. Williams and team members from Suwanee Dental Care made their way to the Gwinnett Marriott Grand Ballroom for the Gwinnett Chamber ...
Cub Scouts of Pack 530
Greg Bowen & Dr. Bill Williams with the Cub Scouts of Pack 530 sponsored by Suwanee Dental. “Scouting was instrumental in my development as a ...
Hannity Photo Opportunity
“The 2004 Hannitization of America Tour” came to Georgia, as well as to a meet-and-greet sponsored by the Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce where he met ...
Suwanee Dental Care voted Best of Gwinnett eight years in a row!
Dr. Bill Williams also selected as Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce Small Business Person of the Year. More media →
4355 Suwanee Dam Rd.
Suwanee, GA 30024
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