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Florida Cheap Divorce - Simple Divorce $280 flat fee - No Court Divorce
Established in 2006.
After a few years working as an Independent Associate of Legal Shield, formerly known as Pre-Paid Legal, Yamil Fuentes made it her mission to help her clients take advantage of their access to the legal system. After going through her own personal divorce she realized there was a need of affordable divorce services in the State of Florida.
When she founded Apex Legal Document Preparation Services she became a Premium Member of the FALDP (Florida Association of Legal Document Preparers) and educated herself on the different types of divorce been offered across the State of Florida and learned from the best in the industry of legal document preparation services.
Through her membership she embarked on a journey to learn how to make the divorce process as easy as possible for her clients, making her company the most sought after divorce preparer in Florida touting the following service 'Express Divorce - 30 Days with No Court Hearing'.
Apex has now divorced hundreds of people.
Passionate about divorcing people in the quickest and less painful manner. She has mastered the art of preparing any type of divorce in the State of Florida. Many of her clients are in the South Florida area but she is not limited to these clients. | [
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1 | 29726 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Morphine
Morphine was an American alternative rock group formed by Mark Sandman, Dana Colley, and Jerome Deupree in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 1989. After five successful albums and extensive touring, they disbanded after lead vocalist Sandman died of a heart attack onstage in Palestrina, Italy, on July 3, 1999. Founding members have reformed into the band Vapors of Morphine, maintaining much of the original style and sound. | [
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4 | 13115 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Norman Nadorff
Norman J. Nadorff is an international energy attorney with more than 30 years of experience working for the law departments of major oil and gas companies. He retired from BP in 2015 after 26 years (including 11 years with ARCO), the last nine of which were in BP Angola. Mr. Nadorff has done E&P legal work in Latin America, Southeast Asia West Africa and elsewhere for Conoco, ARCO and BP, including two expatriate assignments in Indonesia. At ARCO, he wrote the Company's policies on Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, U.S. Anti-boycott laws and U.S. Export Regulations.
Mr. Nadorff is also an Adjunct Professor of Law at the University of Houston Law Center and a frequent international lecturer. He has given law classes at University of Texas, University of Miami, Agostinho Neto University (Angola), Chulalongkorn University (Bangkok) and ITAM (Mexico City).
Mr. Nadorff is a former Director-at-Large of the Association of International Petroleum Negotiators ("AIPN") and a present Member of Board of Advisors of the AIPN-Oxford Press Journal of World Energy Law and Business ("JWELB"). He is Co-Editor of a Special JWELB edition titled, "Sub-Saharan Africa: Comparative Views on Anti-corruption Laws and Enforcement" as well as co-author of an article appearing therein called, "Where There's a Will There's a Way: Making Angola's Probity Laws Work". (Scheduled for publication in June, 2014)
In 2006, Mr. Nadorff assisted in the creation of a unique international oil and gas post-graduate program at Angola's national law school, and later helped organize, and taught in, a similar program in Thailand. He holds a Juris Doctor degree from The Ohio State University College of Law, as well as an M.A. in Spanish and Portuguese and a B.A. in Political Science (summa cum laude), both from Saint Louis University. He is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and was a Fulbright Fellow in Law in Brazil (1980-1981). | [
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2 | 26954 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Gorgeous Hire
"Gorgeous Hire in London provides top quality ranges of modern and innovative catering equipment for hire delivered by a 'can do' personal, customer focused and committed team."
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Gorgeous Hire's range of catering equipment hire are of the highest quality, spotlessly clean, hand polished and ready to use. We deliver to a variety of London and national venues, supplying caterers, events companies, wine merchants, contract and private residences, hotels and more. We also offer a washing service for customers wishing to return catering equipment hire dirty. Just scrape off excess food and return in the boxes supplied.
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James Patrick Harris (born 1954), better known as Jim Harris, is an American naturalist, writer, and artist from El Paso, Texas. By his own admission "somewhat less than outstanding" in the classroom environment, Harris nonetheless managed to (eventually) obtain advanced degrees in both zoology and wildlife management. He attended (at various times) Sul Ross State University, Texas A & M University, the University of Texas at El Paso, the University of Hawaii, the University of Guam, and the University of Rhodesia. Much of his formal education was obtained while on active military duty. Harris spent several decades roaming the world, working at a variety of occupations ranging from farrier to hunting guide to prospector. Such widespread travels presented the opportunity for first-hand interaction with such exotic species as aardwolves, echidnas, and megamouth sharks (these and other creatures later appeared in his syndicated newspaper column, "Animal Journal"). He has since returned to his native Southwest, where he lives in an adobe home surrounded by native desert vegetation and wildlife. Harris' work has appeared in such magazines as Troika magazine, Enchanted Rock, and Pacific Star. He is the author of Lone Star Menagerie: Adventures with Texas Wildlife (2000) and formerly wrote and illustrated the syndicated column "Animal Journal". | [
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Computer geek with a lifelong love of photography and videography.
