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HAPPY 1-15-15
January 15, 2015
To Celebrate this rare date today 1-15-15 our 15th patient of the day was the lucky winner of a Slim Sonic Toothbrush Electric Toothbrush!!!
#weloveourpatients #happythursday #smile #brush #floss #slimsonictoothbrush #stylishtoothbrush #dallasdentist #cosmeticdentist
Happy New Year From Dr. Robert Mitchell
January 1, 2015
New Year’s Day marks the beginning of the calendar year in most parts of the world. The holiday is celebrated on January 1st of each year. Customs and celebrations vary by country, religion, and even individual desires. Whether celebrated quietly or with gusto, the day brings the start of new opportunities for those that observe it.
United States and Canada
In both the US and Canada, celebrations begin on New Year’s Eve. At midnight on January 1st the New Year is welcomed with bells, horns, whistles, and other noisemakers. Fireworks are often part of the celebrations. In New York City, Times Square comes alive with revelers. In Toronto, there are large celebrations which may feature concerts, late-night partying, sporting events, and fireworks, with free public transit service during peak party times. Many individuals in North America greet the year by making resolutions for improvements in their lives.
China
In China, many people celebrate two forms of a new year. They may observe January 1st, but the traditional Chinese New Year is based on a lunar calendar. Parades with paper lanterns and dragons made from silk are a significant part of the festivities. Legends say that the dragon spends most of its time in hibernation so fireworks are used to keep the dragon awake.
Jewish Celebration
Jewish New Year’s observances begin with Rosh Hashanah, the first day of the New Year, and end with Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement. This ten-day celebration is held in September or October, based on the Hebrew calendar. The New Year is not marked as much with loud celebrations as with personal insight to mend wrongs and resolve to better oneself.
Other countries and cultures also have different dates for New Year’s Day observances:
- Vietnam observes the New Year in February
- In Iran, the day is celebrated on March 21st
- Islamic cultures often observe the tenth day of the month of Muharram
- Russian Orthodox observers use the Julian calendar and celebrate on January 14th
- Buddhist celebrations are held from April 13th through 15th
If you observe New Year’s Day by making healthy resolutions, include dental care in your plans with Dr. Robert Mitchell and our entire dental care team. The health of your teeth and gums contributes to your overall health. Caring for your mouth now can prevent many dental problems later in life as well as lower your risk for other systemic illnesses including Heart Disease, Diabetes, Alzheimer’s Disease and even strokes!
Together we wish you a healthy, prosperous, and a very Happy New Year! Give us a call today to schedule your dental exam and start your new year off right!
MERRY CHRISTMAS & HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!
December 22, 2014
Dr. Robert Mitchell and Staff would like to take the time to wish you a VERY Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!!! 
WE HAVE WINNER!!!
December 19, 2014
Our patient Hillary Turner won the Google+ Contest!!! $100 Northpark Gold to spend just in time for Christmas!!! Thank you to all our contest contestants. #winner #northparkgold #dental #dallasdentist #weloveourpatients
The END of The Year is almost here….
December 15, 2014
As we near the end of your insurance year, we wanted to remind you to take advantage of any unused dental benefits that you might have left for 2014. Every year you receive a maximum dollar amount from your dental insurance company, and in almost all cases the unused portion of this amount is lost on December 31st. This is YOUR MONEY. These are benefits that YOU have worked hard for, and that you have already paid for.
Give us a call today and we will help you maximize any insurance benefits that you have left for this year. It would really be a shame to just lose that money. The insurance company wouldn’t mind though.
With just a few weeks left, our schedule is rapidly filling up for the end of this year, so call our office RIGHT NOW at (972) 233-1311 while you are thinking about it, and we will find an appointment that fits your schedule. Don’t wait and potentially get disappointed and lose the rest of your dental benefits.
The Christmas Spirit has hit our TEAM!!!!
December 8, 2014
A rare moment a way from the office and our patients to volunteer at the Salvation Army Angel Tree! #adoptanangel #volunteer #merrychristmas
What Is Your Smile Saying About You?
November 20, 2014
Dentist in Dallas TX, Dr. Robert Mitchell says, let’s face it, your smile says a lot about you. Your smile and the condition of your teeth are a direct reflection of you. The number one thing people notice when they meet you for the first time is your smile. People with attractive smiles are generally more confident, happier, friendlier and seem to enjoy life more. They are also generally more respected an liked by others. Your smile really does matter.
Studies show that 99.7% of Americans believe a smile is an important social asset. Also, a more pleasant smile can help you get ahead in life. People want to date someone who is attractive and who takes care of their appearance. Employers want to hire and promote people who are more attractive and who have a warm friendly smile. Over 74% of Americans believe an unattractive smile can hurt a person’s chances of career success. Your smile is one of your biggest assets. Dull, stained, crooked or missing teeth can negatively affect how others feel about you and it affects how you feel about yourself.
The Dental Technology is Here
Advances in dental technology have made procedures we used to only dream about an everyday reality. There are veneers, cosmetic bonding, porcelain crowns, teeth whitening and dental implants – just to name a few. From no-prep/no anesthesia cosmetic veneers to extreme smile makeovers as seen on TV.
Look Years Younger With Cosmetic Dentistry
Would you like to look younger without the expense and risk of cosmetic surgery? Modern cosmetic dentistry can now offer dramatic changes in facial appearance without the need for invasive surgery and long recovery periods. The entire team at Dr. Mitchell’s Office are well versed in the latest facial restructuring techniques available to the cosmetic dentist.
The proper alignment of the teeth and the jaws can produce a startling and instantaneous change to a person’s facial structure. Wrinkles can suddenly disappear, lips can be fuller and restoring a proper relationship of teeth can make someone look 10 to 15 years younger.
Broken down, chipped, stained, cracked, crooked and worn teeth not only make you look older, but they can also make your face look older too. As teeth wear, they become shorter causing the face to collapse thereby producing wrinkles. Restoring teeth to their natural youthful appearance can have a similar transformation on the rest of your face.
Long lasting and affordable smile makeovers can make a difference in your life! You’ll look have a great looking smile you can be proud of, will look years younger and feel much better about yourself. You’ll be able to speak and eat as you naturally would. You’ll discover that cosmetic dentistry is surprisingly easy and last for decades. Your friends will say, “You Look Great” when they notice the change in your smile.
With our state-of-the-art cosmetic techniques, we can eliminate and beautifully restore unsightly cavities, stains, chips, gaps, cracks and crooked teeth in as little as one or two visits. You’ll be able to smile with confidence.
Give us a call today at (972) 233-1311to schedule your complimentary cosmetic consultation. Come find out what the possibilities are. You may be very pleasantly surprised.
You never know what your smile might change today! Share yours as often as you can.
November 17, 2014
KEEP SMILING BECAUSE LIFE IS A BEAUTIFUL THING AND THERE’S SO MUCH TO SMILE ABOUT… ~Marilyn Monroe
Veterans Day 2014!!!
November 11, 2014
This Veterans day, let’s commemorate the honor of our Veterans who fought for us and who have served our country and made it what it is today!