Dr. Capps' office is located at 305 E Walnut St Gurdon, AR 71743.
Dr. William Capps, DDS
Dentistry*
Age 82
5.0 (1 Ratings)
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Dr. William Capps, DDS
Gurdon, AR
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William R. Capps Dds; Pllc305 E Walnut St, Gurdon, AR 71743
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May 16, 2024
It's been too many years to count since I've been to see Dr Capps. His office was in Hope Arkansas at the time. I was in my early twenties at best and went to see Dr Capps because of the billboard on interstate 30 said caters to cowards. A new Dr Capps for me! You see, I had a dentist when I was very young that was just brutal. He left an imprint that all dentists cause pain. Well, Dr Capps held true to his words on that I-30 billboard and I became a client of his for the next several years (driving close to 50 miles one way)! It's likely to do to him that I have teeth today !! I would still gladly tell Anyone that Dr Capps is nothing less than phenomenal - as a dentist and as a person ! Thank you Dr Capps. Truly !
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