I spent the last 15+ years working for myself, building, troubleshooting and repairing computers and networks. While maintaining my own customer base, I also worked full time for BIS Digital, Inc from 2001-2010 installing, troubleshooting and servicing digital audio/video recording systems in courtrooms and various other "mission critical" type locations, medical/legal digital dictation systems as well as analog and digital call loggers in 911 call centers.
When I found myself downsized in 2010, I decided it was time to combine my photo/video hobby with my technical knowledge, so I enrolled at Specs Howard School of Media Arts, where I studied Digital Media Arts (DMA).
I just graduated; now it's time for me to set out and leave my mark on the Digital Media industry.
Specialties: Problem Solving, Computer/IT Technical Knowledge, Project Management, Video Production, Editing, Digital Media, Customer Service, Photography, Web Design, Digital Dictation, Digital A/V Court Recording, Evidence Presentation Systems, New Product R&D, Sound Reinforcement (PA) Systems, VoIP Phone Systems, Software Testing, Training, Combining all of the above | [
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2 | 20474 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Bekish Orthodontics
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Established in 2005.
Dr. Daniel Bekish graduated from the University of Texas, Houston Dental Branch receiving his Masters degree and Orthodontic certificate. Upon graduating, he purchased his current practice from a fellow alumni, Dr. Steven Potter. Dr. Bekish has been practicing in his current location for 5 yrs and has treated thousands of patients in that time.
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2 | 10629 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | İrem Duman
I started my university education at Çukurova University with the department of Economics in 2015. I enrolled at the second university in Anadolu University in 2017,this department is the Aviation Management. I want to take great steps and make a dedication to improve myself in my own fields! I am here to know that you will give me great benefits in the direction of these wishes. | [
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2 | 4788 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Transgressive Records
Label of the Year, 2015 - AIM Independent Music Awards
Label of the Year, 2014 - The Line of Best Fit
A little over 10 years ago, two music obsessives Tim Dellow and Toby L, both 19 years old, were introduced at a small London gig, by Kele from Bloc Party. Tim was obsessing over bands, running a fanzine and releasing Bloc Party's debut single, Toby was running reputable website rockfeedback.com, which he set up aged 15 from his bedroom, whilst making shows for MTV and - promoting a Bloc Party gig. One thing led to another and within two months the newly befriended duo had set up their indie label Transgressive Records, on a shoestring, from their respective bedrooms.
They worked out how a label works. They signed some good music. They proved themselves to be passionate, clever, and likeable. Fast forward a decade, barely out of their 20s, Tim Dellow and Toby L still own the same record label, now with a third partner, Lilas Bourboulon - who joined as an employee of the company in 2006. Things are different now, though with Transgressive adding management and publishing arms to the company
There seems to be no stopping them. They have signed and worked with diverse artists including Foals, Flume, At The Drive-In, Two Door Cinema Club, Graham Coxon, Regina Spektor, The Shins, The Antlers, Neon Indian, Africa Express, Noisettes, Iron & Wine, Johnny Flynn, Songhoy Blues, Alvvays, plus many more.
At a time where classically independent record labels have struggled and become shrouded in gloom, their independent company has scored chart success around the globe, received three Mercury Prize nominations in nine years and accumulatively sold millions of records worldwide. How so? They say their philosophy is simple: the Transgressive brand marks a stamp of quality, no matter what the genre; old-school ethics with a pro-artist policy, always aiming to surprise. | [
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2 | 15534 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Les Olson Company
- Managed I.T. Services
- Servers & Computers
- Disaster Recovery
- Document Management Software
- Network Security
- Hosted Phones
- Mobile Device Management
- Internet & Data
- Multifunction Copiers
- Desktop Printers
- Large-format Printers
- Digital Presentation Boards
- Managed Print Services
- Maintenance & Repair
- Toner & Paper Supplies
Established in 1956.
In 1929, 14-year old Les Olson was enjoying his first week of high school when he was pulled aside and told his father had died of a heart attack. He assumed responsibility for the family's support and secured a position as a ZCMI errand boy for $50 a month.
