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Make Your New Smile Results Last Longer!!

2012-02-21T12:20:00.000-08:00

Make Your New Smile Results Last Longer

Posted Tuesday, February 14, 2012 by Shellie Terry Benson, Editor

So you've put in the time and gone through the trouble of dramatically improving your smile. Whether you've had veneers applied or simply had your teeth whitened, now's the time to practice smart dental habits to ensure the procedures you've undergone last as long as possible. Here are some top tips to keep your new smile looking great:

Veneers
- Don't use your teeth as tools and use care when biting into hard foods as you can damage your veneers--the thin, porcelain restorations that are adhered to your natural teeth to fix discoloration, spacing or alignment issues.

- Opt for toothpaste that's designed for cosmetic enhancements, but don't waste your money on bleaching products since veneers cannot be bleached.

- Up your dental visits to three times a year and continue flossing regularly to maintain healthy gums.

Bonding
- If you've cracked a tooth or want to fill gaps, your dentist can add to your natural teeth with bonding. But keep in mind the putty-like resin can, indeed, chip again, so be sure to only use your teeth for eating and not as tools.

- Since bonding uses resin instead of porcelain, it is more apt to stain. Avoid highly-pigmented foods and drinks like soda, red wine, berries and coffee, or if you consume them, drink a glass of water or two afterward.

Bleaching
- Immediately after your bleach treatment, the product continues to work while the enamel in your teeth returns to normal. During these first few days, you may want to stick to eating only white-colored foods. Be sure to ditch your old bad habits for good, especially smoking.

- Opt for a professional-grade whitening toothpaste like Supersmile Professional Whitening System, formulated to keep your smile white without harsh ingredients that weaken enamel.

- If your teeth are sensitive after bleaching, use a mouthwash or toothpaste that has calcium in it to help harden the enamel.

Happy Valentine's Day!!!

2012-02-14T14:57:00.000-08:00

A Laugh is a Smile that Bursts!

2012-02-10T05:28:00.000-08:00

The World Looks Brighter From Behind a Smile!!

2012-02-07T05:20:00.000-08:00

Safe and Healthy Super Bowl!!

2012-02-03T06:03:00.000-08:00

Have a Safe and Healthy Super Bowl Celebration

As you plan Super bowl festivities make sure to keep health and safety in mind during your celebrations.

Eat healthy

Hosting the party? Avoid a false start with fattening foods. Add healthy snacks to your menu instead of high fat foods, or go for the super bowl trophy by serving all healthy snacks. Eat healthy snacks before the celebration to prevent overindulging.

Include fresh fruits and vegetables, such as apple halves or carrot sticks. There should be a variety in season.
Avoid the blind side; many dips and dressings contain far more calories than you think. Limit portions or serve fat-free or low-fat dips and dressings.
Offer foods and beverages low in fat, calories, sugars, salt, and sodium.
Serve foods and beverages that can be consumed by people with diabetes or on special diets.

Get Smart: Entertaining [PDF - 435KB]
Fruits and Veggies Matter
Nutrition Topics
Diabetes and Me: Eat Right

Consider food safety

As you prepare game day meals and snacks, take steps to avoid serving recalled products and follow food safety guidelines to prevent illness.

Visit the Food Safety website for information on product recalls.
Follow the Four Rules of Food Safety: Clean, Separate, Cook, Chill.

FoodSafety.gov
Be Food Safe

Limit alcohol

Don't get a penalty for drinking and driving. Take steps to make sure you and other guests you celebrate with avoid driving under the influence of alcohol.

Plan ahead. Always designate a non-drinking driver before any party or celebration begins.
Don't drink and drive or let others drink and drive.
Be a helpful host by reminding your guests to designate a sober driver and offer alcohol-free beverages.

Alcohol is common during sports celebrations, but be mindful that for pregnant women, consuming alcohol can cause babies to be born with fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS), a lifelong condition that causes physical and mental disabilities.
Alcohol: Frequently Asked Questions
Vital Signs: Binge Drinking
Drinking and Driving: A Threat to Everyone
Quick Stats: Binge Drinking
Fetal Alcohol Information

Get physical activity

Score a first down by adding games that include physical activity. Physical activity doesn't need to be hard to be beneficial. Be active for at least 2½ hours a week. Include activities that raise your breathing and heart rates, and that strengthen your muscles.

Dance along with the music during half time or put on your own half-time show.
Toss the football around during commercial breaks.
Lift hand weights, stretch, or use a stationary bicycle or treadmill while watching television.

