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Dr. Holley is the feature dentist in The Progressive
Dentist magazine!

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Dr. Holley on American Health Front discussing TMD

Dr. Holley and Dr. Duncan on the cover of Georgetown View magazine with a feature article about their 5th annual Smile Freely program

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"I was suffering headaches and neck aches and thought it was just stress until, Dr Holley pointed out that the headaches and other symptoms like tingling in the hands and ringing in the ears might be TMD. I began treatment with Dr. Holley and noticed an almost immediate change. Thanks to Dr. Holley and her wonderful staff, ..."

"As a person with sleep apnea, I highly recommend Drs. Holley for assistance with fitting, monitoring and maintaining an oral sleep appliance. They fully understand the challenges of apnea, and have been readily available to me when I have had any questions or concerns. I feel that they really listen and will take the time to make ..."

"After struggling with the discomfort and inconvenience of CPAP for treatment of sleep apnea, I decided to try Summoned. The difference was dramatic; I easily adjusted to the device and subsequent testing has proven its effectiveness. Maintenance is very easy. I feel lucky this treatment option was made available to me. Thanks."

"I was so excited and anxious to better my smile. Dr. Holley and her staff are all so nice and informative. Everything went smoothly, just as expected. I didn't show much emotion in the office, but I definitely cried tears of joy when I got in the car! This is something I have been dreaming of doing ..."

"I love Aesthetic Dentistry. I went in about a year and a half ago for a routine cleaning and found out that I had TMD. After having suffered with migraines for over 6 years, all it took was Dr. Holley to make them go away. It feels so wonderful to be able to face the day with no ..."

"After living with TMD for many years, I had worn my teeth down and also made them thin. The front bottom teeth were pushed toward the inside because of my bite. It was hard to smile enough to even show my teeth which were not very attractive. I also had clicking in my jaws but all of ..."

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