1. Bryan Tuttle, DDS
  2. Bryan Tuttle, DDS
  3. 5
    (Based on 5 reviews)
  4. 1011 St Andrews Drive
  5. Suite A
  6. El Dorado Hills, CA 95762
  7. (916) 405-0220
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Referral by: Anonymous
5.0
December 8, 2010

"fine"

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Referral by: Suzanne
5.0
November 18, 2010

"Considering I had a tooth pulled, it was great. I didn't feel pain or anything. Dr. Tuttle explained all my options and we agrred on the best course of action. He and the staff and very caring and professional."

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Referral by: Candace
5.0
October 13, 2010

"WOW! I love it. It is so amazing to see the before and after. Roxanne and I were just remembering today what his mouth used to look like. You are truly a miracle worker. You and your team are wonderful. Thank you very much for taking such good care of all of my family. See you soon."

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Verified on 10-13-2010
Referral by: Michelle
5.0
August 31, 2010

"Thank you for the fruit basket. It was the best one I've ever had! My husband says I have a "Hollywood Smile" now!"

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Referral by: Michael H
5.0
August 30, 2010

"Thank you for being so considerate and selfless. Right now my front teeth feel like a truck bumper and that I could chew through a log... But I won't try, I promise."

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Verified on 08-30-2010

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Dr. Tuttle's Partner: Dr. Jeffrey Davidson
11-18-2010

 

Jeffrey Davidson | Bryan Tuttle | Dentst | El Dorado Hills, CA

Jeffrey Davidson, DDS, has practiced dentistry in El Dorado County since 1990. Dr. Davidson received his dental degree from University of the Pacific School of Dentistry. Since earning his degree, he has been consistently involved in continuing education courses in order to provide cutting-edge, quality care for his patients. Outside maintaining his thriving dental practice, Dr. Davidson is consistently involved in community, sport, and church activities – mostly in conjunction with the... read more

Q & A with Dr. Tuttle

 

Q: What got you into this specific practice of dentistry?
A: I love dentistry because I have the ability to change lives by improving smiles, by alleviating and even preventing pain, and by serving my community. As a general dentist, I am able to serve patients of a variety of ages and many different dental needs. I help them achieve their optimal smile through many different treatment options. I have always enjoyed working with my hands, and I became adept at doing so from a young age. This... read more
CEREC One-Visit Dentistry
08-09-2010

 

Dental Implants
08-09-2010

 

Dental Implant | Bryan Tuttle | Dentst | El Dorado Hills, CA

WHY SHOULD I REPLACE A MISSING TOOTH?
The healthiest thing to do when you lose a tooth is have it replaced. Otherwise, you risk problems with biting, chewing and speaking, headaches, muscle pain and an unattractive appearance.


WHAT ARE DENTAL IMPLANTS?
Dental implants serve as the base for many tooth-replacement options, including bridges, dentures and individual artificial teeth. Implants are surgically implanted in the jaw to provide a comfortable, secure fit and a natural look.

 
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