Hersch Pediatric Dentistry has designed its first custom surfboard with our logo and "Spinner" character graphics for display in the office reception area. This surfboard will also be the prototype for our Summer surfboard give-away. Hersch Pediatric Dentistry will be giving one of these surfboards away by raffle.
Raffle participants will need to provide a copy of their most recent excellent report card, write a note explaining why they love Hersch Pediatric Dentistry, and send in at least 2 pictures showing Spinner stickers on personal belongings as well as providing evidence of beach or community cleanup.
Announcements will be coming in the future with the details and contest rules. The contest winner will be able to custom size his/her surfboard. Hersch Pediatric Dentistry is looking forward to a great Summer and crowning the first winner of this "Hersch Pediatric Dentistry Star Patient" contest.
Monday, April 21, 2008
Monday, March 10, 2008
Spirit Run March 30, 2008
Hersch Pediatric Dentistry (HPD), once again, is a contributing sponsor of the 2008 Spirit Run. The Spirit Run is Orange County's largest children's run and benefits the schools of Newport Unified School District. HPD will be announcing the start of a few of the children's races and will have an interactive and fun informational booth as well as great give-aways.
Hersch Pediatric Dentistry has been providing patients with "Spinner" t-shirts throughout the year and will be offering prizes to children that are wearing their "Spinner" t-shirts to the event on March 30th, 2008. Last year, we had 100's of families wearing their "Spinner" t-shirts supporting the ENDLESS SMILES philosophy of HPD .
Please call our office, (949) 644-0611, to get your t-shirt and registration form if you want to participate in this year's Spirit Run.
Monday, February 18, 2008
Reduce Cavity Risk Now
Did you know that caries risk can be assessed and reduced based on a short conversation with your dentist? A child's risk for cavities may be genetically linked and passed from parent to child. If one or both parents have had a history of many cavities, a child may be at risk simply by the parent passing an acid-producing bactera called Streptococcus mutans. These bacteria invade inaccesible niches where they use sugars to build plaque and generate acids that decalcify enamel. Regular consumption of small amounts of xylitol can stop these germs and prevent tooth decay. Frequent use of xylitol eventually knocks out the Strep mutans bacteria infection, reduces acid and helps to re-build enamel. 100% Xylitol sweetened gum, mints, mouthrinses, toothpastes and sprays are available for purchase along with antibiotic mouthrinses aimed at destroying these harmful oral bacteria. Early dental visits for caries risk assessment will help target patients at risk for decay.
Friday, February 15, 2008
Increase in Cavities
Did you know that decay or cavities in preschool children in on the rise? The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry as well as the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that a child first visit a dentist by one year old or approximately 6 months after the first tooth comes in. Following these recommendations helps detect early signs of dental disease and aids in the prevention of potentially painful, expensive and invasive dental problems.
Thursday, February 14, 2008
HPD WEBSITE IS LIVE
The new Hersch Pediatric Dentistry is "LIVE" as of this morning, Valentine's Day, 2008. Check out the link to our new informative website and feel free to give feedback by clicking on the "contact us" button on the menu bar.
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Hersch Pediatric Dentistry Blog
The mission of this blog is to provide information and initiate conversation regarding today's Pediatric Dentistry. Hersch Pediatric Dentistry provides quality dental care for children from birth to the teenage years in a uniquely relaxing and fun environment. Our highest priority is making each and every child's visit pleasant and fun. Children are provided with fun incentives through which they can learn to love coming to the dentist and allowing them to look forward to their next dental visit. I, Dr. Geoffrey Hersch, have 3 young children (3,4 and 6 years old) and know how important it is to find a comfortable and fun place to take your child. Feel free to ask questions or comment on your child's past or future dental experiences.
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