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Adam Vitelli, DMD
July 12, 2023
I also had the privilege of taking care of Dr. Eanet's patients several years ago, and was fortunate to have met him a couple of times over the years. His patients were very fond of him. We had several of his metal sculptures and even a painting hanging in the office. I'm sure he is missed by many.
Brian Schobel
July 7, 2023
We are so sorry to hear about the passing of Dr Eanet. I have heard so much about him over the past few years, as I am a dentist at the practice he founded many years ago here in DC. There are still several patients dating back to his tenure, they have all spoken so highly of him. We've had the opportunity to see some of his notes and admire some of the still intact work he completed years ago. It is clear that he cared deeply about his patients and his work, a truly great example to follow.
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