How Much Physical Activity Do You Need?
Physical Activity

Stay warm

If it's going to be cold, take these steps to stay warm on game day.

If you are tailgating or celebrating outdoors, dress warmly and wear loose-fitting, layered clothes.
Outer garments should be tightly woven and water-repellent.
Drink warm liquids that do not contain caffeine or alcohol. Alcoholic drinks cause your body to lose heat more quickly.
Keep heat sources at least 3 feet away from furniture and drapes.

Extreme Cold: A Prevention Guide
Winter Storm Facts

Stay safe

Parties and tailgating can be fun, but it's important to pay close attention to things that may cause injury and take precautions. Injuries, both unintentional and those caused by acts of violence, are among the top ten killers for Americans of all ages. Injuries can cause pain and inconvenience, and even lead to disability, chronic pain, and death.

Never leave children unattended.
Avoid wearing clothing or costumes that block your vision or restrict your movement.
Make sure your pets can handle the excitement before placing them in new or strange situations.
Never use generators, grills, camp stoves, or other gasoline, propane, natural gas, or charcoal-burning devices inside your home, basement, garage, or camper. Even when using these items outdoors, make sure they are not near an open window.
Have a fire extinguisher nearby when cooking or using a grill in case there's an accidental flare-up.
Have a first-aid kit in your home and vehicle to handle injuries like small cuts and bruises.
Wear seatbelts.
Wear appropriate protective gear when playing a pick-up game or riding bicycles, motorcycles, and skateboards.

Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives
Healthy Pets, Healthy People
Intimate Partner Violence Prevention
Take Concussions out of Play: Learn to Prevent, Recognize, and Respond to Concussions

Enjoy the game!

This content and healthy super bowl recipes are available at http://www.cdc.gov/men/superbowl/.

Link between Pneumonia and Oral Hygeine

2012-01-31T12:00:00.000-08:00

By Mohammad Salhut

Staff Reporter

Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Those who don’t brush their teeth regularly may be putting themselves at greater risk of contracting pneumonia.
Samit Joshi, a postdoctoral fellow in infectious diseases at the Yale University School of Medicine, presented a study at the Infectious Diseases Society of America’s annual meeting in Boston, claiming that changes in the types of oral bacteria can have a significant impact on the risk of developing pneumonia. Joshi cited poor oral hygiene as one of the most common risk factors for pneumonia, with the risk doubling if a person has severe gum problems.
The study analyzed the oral health of 37 subjects, from a variety of age and health backgrounds, over the period of one month. Though only a small percentage of the patients developed pneumonia, those who did acquire the disease also saw significant increases in the number of oral bacteria associated with pneumonia.
“Our findings might improve the way we prevent pneumonia in the future by maintaining [the types of] the bacteria which live within our mouths,” Joshi said in an interview with the Global Medical News Network (GMNN).
While the study was not designed to demonstrate the direct relationship between pneumonia and these bacteria, Joshi told the GMNN that he hopes his experiment will be replicated by larger independent studies to determine a causal link.
Upon hearing the findings of the study, the British Dental Health Foundation, an oral health charity, issued a press release stating that poor oral hygiene may lead to the development of pneumonia.
“During the winter months we’re all susceptible to colds, coughs and chesty viruses due to the drop in temperature,” Nigel Carter, the foundation’s chief executive, said in an interview in The Telegraph. “What people must remember, particularly those highlighted as vulnerable, is that prevention can be very basic.”
Carter added that links between gum disease and overall health have been well-documented, and that keeping up good oral health can help stave off illness.
Sheldon Campbell, a professor of microbiology at the Yale School of Medicine who was not affiliated with the study, said that while he was not surprised by Joshi’s findings, they are significant because they place an even greater emphasis on oral hygiene. While there are many variables that might affect the development of a disease, poor oral hygiene will likely negatively affect patients, Campbell said.
“Most of the bacterial organisms that cause infections are neighbors of the oral floor,” he said. “There are too many variables to accurately say, but it’s likely that oral microbodies probably impact the development of certain diseases.”
Approximately 3 million Americans are infected with pneumonia annually

A Smile is a Powerful Weapon

2012-01-27T12:24:00.000-08:00

A Smile is a Powerful Weapon, you can even break ice with it!

Meet Gina!

