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April 2015: Tips, ENews & More! |
Spring is in the air!
The sun is staying out longer and longer, making the days warmer and warmer - finally!
The return of summer seems to elicit more frequent smiles along with the opportunity for outdoor get-togethers
with friends and family.
In your preparation for spring and summer, don't neglect your oral health. If your smile has lost some
luster over the years, we can help! Ask us about the available options for straightening, brightening and enhancing your smile.
April is Oral Health Month
Oral health is directly related to your overall health, and your mouth may offer early warning signs of
existing health issues. One of the most important things you can do is schedule regular visits to our office. our appointment
is much more than just a cleaning! During your visit we will also:
- examine your gums
- check for potential warning signs of oral cancer, diabetes, and vitamin deficiencies
- note any irregularities in your bite, saliva and temporomandibular joint (TMJ)
- provide you with tips for maintaining good oral hygiene between appointments
Talk to our office about your coverage to determine how to get the most out of your plan. Whether you're overdue or just want to get one more cleaning in before the year is out, book an appointment today!
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DNDC Goes Back To School |
This month Dr. Syriopoulos and Nori paid a visit to Crescent Town Elementary School for Brushamania to encourage children to practice good oral hygiene. It's never too early to establish proper brushing and flossing habits!
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For Your Convenience |

If you know of someone who would benefit from our dental services, please let us know.
We truly appreciate your confidence and your referrals! |
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How To Prepare For Your First Dental Visit |
More than 40% of children experience tooth decay by the time they reach kindergarten. This statistic is alarming! From late night doctor visits to diaper changes, you've worked hard to take care of your child. Wouldn't it be nice to not have to worry about tooth decay? Your child's oral health care should start early!
You should schedule your child's first dental visit when they are between 6 months and one year old. It is important to check those erupting teeth as they
are prey for decay as soon as they appear!
How to prepare your child:
To prepare your child for their first visit you need to let them know what to expect so
they won't be surprised or startled. The key is to be patient and remain calm. This way your child won't react to your anxiety.
To learn more about how we treat your child's dental health, click here.
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Malaysian Mango Chicken Curry |
Try this delicious and healthy dish next time you're looking to make something great with chicken. Unlike other
sweet-sauced chicken dishes, like Sweet and Sour Chicken and Orange Chicken, stir-fried Mango chicken does not use
any frying batter. Try it when you're in the mood for something light and tangy.
Click here for a recipe to get you started!
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