Dr. Angela S. Wilson, DMD

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Local Dentist Combines Expertise and Compassion at Minted Dental

Dr. Angela Wilson, a dedicated dentist with a passion for enhancing smiles, is making waves in the Phoenix dental community. Originally from Bishop, California, Dr. Wilson has called Arizona home for the past 15 years, where she has established a thriving practice at Minted Dental.

Having earned her dental degree from AT Still University, Arizona School of Dentistry and Oral Health, she developed a close friendship with a fellow ASDOH graduate, Dr. Patel. Their shared commitment to dental excellence has fostered a collaborative environment that benefits their patients. She continues to impart her knowledge and skills to future dentists as a preclinical restorative faculty member at her alma mater, nurturing the next generation of dental professionals.

At Minted Dental, Dr. Wilson offers a comprehensive range of dental procedures, with a particular focus on cosmetic dentistry. Her meticulous attention to detail and dedication to patient care have garnered her a loyal following. Patients often seek her expertise for her ability to create stunning smiles that enhance their natural beauty. 

With five years of experience working alongside a nationally renowned dentist, she has refined her skills in cosmetic dentistry and cutting-edge technologies. Her training includes expertise in laser dentistry, minimally invasive techniques, and TMJ therapies, enabling her to provide tailored solutions for each patient's unique needs.

Dr. Wilson's approachable demeanor makes her patients feel at ease, fostering a welcoming environment where they can express their concerns and desires regarding their dental health. She believes that a visit to the dentist should not only be about treatment but also about building lasting relationships based on trust and understanding.

When she's not at the dental office, she enjoys traveling, spending quality time with her family, and experimenting with new recipes in the kitchen. Whether she's relaxing by the beach, spending time on the lake, or perfecting a new dish, she embraces life's adventures with the same enthusiasm she brings to the practice.

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