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Kemp David PA
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Y M.
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OK, I admit it, I am a big baby when it comes to visiting the dentist. I hate to admit this but I avoided going for 10 years. This resulted in some cavities that I was forced to deal with. I went to one dentist and was scared right out of the office. I timidly walked into David Kemp's office, not knowing if I would get through it. The news was not good. I needed 4 cavities filled. I have a problem with Novocaine. It doesn't take right away on me. The dentist was able to work around that and for the first time in my life I had no pain. The office is nice and spa like. A scented candle is burning and there is music softly playing in the background. You sit on a massage chair and get a massage while the dentist is working on you. It is actually easy to forget that you are actually at a dentist. If you have a fear of the dentist give David Kemp a call. He helped me so I know he can help anyone.
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