Les married Reva Parry in 1933 and by 1946, he was a divisional manager at ZCMI. One evening he announced that he had decided to start his own business. All twelve children were invited to get their piggy banks and 'buy-in', for a grand total of $63.
The business had humble beginnings selling dictation equipment.Today, under the direction of third generation CEO James Olson and President Troy Olson, Les Olson Company offers technology to help businesses work efficiently from Multi-function Copiers to Document Management Solutions and IT Services.
Les Olson Company continues to grow and is constantly expanding their product offering to meet the needs of their customers as technology changes. | [
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3 | 3314 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Rob Swofford
Robert A. "Rob" Swofford grew up in Nassau Bay, Texas. He graduated from Clear Creek High School in 1983. After receiving his undergraduate degree from Baylor University, Rob graduated from South Texas College of Law in May 1994. During his time in law school, Rob received numerous awards for his academics.
Imediately upon graduation Rob went to work for noted Criminal Defense attorney Dan Cogdell. In 2006, Rob was named one of Houston’s Top Lawyers in the area of Criminal Defense.
Rob has personally tried cases to verdict at all levels of State and Federal courts, as well as having years of second chair experience under the direct supervision of Cogdell. Through his representation of high profile clients and cases, Rob has appeared in numerous national and local publications including People Magazine and Texas Monthly. Rob has also appeared on several national broadcasts including "Dateline NBC," "20/20" and "Good Morning America."
Rob is licensed to practice in The State of Texas, in the Federal District Courts for the Southern and Eastern Districts of Texas and the United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. He has also represented clients in South Carolina, Illinois, Mississippi, Alabama and Hawaii.
During his career, Rob spent several years working for Greer, Herz and Adams working in insurance defense and most notably, assisting in national litigation for DirectTV in its pursuit of piracy claims against more than 15,000 defendants.
Before forming Collins, O’Neal & Swofford in 2009, Rob served as Vice President and general counsel to a Houston engineering and consulting firm that serviced clients throughout the United States and overseas.
Most recently, Rob left Collins, O'neal & Swofford and struck out on his own by forming the Swofford Law Firm.
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Abd-al-Rahman ibn Muljam al-Muradi (Arabic: عبدالرحمن بن ملجم المرادي) was the Kharijite assassin of Ali ibn Abi Talib, the first cousin and son-in-law of Muhammad. A number of the Kharijites met in Mecca and remembered the Battle of Nahrawan that was fought in 659 by the Caliphate under Ali and the Kharijites in Baghdad which resulted in Khariji defeat. One of the Kharijis said "If we just bought ourselves revenge for the honour of our deceased brothers". They agreed to assassinate three of the leaders of Islam: ibn Muljam was to kill Ali, Alhujjaj Al Tamimi was to kill Muawiya, and Amr ibn Bakr Al Tamimi was to kill 'Amr ibn al-'Aas. The assassination attempts were to occur simultaneously as the three leaders came to lead the morning prayer (Faj'r) in their respective cities of Damascus, Fustat and Kufa. The method was to come out of the prayer ranks and strike the targets with a sword dipped in poison. | [
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4 | 4927 | DBpedia Abstract | Joseph Orbeli
Joseph Orbeli (Armenian: Հովսեփ Աբգարի Օրբելի, Hovsep Abgari Orbeli; Russian: Иосиф Абгарович Орбели, Iosif Abgarovich Orbeli; 20 March (O.S. 8 March) 1887 – 2 February 1961) was a renowned Soviet orientalist and academician, who specialized in medieval history of Southern Caucasus and administered the State Hermitage Museum in Leningrad from 1934 to 1951. Of Armenian descent, he was the founder and first president of the Armenian Academy of Sciences (1943–47). | [
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Since 1940, The Roof Center has been the leading full-service distributor of roofing, siding, windows and related building products for Maryland, Northern Virginia and Washington DC. Today, The Roof Center is a subsidiary of Beacon Roofing Supply, Inc. (NASDAQ: BECN), a Fortune 1000 Company and the largest publicly held distributor of roofing products in the United States. Since 2006, Beacon Roofing Supply has been a member of the NASDAQ Global Select Market.
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Looking to advance your career with a growing Fortune 1000 Company?
We are always looking for strong talent to join our team. Check out our open jobs on our parent company's website: www.beaconroofingsupply.com/careers.
