Dr. Yvonne Beckford, DDS

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Highly Skilled Cosmetic Dentist Offers Personalized Care and State-of-the-Art Treatments

A respected cosmetic dentist with over 25 years of experience, Dr. Beckford has been dedicated to enhancing the smiles of the greater Atlanta community through her practice located in Tucker, Georgia. Her commitment to excellence and personalized care has earned her a reputation as a trusted dental professional in the region.

Specializing in advanced procedures such as dental implants, InvisalignⓇ, ClearCorrect™, LumineersⓇ, and Sapphire™ Whitening, she delivers transformative results that leave her patients with radiant smiles. Her practice also provides emergency dental services, oral cancer screenings, and treatments for various oral health conditions, ensuring that patients receive prompt and effective care when needed.

Driven by a passion for education, Dr. Beckford pursued her undergraduate studies in biology at the College of New Rochelle in New York before obtaining her doctorate in dental surgery from Georgetown University School of Dentistry in Washington, DC. Her thirst for knowledge and dedication to staying current with advancements in dental technology set her apart in the field.

As a member of esteemed organizations such as the American Dental Association and the Academy of General Dentistry, she actively seeks out opportunities for continuous learning and professional growth. By incorporating cutting-edge diagnostic tools and treatment techniques into her practice, she ensures that her patients receive the highest standard of care available.

In a rapidly evolving landscape of dental services, Dr. Beckford stands out for her comprehensive approach to dentistry, offering a wide range of treatments tailored to meet the diverse needs of her patients. Whether it’s preventive care, cosmetic enhancements, or restorative procedures, Dr. Beckford’s expertise covers the full spectrum of dental services.

Outside of her practice, she enjoys spending quality time with her family and friends, engaging in outdoor activities like snorkeling and target shooting, and exploring new destinations through travel. Her dedication to both her profession and personal interests reflects her well-rounded approach to life and patient care.

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