𝕋𝕙𝕒𝕟𝕜 𝕐𝕠𝕦!!!!
I just found out that we received a “MOM APPROVED DENTIST” designation from DFW Child Magazine for 2020! I couldn’t be happier! ☺️
First off, I would like to thank my patients who voted for us! It… https://t.co/Crx1xds9MY
𝕋𝕙𝕒𝕟𝕜 𝕐𝕠𝕦!!!!
I just found out that we received a “MOM APPROVED DENTIST” designation from DFW Child Magazine for 2020! I couldn’t be happier! ☺️
First off, I would like to thank my patients who voted for us! It… https://t.co/QLJXRMhVba
One of the neat things that Brynn and I are doing during this difficult time, is sending out positive messages to people in order to bring a little light into their lives. ☀️
The street we live on is highly… https://t.co/nVf3rNk9WC
This is what our daughter, Brynn, does with some of her downtime - takes pictures!! 📷
I do have to say, sometimes she scores a gem! Cooper, these days, is having a whole lot of activity with Brynn being home so… https://t.co/T0SQPWQ93p
Hi all - It is my hope that you will read this ......
As many of you know, my wife, Cara, is an ICU nurse here in Fort Worth. Her whole ICU unit has now been tasked with caring for those with the Coronavirus.… https://t.co/CwBfkK3Kgw
It’s such a great feeling when one of my favorite patients stops me down because they want to take a picture with me!!
I do have to say that we have the kindest, most fun and friendliest patients come through our… https://t.co/ytQrjavcqo
ᗷOTO᙭ - The Art of Precision Placement
Illustrated are the markings that I use when I administer Botox. This provides a roadmap for me to follow when I perform this procedure and it ensures a high level of… https://t.co/v8etf6tMbX
Founded in Canada in 2010 by a guy who was selling candy 🍭 out of his backpack, PUR was born and is now the leading brand of Xylitol Gum in the world!
Above is the PUR roster of flavors. So get out, try some, and… https://t.co/Ob49MeFTBB
Doing a little work while enjoying this nice weather and good food at @fngeats today!
BTW - What color is your toothbrush??? 😉 @ FnG Eats https://t.co/ZYq7YIV5uU
The link between periodontal (gum) disease and diabetes is known. What many don't know, is that, in the presence of chronic infection (which periodontal disease is) your blood sugar levels are much more difficult to control. Make sure to visit your dentist to get screened!