Snow Family Dental
Christine Snow
9501 W Lincoln Highway
Frankfort, IL 60423
(708) 799-5162
office@snowfamilydental.com
Monday: 9am-7pm
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: 9am-7pm
Thursday: 9am-7pm
Friday: Closed
Snow Family Dental
Christine Snow
9501 W Lincoln Highway
Frankfort, IL 60423
(708) 799-5162
office@snowfamilydental.com
Monday: 9am-7pm
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: 9am-7pm
Thursday: 9am-7pm
Friday: Closed
“Dr. Snow and her entire team are simply amazing! They always spend extra time to make sure you are 100% comfortable with everything they are doing or have planned for your treatment. They also make you feel like you’re part of their family. I always leave there knowing I’m in the best hands.” – Leslie A.
I’ve been going to Snow Family Dental for 2 years now! They are the best! Nicole cleaned my teeth today and wow! She was very informative, explained everything she was doing, friendly and very passionate about my oral hygiene. This is honestly by far the best dental office! Dr. Snow and staff are wonderful! -Danny M.
Amazing and friendly staff, who can make your visit more relaxed. They will answer any question you have, and will make you smile too. They are also very involved with the community. Highly recommended! -Katie S.
9501 W Lincoln Highway
Frankfort, IL 60423
(708) 799-5162
Office@SnowFamilyDental.com
October 30th 2019
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