2012-01-25T13:58:00.000-08:00

For Gina, the transition into the dental field started with a high school career day. "I had braces and all of a sudden, it clicked. I knew I wanted to become an orthodontic assistant. I paid attention and noticed how the assistants seemed to stay busy and were able to do quite a bit on their own. I liked the thought of doing that, too." Gina went to school and became a Registered Dental Assistant only to find work in a children's practice. "Pediatric dentistry was fun, but then I moved and started to work in a general practice." Taking some time out to raise her own children, Gina found herself coming back to dentistry every time. Twenty years in the field shows how much she loves what she does.

Raised in Pomona, Gina tries to stay near her family. "There are eight of us kids and we are all very close. They are my support system, and I don't know what I'd do without my Dad." As the mother of three, Gina stays busy. "I have two daughters and a son. I'm so very proud of them all. Rachel, my oldest, is attending California State and majoring in English and Marketing. Raelene is thirteen and is on the dance team. Even then she is able to take advanced and honors classes. John, my youngest is 7, and a baseball player." He's not the only one who plays, Gina also finds time to play softball on a co-Ed team.

But what brings her joy? "Working with patients." Gina smiles brightly. "They are so surprised when I come back and assist. It's great! I get to spend time with each of them and catch up on what is happening in their lives." After many years as a dental assistant, Gina has now found the front desk to be her passion. "I made the decision to work at the front desk about eight years ago and found I like being the first person that patients see. I've now been with Dr. Cherukuri for four years, which means many patients have known me for years. The other reason I like working at the front desk is I really believe patients have made the right decision in coming to our office. At the front desk I get to demonstrate that fact."

Gina is also excited about all the new technologies in the office. "I love to learn and grow. We have digital X-rays and an intra oral camera. Dr. Cherukuri places implants and uses a laser. I'm proud to say we do those things in our office. We are active, too. You can find us on Facebook, google, or even Dr.'s blog. If you are looking for a dentist come in and get to know us. You won't be disappointed."

Smile! A Universal Language!

2012-01-17T14:38:00.000-08:00

So many languages in the world, a smile speaks them all!!

Dental check up more than just a cleaning!!

2012-01-13T12:27:00.000-08:00

Did you know that several medical conditions present signs in the mouth that make detection and an early diagnosis possible!

Some months back, a patient came into the office with abscessed teeth around root canals that were done in our office several years ago. Unable to find any deficiencies in the root canal, he was referred to the endodontist (root canal specialist) for a consultation. Dr. Endodontist recommended that he see a medical doctor as soon as possible. He suspected an underlying medical condition, perhaps uncontrolled diabetes. Our patient was quickly seen by his Physician and sure enough- he was diagnosed with severe uncontrolled diabetes.

There were also a couple of instances in my early practice years where a patient was profusely bleeding after routine deep cleaning procedures. An emergency blood work up revealed leukemia.

Recent research has confirmed the presence of genetic markers in the saliva for early detection of pancreatic cancer. There is a lot more to a dental check up than "just getting your teeth cleaned" THE MOUTH IS THE MIRROR TO YOUR BODY"

Warmth of a Smile

2012-01-10T06:02:00.000-08:00

All the statistics in the world can't measure the warmth of a smile

TURNING POINT

2012-01-06T17:27:00.000-08:00

A smile of encouragement at the right moment may act like sunlight on a closed up flower.
It may be the turning point for a struggling life!!

Smiles are Great Investments!

2012-01-03T15:40:00.000-08:00

Smiles are Great Investments, the more you collect, the better you feel!

New Year Wishes!

2011-12-30T12:48:00.000-08:00

A WINNING SMILE MAKES WINNERS OF US ALL

KEEP SMILING!

SMILE=SUNSHINE

2011-12-26T13:07:00.000-08:00

What Sunshine is to flowers, Smiles are to humanity

MERRY CHRISTMAS!

2011-12-20T12:35:00.001-08:00

Merry Christmas from Our Family to Yours!!

Dr.Cherukuri and Staff

TRI COUNTY DENTAL SOCIETY INSTALLATION 2012

2011-12-16T06:12:00.000-08:00

A SMILE CAN BRIGHTEN THE DARKEST DAY!

2011-12-13T17:55:00.000-08:00

A SMILE CAN BRIGHTEN THE DARKEST DAY!

Live forever!

2011-12-08T12:59:00.000-08:00

'LIVE LIKE YOU WILL DIE TOMORROW, LEARN LIKE YOU WILL LIVE FOREVER"
- Mahatma Gandhi

LIFE IS GOOD!

