Amy Akers Hefton DDS
Dentist
8411 Preston Rd Suite 850 Dallas TX, 75225About
As an accomplished dentist, Dr. Hefton is highly skilled in the cosmetic side of dentistry from single veneer restorations to full mouth restorative cases. She has both Invisalign I and Invisalign II ...
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