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We carry Polo, Lacoste, Vineyard Vines, Southern Tide, Southern Proper, Dockers, Lee, Levis, Carharrt, Under Armour, Guy Harvey, Columbia, Ga boot, Toms, Reef, Sanuk, Lacrosse, Danner, Sperry, and so many more!
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Web Design
Social Media Marketing
Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
Product Design
Established in 2006.
myWebSource1 was born in 2006 as the brainchild of owner, Jimm Fowler. Our goal was to answer the problems and concerns our customers had with getting their info on the internet and to bring new customers to their front door.
What we found was very disturbing.
Business owners didn't know or didn't have time to work on their web sites while trying to get their jobs done - which were bringing in money. They either made a half-hearted attempt at doing too much or they decided to wring their hands of the whole thing and not go online at all. The goal of myWebsource1 was pretty apparent:
'We needed to build quality web sites at a reasonable price and bring customers to their web sites.'
In today's day and age, whether they believe it or not, everyone needs a web site. This is how customers find your business and shop. You don't have to be an eCommerce site to make money on the web. What you need is to take the first steps by calling myWebSource1 today and see how we can help you.
Jimm Fowler is the founder and creator behind myWebSource1. He started working with small businesses back in 1989 where he built his knowledge of web design, search engine optimization and online media into the business it is today.
Jimm's past experience has been in advertising and creative work in the Automotive Aftermarket and Retail Diabetic Shoes where he was a Creative Director and Director of Marketing.
In addition to working on the internet, Jimm is a writer for various blogs and posts and has been working on two novels in his off time.
He is married and living in Northeast Ohio with Porthos the dog, and Sebastian and Cassandra - his two Maine Coon cats (who are also brother and sister).
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En l’an de grâce 1725, Louis XV épouse Marie Leszczynska, fille du roi Stanislas de Pologne. Son pâtissier, Nicolas Stohrer, la suit à Versailles. Cinq ans plu...s tard, en 1730, Nicolas Stohrer quitte la Cour pour ouvrir sa pâtisserie au 51 rue Montorgueil, dans le deuxième arrondissement de Paris. C'est dans son laboratoire que furent créés, les desserts des Grands de la Cour. Aujourd'hui, notre Chef Pâtissier Jeffrey Cagnes perpétue la tradition. In the year of grace 1725, Louis XV got married Marie Leszczynska, daughter of King Stanislas of Poland. His pastry chef Nicolas Stohrer followed her in Versailles. Five years later, in 1730, Nicolas Stohrer opened his pastry shop at 51 rue Montorgueil in the second arrondissement of Paris. Desserts for the Great Court have been created in his kitchen, and nowadays, our Pastry Chef Jeffrey Cagnes keeps on realizing these traditional pastries. See More | [
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3 | 28558 | DBpedia Abstract | Alabama Pitts
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3 | 5333 | DBpedia Abstract | Gosling Emacs
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3 | 15785 | DBpedia Abstract | Batman: Year Three
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1 | 16792 | DBpedia Abstract | Anna Jantar
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1 | 20394 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Pat Slattery
I have been in the auction and valuation industry for 40 years. I first began in the Valuer General's department and from there went to a country stock and station agent where I gained invaluable knowledge on customer service and work ethics.
I later joined Pickles Auctions where I stayed for 17 years, starting with them when they had only two staff members. In those 17 years, the company built up a huge turnover and a solid staff base. I was made a director of Pickles and helped enormously in the meteoric growth of the company contributing to a number of major projects around Australia as well as in the United Kingdom.
After five years with Gamers Auctions General Division, Newcastle and the Hunter appealed to me as a major and vibrant industrial centre so I returned and began my own business. With 15 years now passed, Slattery Auctions and Valuations has become a major auction house selling for Westpac, Macquarie Bank, Department of Defence, BIS Industries (formerly Brambles), many local government bodies and energy companies such as Energy Australia and Country Energy.
Since three of my boys, Tim, James and Paddy Slattery have purchased the business, my role has been one of consultancy and advice with special projects when needed. PwC and Business Review Weekly have recognised our successful succession planning, recently awarding us as at at Aspire Awards as winners of the Successful Family Business category.
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1 | 9765 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Meet Samuel S. Chen
Director
Intelligent Design Undergraduate Research Center,
A Student Division of Access Research Network
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Chen has been involved with the intelligent design/evolution debate for several years, researching, writing about, speaking on, and debating the issue as well hosting speakers such as Dr. Samuel Neidbala, the former CSO of Orasure Technologies, Inc. and current associate professor of the sciences at Lehigh University and Dr. Michael J. Behe, professor of biological sciences at Lehigh University and author of the best-selling book Darwin’s Black Box: The Biochemical Challenge to Evolution. It was the intense negative reaction to Behe’s invitation to Chen’s high school that led him to join the intelligent design movement.