2011-12-05T13:14:00.000-08:00

Every day you spend without a smile, is a lost day!!

SMILE- AN ACTION OF LOVE!

2011-11-30T11:04:00.000-08:00

EVERYTIME YOU SMILE AT SOMEONE, IT IS AN ACTION OF LOVE, A GIFT TO THAT PERSON, A BEAUTIFUL THING- MOTHER TERESA

Thanksgiving Greetings

2011-11-23T18:35:00.000-08:00

SMILE ALWAYS COMES BACK

2011-11-22T06:04:00.000-08:00

A SMILE IS SOMETHING YOU CANNOT GIVE AWAY, IT ALWAYS COMES BACK TO YOU.

Compassion is the Cornerstone

2011-11-18T14:18:00.000-08:00

Relationships are built when there is an atmosphere of caring and trust. "As a healthcare provider, I'm very aware that trust begets trust." Dr. Vijaya Cherukuri believes that healthcare, in particular, is a field where compassion and trust are critical elements.

"Some of my ideas about caring for individuals come from my deep philosophical belief that we are all part of one human family. That's why it is so important that I treat everyone (patients and staff) as family." That thought is the cornerstone of her Chino, California dental practice. "I witnessed firsthand the immeasurable kindness that the world extended to my family when we experienced a moment of loss. This strengthened my resolve to give back to people and the community as a whole. I truly believe that what comes around, should go around. It drives me to always give my best to my patients."

How does she do this? As a lifelong learner, Dr. Vijaya Cherukuri is always staying up to date on her knowledge and skills. "I attend conferences, study clubs and continuing education classes throughout the year. This makes sure my skills are at their best for my patients." Dr. Cherukuri also says that it allows her to be exposed to diverse dental materials and how to apply them in her practice to benefit patients. "When I meet with other dental practitioners from all over we are able to share our experiences and then learn and grow from that knowledge. Not to mention that continuing education gives me an opportunity to merge the office/patient experience with the latest dental innovations and trends. Being able to do that is really exciting to me!"

How does all this affect her dental practice? "I place most dental implants in my office as well as restore them as a convenience for my patients." This means patients are able to have the complete treatment, from start to finish, performed by one person in one location. "It makes it easy for patients." Using local anesthetic allows Dr. Cherukuri to comfortably insert the implant in the perfect position for the final crowns or dentures that will later be placed. "I love being able to offer most of my patients this option."

Dr. Cherukuri also provides convenience to her patients by being a certified Invisalign provider. "I love how Invisalign can correct tooth placement by using invisible retainers that can be taken out to clean." Doing orthodontics this way means that her patients' teeth and gums will have less damage. "I love general dentistry because of the variety of procedures it allows me to perform. My goal is to give my patients every treatment option, make it convenient for them, and then deliver the best care possible."

A KIND HEART

2011-11-17T16:29:00.000-08:00

A kind heart is a fountain of gladness, making everything in its vicinity freshen into smiles

SMILE! IT'S GOOD FOR THE HEART

2011-11-15T17:40:00.000-08:00

IT TAKES

A LOT OF WORK FROM THE FACE

TO LET OUT A SMILE,

BUT JUST THINK WHAT GOOD SMILING CAN BRING

TO THE MOST IMPORTANT MUSCLE OF THE BODY--

THE HEART!!!!

VALUE OF A SMILE!!

2011-11-11T17:30:00.000-08:00

A smile costs nothing but gives much. It enriches those who receive without making poorer those who give. It takes but a moment, but the memory of it sometimes lasts for ever. None is so rich or mighty that he cannot get along without it and none is so poor that he cannot be made rich by it. Yet a smile cannot be bought, begged, borrowed or stolen for it is something that is of no value to anyone until it is given away. Some people are too tired to give you a smile. Give them one of yours, as none needs a smile so much as he who has no more to give.----Author Unknown

A Happy Family

2011-11-07T18:21:00.000-08:00

A happy family is but an earlier heaven.

Meet Claudia!

2011-11-04T16:38:00.000-07:00

"Come on back," Claudia says cheerily. I see a tall man in the reception area rise. Their conversation continues as they move toward one of Dr. Cherukuri's treatment rooms. "How are your boys?" she asks. The man's face lights up and he quickly fills her in.

Family is how Claudia came to be at Dr. Cherukuri's office. "It was meant to be," she tells me. "My mother and father-in-law were patients of Dr. Cherukuri's."

