Thursday, March 18, 2010
Gentle Dental Associates of Ann Arbor, MI
Skittish about seeing the dentist? Don't be! Gentle Dental Associates in Ann Arbor, Michigan, are a diversified group of dentists united in their mission to provide stress-free, pain-free dental services to all. Whether you need a root canal, teeth whitening or another procedure, they'll gently change your mind about going to the dentist.
Call our office today toll free at 1-866-921-5294, and let us show you how enjoyable your dental visit can be!
--Gentle Dental Associates of Ann Arbor, MI
"Gentle Hearts. Gentle Hands. Caring for you like family"
Friday, March 5, 2010
March is National Nutrition Month!

March has arrived, and that can only mean one thing: it’s National Nutrition Month. Every March, Gentle Dental Associates and thousands of dentists and hygienists celebrate National Nutrition Month. This March, The Gentle Dental Associates Team want you to think diabetes, obesity and periodontal disease, and how healthful eating and physical activity may improve periodontal health.
Small changes really can make a big difference, and the American Dietetic Association (ADA) has some advice on ways to start improving your diet this March:
• Focus on fruits and vegetables: Add a serving each day to one meal and increase it every few weeks. Adding more of these foods into your diet is important whether you buy frozen, fresh or organic.
• Think fresh, think local: From farmer’s markets to community-supported agriculture, you have many options to find new, fresh foods in your area.
• Make every calorie count: When you are choosing between options, focus instead on the one with more of the vitamins and nutrients that you need. Sometimes, foods with fewer calories aren’t always the healthiest options.
• It’s tempting, but…: If you have a sweet tooth, have fruit and yogurt for dessert. If you crave a snack in the afternoon, enjoy some trail mix or nuts.
• Expand your horizons: Try a fish you’ve never eaten before or find a new vegetable recipe. By testing yourself, you might find new healthy favorites to add to your regular grocery list.
If you have additional questions about periodontal disease or keeping yourself and your mouth healthy, please give us a call!
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