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Free Children’s Dental Day; Expert Source on Children’s Dental Health Available

February 7, 2008
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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., Feb. 7 /PRNewswire/ —

   WHAT:   February is National Children’s Dental Health Month.  Dr. Lee Weinstein, a   leading Arizona pediatric dentist in Scottsdale and his practice Dental   Associates for Kids Only, will be offering a Free Children’s Dental Day on   Tuesday, February 19, from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m.    The first 30 patients that call and schedule appointments will receive   free of charge: comprehensive exams, cleanings, fluoride treatments and   necessary X-rays.  Dr. Weinstein will also do a show and tell, and discuss   homecare, nutrition and diet counseling with patients and their parents.   Each patient will also receive a free dental health package containing: a   toothbrush, toothpaste, dental floss, homecare and nutritional   information, and prizes.    HOW:   Parents should call to schedule an appointment asap: 480-767-5600.    WHERE:   12020 East Shea Blvd., Suite 8, Scottsdale, AZ  85259   Phone: 480-767-5600.   Map, office tour and other information: http://www.littlewhitetooth.com/.    HEALTH FACTS:   Early childhood tooth decay (caries) is the single most common chronic   childhood disease — 20 times more common than diabetes.  Nearly 20   percent of preschoolers, half of second graders, and three-quarters of 15   year olds are adversely affected by tooth decay. There are 2.6 children   lacking dental coverage for every child lacking health coverage.    BACKGROUND:   Dental Associates for Kids Only is a unique place where kids and their   families explore a fun travel theme; partner with Dr. Weinstein and his   staff in an engaging way to learn about good dental care; and feel   entertained, safe and comforted.  Dr. Weinstein has the Southwest’s   largest toothpaste collection, with more than 250 tubes from every corner   of the globe.    ADDITIONAL STORY IDEAS:   Most kids (and some adults) are afraid of the dentist and other doctors   because of bad early experiences.  Dr. Weinstein would like to help   parents by:   1) Giving them five strategies to help their kids overcome their fear of      dentists and doctors;   2) Recommending the five key things to look for when selecting a      healthcare professional for their kids;   3) Explaining the vast differences between a general dentist and pediatric      dentist; and   4) Offering six tips for caring for their kids’ teeth at home.  

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CONTACT: Jason Sherman of SHERMAN communications & marketing, inc.,+1-708-445-8598, jason@shermancm.com, for Dental Associates for Kids Only

Web site: http://www.littlewhitetooth.com/