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Now in his third year at the University of Louisville School of Dentistry, technician-\r\nturned-dental student Eric Nunnally is doing what heâs waited years to do: treat patients.
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Dr. Eric Nunnally, DMD
Dentist at Triple Crown Dentistry · Prospect, KY
I am a dental lab tech (of 15 years) who returned to school a age 30 to pursue my DMD degree which I obtained in May of 2013. I am a lab tech first and love to stay in touch and be a part of the dental lab industry.
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October 2011
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