Be You.
Be weird. Be random. Be who you are. Because you never know who would love the person you hide. – C.S. Lewis
Spanish Fork Dentistry
WWW.spanishforkdental.com
801-405-9301
Be weird. Be random. Be who you are. Because you never know who would love the person you hide. – C.S. Lewis
Spanish Fork Dentistry
WWW.spanishforkdental.com
801-405-9301
Are your gums bleeding?
MAKE SOME CHANGES!
1. Be gentle as you clean your teeth!
2. Increase your Vitamin C to reach optimum levels. Eat 2 pieces of fruit and 3–4 portions of vegetables each day.
The next time you ask yourself, “Should I brush my tongue?” The answer should be, Yes!
You might find that food doesn’t taste as good as it once did when your tongue hasn’t been brushed.
We hope you enjoyed your thanksgiving holiday!
We will be closed on Fri,11/25/2022.
We will be open on Mon, 11/28/2022.
We look forward to seeing you then!
Spanish Fork Dentistry
801-405-9301
“Among the things you can give and still keep are your word, smile, and a grateful heart.” —zig Zogler
Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Spanish Fork Dentistry. 🍛🍽️🦃
There is definitely a lot to give thanks for, starting with tasty food! 🦃🥧🍽️ Keep in mind: Avoid Grazing, Carry a Toothbrush, and… limit Your Sweet Tooth.
We hope you all have a lovely Thanksgiving week.
Grateful, Thankful, and Blessed
Be grateful for what you have and stop complaining – it bores everybody else, does you no good, and doesn’t solve any problems.—Zig Ziegler
Spanish Fork Dentistry
801-405-9301
MY CROWN FELL OUT!
WHAT SHOULD I DO?
Call Spanish Fork Dentistry as soon as possible! In the meantime you should clean and sterilize the cap and then dry it and put it safely into a small container.
Side note: Utah is famously known for its per capita consumption of Jell-O—so much so that two decades ago, in 2001, the Utah State Legislature voted to name Jell-O its official state snack.
Gum Disease Predisposition | Genetics Vs. Environment
•30% of the population may have a strong genetic predisposition to gum disease
•These individuals are six times more likely to develop periodontal disease