Claudia decided to go to school to become a dental assistant. After she finished her internship she worked for several years. "Then one day I found myself looking for a new position. I was hired by another office, but the morning I was to start my new job, I was rushed to the hospital and had an appendectomy. When I was finally ready to go back to work, the office that had hired me, no longer had a position available. My mother-in-law mentioned Dr. Cherukuri needed someone to cover a pregnancy leave. Well, I filled in during the maternity leave." Claudia shrugs. "That was nine years ago."

I watch as Claudia works to make her patient comfortable. Her easygoing manner makes all seem effortless while her soothing voice calms. "I originally thought I wanted to be an orthodontic assistant. I liked the idea of working closely with patients but independently. I'm fortunate that I found an office where I have a lot of autonomy."

Claudia also likes the pace at Dr. Cherukuri's. "We are not in a hurry to get patients in and out. You know in some offices it feels like you are a people-mover. Not here. Instead we have the ability to focus on each person and develop a relationship. That's why the patients become like family. It's all about the time we get to spend with them."

While Claudia has known Dr. Cherukuri for a number of years, she hasn't always worked there. "I've taken time off to have my own family, but I seem to always come back." Now with three children all very active in sports, Claudia has her hands full at home. "My weekends are spent watching baseball, basketball, football and soccer. My husband coaches baseball."

The procedure is over and the gentleman rises to leave. Claudia escorts him to the front and jokes with him a bit before she returns to clean the treatment room. "He's one of my favorite patients," she tells me. Claudia knows how to care for them all. "I want them to forget they are in a dental office. The best way to do that is to make sure all the attention is on them." It's an area where Claudia excels.

Being Happy

2011-10-28T11:29:00.000-07:00

Myspace Quotes Graphics

Get to know Jessica

2011-10-26T18:05:00.000-07:00

The sandwich shop is located very close to Dr. Cherukuri's dental office in Chino, California. It's early afternoon and we are the only ones eating. I'm sitting down with Jessica, one of Dr. Cherukuri's dental assistants.

"The Inland Empire has always been home to me," she says then looks away. Jessica informs me she is shy, which is hard to believe once she starts speaking and telling me her story.

Jessica decided on a career in dentistry after seeing a television commercial. "I had worked in my father's State Farm agency, answering phones and filing but always thought I'd work with animals at some point." Instead, Jessica, went to school to become a dental assistant. "I really enjoy working with people. And I love dentistry." So much so that she is even thinking of continuing her education in the field. "I think I would like to be a dental hygienist someday." Which is what motivates her to take classes at the local community college while she waits to hear if she will be accepted into a hygiene program. "I look forward to being able to do more for my patients myself."

Even though Jessica decided on a career in dentistry, animals are still an important part of her life. "I have four dogs," she says and laughs. "Yes, four. Two chihuahuas, a chug, which is a chihuahua-pug mix and, the recent addition to the group, a lab."

When Jessica is at home she spends her time with family. "Fortunately we all live very close to each other. Within five minutes." As the youngest of four children, Jessica is typically the one who organizes the get togethers, which most often take place around a barbecue grill. "Food and family is what make the best weekends ever. We all get together, my dad, my brothers and sisters and their children and then its just fun. My family, well, they make me laugh."

What else makes Jessica laugh? "I like to hike in the forest or go to waterfalls. But I also like a bit of excitement." She says this with a huge grin on her face. "If you ask me to try something, many times I'll say, okay." Some of the "things" Jessica has tried include parasailing and skydiving. "My father and brother belong to a bike club so I also ride motorcycles." That is how she met her boyfriend. "He's a marine, stationed at Camp Pendleton in San Diego. He's close enough that I'm able to go down and see him every other weekend."

Jessica has a big heart and a sensitive soul. It's easy to see why she is such a good fit in the practice. "I'm a bit of a risk taker, but also a care giver." Yes she is.

Contagious Smile

2011-10-25T13:45:00.000-07:00

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Frown and you frown alone, but smile and the whole world smiles with you.

Not just any smile will do, though. With 19 variations on the smile, including 16 produced by enjoyable emotions,^[1] smiling is an incredibly important part of our lives. If you're looking to develop a genuine, infectious smile that can make a bad date turn good, seal a business deal, or help you make friends wherever you go, this article will help you on your way. It's fun, fast, and easy! But best of all, it's a natural way to make yourself and others feel really good.

Who's Falling In Love With Your Smile?

