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Dr. Nathan E. Pfister D.D.S., Dentist
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Dr. Nathan E. Pfister D.D.S.

Dentist

200 Parkwest Cir Suite 1 Dothan AL, 36303
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Dr. Nathan Pfister at Biodentists Alabama is valued as one of the best holistic dentists in the Dothan area by his patients due to his compassionate nature and proven results. He believes in providing quality dental treatments without compromising the patient's overall wellbeing. With the latest technology such as DIAGNOcam, digital radiography and polarized infrared light patients can expect a far better dental diagnosis and holistic dental treatments for all their individual needs. Biodentists Alabama follows standard procedures with non-invasive techniques and mercury-free treatments in their wide range of dental services. Sedation methods are available for patients as Dr. Nathan understands the dental anxiety some patients face. Advanced treatment methods such as Ozone therapy is used to treat periodontal conditions to provide patients with more accurate and effective results. The facility is designed to provide all patients with a pleasant dental experience and the best quality services.

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Professional Memberships

  • Texas Institute of Advanced Dental Studies  
  • International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology  
  • American Academy for Oral Systemic Health  
  • Holistic Dental Association  
  • International Association of Ozone in Healthcare and Dentistry  
  • International Academy of Biologic Dentistry and Medicine  
  • American Academy of Implants and Transplants  

Dr. Nathan E. Pfister D.D.S.'s Practice location

Biodentist Alabama

200 Parkwest Cir Suite 1 -
Dothan, AL 36303
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New patients: 855-939-5566
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