Linda King

DDS, MAGD

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Doctor of Dental Surgery, Master of the Academy of General Dentistry Expert

Linda King Quick Facts

Dr. Linda King, DDS, MAGD is a cosmetic and restorative dentistry focussing on lifetime dentistry. Her practice is 30 miles south of Atlanta in Charming Locust Grove, Georgia. She primarily treats adults and is always striving to help her patients achieve their goals to keep their teeth for a lifetime. She is a graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University's School of Dentistry. She has attended the Pankey Institute for Advanced Dental Education. She is one of the youngest women ever to have achieved the prestigeous Master of the Academy of General Dentistry award. Less that 2% of dentists in the United States achieves this award. More information is available at http://www.lindakingdds.com

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Saving Money on Your Dental Bill.

In these economic times, it can be easy to feel a little down. We all like to do things for ourselves for a good pick-me-up such as, the latte, the mani/pedi hour or a great new hairstyle. Other folks like an escape with lottery tickets, sodas and cigarettes. Everyone has a secret pleasure whether it is texting friends on a cell phone or better yet a new cel phone to escape or renting movies. Life is great fun whether it is escaping or living just to get away from bad news. I’ve been practicing dentistry for 15 years in the Southern Crescent Atlanta Area and I love it.

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Why do Pregnant Women Lose Teeth?

An old wives tale of for every child a mother has, she loses a tooth always puzzled me. The thought was that the developing baby pulled calcium from the teeth and therefore rotted. I was in disbelief but wondered why cavities did seem to form on pregnant women. Then I went through it and spoke with other mothers about it. Acid reflux, indigestions and morning sickness can develop along with other stomach upsetting things during pregnancy. How do we treat it? Ginger ale, soda crackers, Tums (antacids), and various other high carbohydrate foods make us feel better.

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