Dr. Sarah E. Frye DDS
Dentist
1 Weaver Drive Professional Buildin Lexington North Carolina, 27292About
Sarah E. Frye, DDS, works at a private practice in Lexington, North Carolina. Dr. Frye specializes in general dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, and prosthetics. She is also a member of many international implantology and dental organizations as well as many in North Carolina.
Education and Training
University of North Carolina School of Dentistry
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Professional Society Memberships
- North Carolina Dental Society, American Dental Association, Davidson County Dental Society, International College of Implantology
What do you attribute your success to?
- Listening Carefully to her Patients and Attending to them with Compassion
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