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Family 1st Dental is a dental community comprised of 30 convenient locations. Our goal is to deliver the best in dental care, using the most current technologies and materials, at each location.
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"Call or stop by one of our convenient location to find out how you can enhance your smile and improve your health” ~ Dr. Elizabeth Munch, Le Mars, Iowa Dentist. Contact us for more information.
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If you are looking for a dental clinic with an experienced local dentist and a caring, competent staff, you can trust Family 1st Dental – Visit our Le Mars, Iowa office today.
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Hello and Welcome to Family 1st Dental - Le Mars, IA. Take your time and visit our website, and thank you for considering Family 1st Dental for your dental needs.
Family 1st Dental enjoys helping you achieve a healthier, confident, whiter, more radiant smile that you deserve!
Your Comfort is Our Priority
Family 1st Dental is a dental community comprised of 30 convenient locations. We are first and foremost dental care providers. Our goal is to deliver the best in dental care, using the most current technologies and materials, at each location.
When you visit our dental office, your smile is our top priority.
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Le Mars Location
29 Plymouth Street Northeast,
Le Mars, IA 51031
(712) 546-8823
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