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Aaron Rapps, DDS, Hackensack, NJ 076015395.67 miles
Dr. Rapps graduated from Columbia University in 1986 and interned at Montefiore Medical Center. With thirty years of experience in all restorative and cosmetic procedures, you will be confident that your smile and oral health are in good hands. Dr. Rapps has been restoring dental implants for his entire career and in 2006 completed a surgical mini residency in implant dentistry and an advanced bone grafting program.
DDS
2026 years of experience
Teeth Concerns addressed by Aaron Z. Rapps, DDS
Teeth Procedures addressed by Aaron Z. Rapps, DDS
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