Thank you so much to everyone who donated to our Toy Drive for Ronald McDonald house this holiday season. We hand delivered the toys and gift cards to them in time for the holidays. Their total value was almost $3,000! We are so amazed and so thankful at the wonderful turn out for this event. Thank you to each of you who shared our mission and to those of you who donated. We know those gifts will be a blessing to many families during difficult times.
All those who donated were entered into a raffle for a gift basket. We drew Patricia K as our winner! Enjoy all your fun goodies Patricia and thank you for your donation.
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When people consider dental implants, one of their first questions is “How noticeable will they be?” This is an understandable question because once all is said and done, meaning all the preparatory exams and procedures are completed, the surgery is performed, and all the follow-up appointments are finished, the last thing you’d want is for your new tooth to look unnatural.
Do you often wake with a wet spot on your pillow or chapped lips? You could suffer from chronic drooling. While everyone does it from time to time, such as when you are sick, if it occurs more often than not, it can be a leading source of embarrassment. Although it may cause you to feel insecure about your sleeping habits, it does not pose a risk to your health. To stop the excessive drooling, there are several things you can do at home. Your dentist in Brookfield has the tips you need.
How often do you wake with a wet spot on your pillow? Drooling from time-to-time is normal for everyone, especially if you are sick; however, for others, it can occur more frequently. If you find yourself drooling often, there could be an underlying issue that is causing the problem. There is no need to feel embarrassed. Your dentist in Brookfield can help get to the root of the problem to give you the relief you need.
Did you bite down on a piece of food only to feel your dental filling fall out? Maybe you were playing sports but left your mouthguard at home, only to be struck and have your filling knocked out? Regardless of the circumstances, a loose or lost filling is not something that should be put off.