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Leestown 859-554-4049

Hamburg 859-554-1612

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Learn More About Our Lexington, KY Dental Practice

At Beaumont Family Dentistry, we think you should know what to expect at our offices:

Courteous, respectful treatment focusing on your unique needs
Orthodontics, including Invisalign and Fastbraces for straightening your smile
Custom treatment plans built around your smile goals, comfort, and budget
Comprehensive dental care for your entire family, including cosmetic dentistry to beautify your smiles
Three kinds of sedation, including IV sedation, for stress-free treatment
A wide variety of dental implants, including Teeth Tomorrow

Visit us at one of our three convenient Lexington locations:

Beaumont – 3141 Beaumont Centre Circle, Suite 300 in ZIP code 40513. Call, 859-554-1772 for new patients, or call 859-223-2120 for existing patients..
Leestown – 100 Trade Street, Suite 175 in ZIP code 40511. Call, 859-554-4049 for new patients, or call 859-368-8260 for existing patients.
Hamburg – 2408 Sir Barton Way, Suite 225 in ZIP code 40509. Call, 859-554-1612 for new patients, or call 859-687-0975 for existing patients.

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Hamburg

TMJ And Sleep Dentistry Center

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