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We
have a new name and new dental characters to our
“Guardians of the Smile”
crew. The changes reflect the new services we have to offer, such as
orthodontic services.
Please read next
month’s article to learn more about our new look. For now you can visit our
new website
www.FUNtasticDental.com
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We love to give recognition to our new
friends. Here are the new patients that became members of our practice
family this October. We’d like to welcome you & wish you all the best.
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Azalie Adams, Vincent Arizpe, Harper Arnold, Oren Artstein, Isaiah
Campos, Brendan & Grace & Hannah & Ruby Carr, Nicole Cheshire, Jakob
Cobb, Franco I. Correa, Brandon Edralin, Ivan Esprada, Frank & Joe
Finch, Steven Fitzer, Mia Flores, Gabrielle Fuentes-Daley, Francesca
Garcia, Adryan Gavilanes, Beatrix Gschweng, Claire Guetig, Dylan Gurrola,
Joaquin Gutierrez, Jonathan Hardy, Aleksander Helvey, Shaye Hillyer,
Shamaiah Jefferson, Dylan Le, Julian Leon, Alexandra Liechty, Samantha
Lopez, Madeline Martin, David S. McNeal, Nicole Olsen, Dylan Patag,
Stella Pinon, Robert Pitones, Ivan Ruelas, Emily Sandoval, Mariana
Silva, Sofia Thomas, Addison & Carrington Tolliver, Liam Uchiyama-Arcila,
Gianna Villalobos, and Gianni Zardes. Thank
You For Choosing Us!
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Thanksgiving is just around the corner – November 25th being the precise
date. It is one of the most anticipated holidays of the year.
Thanksgiving is also associated with many foods and the best part is
that not only are these foods delicious; they are nutritious and some
are great for your teeth.
The following traditional foods at
Thanksgiving help prevent tooth decay and gum disease and hence lead to
good dental health.
Fruit Salads: Fresh fruits
have always been good for dental health as they promote saliva
secretion which
washes away food debris in the mouth as well as decreases acid
production in the mouth.
Carrots and Celery: Carrots
and Celery are vegetables which are rich in fiber. Besides being
great for your stomach, fiber stimulates your gums, which is good
for your dental health.
Sweet Potatoes or Mashed
Potatoes: Potatoes are richly nutritious with a proper balance
of vitamins and nutrients appropriate for oral health. They are
loaded with carbs and proteins and rich in vitamin B and C. Potatoes
do not stick on the teeth like other starchy foods, which serve as
haven for oral bacteria.
Cranberries: Recent research
indicates that cranberries hinder the oral bacteria from sticking to
the teeth and forming dental plaque.
Turkey: It is considered to
help in remineralization of the enamel whose minerals are damaged by
acid produced by bacteria.
Greens and Winter Vegetables:
Most Veggies are just great for health. They are a great source of
vitamins and minerals such as vitamin A, vitamin C, flavanoids and
coenzyme Q10. These prevent the gums against damage and promote its
healing.
Pumpkin Pie: Pumpkin pies
are also a good source of beta carotene, potassium, vitamin C and
calcium.
So, now you can see that the tasty
Thanksgiving foods are great for dental health as well.
Have a Happy Thanksgiving Day! From Dr. Stella & Team

If you have dental insurance, your
unused insurance benefits expire on
December 31, 2010 - they do not carry over into 2011. So, it's use it or
lose it!
If your child hasn't had a recent
professional teeth cleaning, semi-annual exam, or has been diagnosed as
needing dental treatment you haven't yet
completed, please call Veronica or Kerin at 562-627-8800 right away to
make sure we can work your child into the schedule over the next two
months.
Plus, those who need more treatment
than their insurance covers in a single year often use this strategy:
Schedule part of
the work in December to use up 2010 benefits, then....
Schedule the
balance of the work, the first week in January using your new 2011
benefits
don’t be stripped of your remaining
dental benefits. Don't waste the money you've paid on dental insurance
premiums all year - Give Us A Call Today!
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Mom and Dad Can Have
Perfect Teeth Too! |
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Focusing
on your kids' teeth so much that you're neglecting your own?
If you've been thinking wistfully about having your own set of perfect
teeth, let us know! We are specially trained to offer an adult-friendly
option for straightening teeth called Invisalign.
This course of treatment consists of a set
of clear aligners that
are molded to fit your teeth using a proprietary technology. You wear
them all day and night, except for meals, brushing, and flossing – when
you can easily slip them out to make eating and cleaning a snap!
Because they're clear, your teeth will be steadily straightening – and
no one will know it but you!
Time and expense
Your teeth are unique, and the cost of Invisalign varies according to
the complexity of your treatment plan. The time involved in treatment
varies as well, and with new Invisalign Express, designed specifically
for common problems like minor crowding and spacing, you could have your
new perfect smile in less than six months!
Thinking ahead
If your health care plan covers orthodontics, it most likely covers
Invisalign treatment to the same extent as conventional braces. Check
your benefits, or better yet give us a call (562) 627-8800 and we will
check you benefits and set up a free consultation, so we can discuss the
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*If you have any questions,
or would like to schedule a visit, please call (562) 627-8800 email Dr.
Stella at
Info@FuntasticDental.com |
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