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Friday, July 26, 2013

Flossing!

dental humor pictures

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Dr. Vijaya Cherukuri is focused on creating long term relationships with all her patients. She understands that to earn the trust of her patients they must be, thoroughly educated, given choices for their dental care and have their time honored. Practicing in Chino for over two decades, Dr. Cherukuri knows how providing hospitality in a caring environment eases patients' anxieties. “I truly enjoy serving patients of all ages,” she says. “In particular those with special needs or who wish for a little extra touch of tender loving care.” Dr. Cherukuri received her BDS from Osmania University and followed it with extensive training at UCLA. As a lifelong learner, she continues to stay updated on all the latest technology and current procedures and techniques. Her diverse experience allows her to create smiles that last a lifetime. She is a member of the American Dental Association, California Dental association, Tri County Dental Society and the International College of Dentists.
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