Chen’s current work deals with the theories of evolution and intelligent in the public school science classroom and the issue of academic freedom in education. He is a member of the Intelligent Design Evolution Awareness Center (IDEA Center), a representative of the Access Research Network (ARN), and the director of ARN’s student division, the Intelligent Design Undergraduate Research Center (IDURC).
Send mail to Samuel S. Chen: sc4978@juno.com | [
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2 | 2301 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Robert Alan Bull
Multi-award winner and recognized computing operations thought leader, Robert A. Bull, founded AdminaHealth, a health plan expense management portal to help companies manage health care costs for employees. He is also a Founding Partner and the COO of Salus Finance, which helps self-funded companies streamline healthcare-related expenses and supports companies transitioning into self-funded plans.
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i2r is a leading European manufacturer of wrinkle wall and smooth wall semi-rigid aluminium foil containers used throughout the food industry.
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Our experienced team is focused on cost effective manufacturing methods, innovation and most importantly ensuring first class customer service.
Together with our parent company, Contital s.r.l. we supply aluminium trays to the UK, Eire, Continental Europe, Middle East, North America, Asia and Australia.
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1 | 29606 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Joe Huber’s Family Farm & Restaurant
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A family member told WHAS11 News that a neighbor called police after the accident. They also reported that the mower was a zero turn model.
The Huber family has supported the WHAS Crusade for Children for decades hosting events throughout the year that raise thousands of dollars. Since 1989 those donations total more than $130,000. As an example of their commitment, the Joe Huber Family Farm and Restaurant hosted a craft show and balloon glow Saturday, July 25 to benefit the Crusade for Children.
Each year during the WHAS Crusade for Children weekend, the arrival of Huber family members is much anticipated because they bring with them fresh-picked strawberries for all to sample in the crowded WHAS11 studio. It's one of the Crusade's annual special moments.
The flag at Joe Huber's Family Restaurant was lowered to half-staff on Monday.
Joe Hubers Family Farm & Restaurant will be closed for the funeral on Friday, July 31.
Established in 1967.
We built the Restaurant in July 1983 and offered fare very similar to that Mary Huber served to her farm hands in the 1920's and 1930's. No, we no longer raise and dress our own chickens, but we do serve only fresh chicken and no, we no longer milk or butcher our own cows, but we still raise a wide variety of fruits and vegetables on our Farm with a little help from modern technology and a lot of help from our customers. | [
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In physics and geometry, a catenary is the curve that an idealized hanging chain or cable assumes under its own weight when supported only at its ends. The curve has a U-like shape, superficially similar in appearance to a parabola, but it is not a parabola: it is a (scaled, rotated) graph of the hyperbolic cosine. The curve appears in the design of certain types of arches and as a cross section of the catenoid—the shape assumed by a soap film bounded by two parallel circular rings. The catenary is also called the alysoid, chainette, or, particularly in the material sciences, funicular. Mathematically, the catenary curve is the graph of the hyperbolic cosine function. The surface of revolution of the catenary curve, the catenoid, is a minimal surface, specifically a minimal surface of revolution. The mathematical properties of the catenary curve were first studied by Robert Hooke in the 1670s, and its equation was derived by Leibniz, Huygens and Johann Bernoulli in 1691. Catenaries and related curves are used in architecture and engineering, in the design of bridges and arches, so that forces do not result in bending moments. In the offshore oil and gas industry, "catenary" refers to a steel catenary riser, a pipeline suspended between a production platform and the seabed that adopts an approximate catenary shape. | [
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3 | 1743 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | West Covina Family Dentistry
S. M. Bhatt D.D.S. Inc. Family Dentistry & Orthodontics is a clean, state-of-the-art dental offices in Victorville, San Bernardino, Hacienda Heights, West Covina, California, that specializes in dental and orthodontic care for patients of all ages. Equipped with the latest technology, we'll use the most current techniques to maintain, restore, or enhance the natural beauty of your smile and the health of your teeth.
Dr. S.M. Bhatt grew up in southern California and attended UC Irvine for his undergraduate studies. He graduated from Creighton University Dental School in Omaha, Nebraska, in 1985, and has practiced in Southern California since then. Training in implant dentistry led to his credentialing with American Academy of Implant Dentistry, or AAID, a nationally recognized association.
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