2011-09-24T05:50:00.000-07:00

Always remember to be happy

because you never know

who's falling in love

with your smile.

Author Unknown

Smile At It!

2011-09-22T17:50:00.000-07:00

Life is like a mirror, we get the best results when we smile at it.

Author Unknown

Cavity Prevention Update!

2011-09-16T10:29:00.000-07:00

Sugar- Free polyol Gum, Lozenges, Hard Candy including xylitol and Non Fluoride prescription varnishes like chlorhexidine help prevent cavities -is the latest recommendation of a multi-disciplinary expert panel convened by ADA's Council on Scientific Affairs

Falling into Dentistry!

2011-09-13T13:10:00.001-07:00

When Vijaya Cherukuri speaks about dentistry her eyes light up and a smile shows how enthusiastic she is about her profession. "I fell into dentistry," she tells me, "but very quickly realized I was well-suited for the career."

Her patients would agree. They comment on how at ease she makes them feel with her calm and soothing demeanor. She is "efficient and quick (with a) good bedside manner . . . (It) made for an enjoyable visit . . ." one reports.

Dr. Cherukuri adjusts her pose. We are sitting in the reception area of her family dental practice in comfortable overstuffed chairs. The room reminds me of home and I relax. There is even a "family photo" of her and her staff on one wall.

"My father told me," Dr. Cherukuri continues, "Grace and manners are the most precious gems a lady can wear.' I always keep that in mind." At the mention of her father, Dr. Cherukuri's eyes sparkle just a bit brighter and her smile deepens. "He is a man who has had ideas well beyond his time," she says.

His daughter has taken these words to heart. "He always told me, 'think independently.'" As a lifelong learner it is easy to see how Dr. Cherukuri uses those words in her practice daily. "When patients come in, I don't know what their previous experiences have been like, but I do know how I'd like to be treated if I was in pain or had discomfort."

Thinking this way has led Dr. Cherukuri's practice to be known for doing things out of the ordinary. One patient explained it like this, "I took my three and four year old kids to Dr. Cherukuri for their first dental exam, and both my husband and I left in amazement. Dr. Cherukuri and her friendly staff really do know what customer service is, and she is not joking when she says she limits her patient booking to a minimum on a daily basis. There was no overcrowding in the lobby, (just my family and I), and her way of speaking is so calm. I am definitely referring others to her."

Dr. Cherukuri explains how important she feels it is to make sure she and her team explain in detail, using visuals, about every step that is involved in treating root canals, placing crowns or implants and other procedures. "We want to give personal attention to every activity we do for our patients."

And then, Dr. Cherukuri mentions her father again. "He has spent his life trying to reduce his material possessions to zero. 'You can't take them with you, but generating goodwill, kindness and compassion will outlast your physical presence.'" Based on what her patients say, Dr. Vijaya Cherukuri has taken these words to heart, too.

ChinoSmiles

Make Your New Smile Results Last Longer!!

Make Your New Smile Results Last Longer

Posted Tuesday, February 14, 2012 by Shellie Terry Benson, Editor

Happy Valentine's Day!!!

A Laugh is a Smile that Bursts!

The World Looks Brighter From Behind a Smile!!

Safe and Healthy Super Bowl!!

Have a Safe and Healthy Super Bowl Celebration

Eat healthy

Consider food safety

Limit alcohol

Get physical activity

Stay warm

Stay safe

Enjoy the game!

Link between Pneumonia and Oral Hygeine

Link found between pneumonia and oral hygiene

A Smile is a Powerful Weapon

Meet Gina!

Smile! A Universal Language!

Dental check up more than just a cleaning!!

Warmth of a Smile

TURNING POINT

Smiles are Great Investments!

New Year Wishes!

SMILE=SUNSHINE

MERRY CHRISTMAS!

TRI COUNTY DENTAL SOCIETY INSTALLATION 2012

A SMILE CAN BRIGHTEN THE DARKEST DAY!

Live forever!

LIFE IS GOOD!

SMILE- AN ACTION OF LOVE!

Thanksgiving Greetings

SMILE ALWAYS COMES BACK

Compassion is the Cornerstone

A KIND HEART

SMILE! IT'S GOOD FOR THE HEART

VALUE OF A SMILE!!

A Happy Family

Meet Claudia!

Being Happy

Get to know Jessica

Contagious Smile

Who's Falling In Love With Your Smile?

Smile At It!

Cavity Prevention Update!

Falling into Dentistry!