October 2nd from 9-3 pm - 3031 Columbus St., Grove City - Grove City Family Dentistry is celebrating 50 years in the community by giving back with our annual food drive and blood drive. We have, once again, teamed up with the Red Cross and the Mid-Ohio Foodbank so come out and support us and those in need. The Bloodmobile will be on-site so call our office (at 875-2153) to reserve an appointment to give blood, a Mid-Ohio Foodbank truck will be here for our drive thru drop off for nonperishable food items. We will also have light refreshments, games, and the OSU game televised, bring the whole family! For more detailed information, please visit www.gcfamdent.com.
We had a great time at the Columbus Zoo this past weekend. Tons of prizes were given away and we are still accepting entries to win the iPad! Stop by our office today and fill out an entry card at the Reception area. For more info and amazing pictures from this event, please visit our Facebook page:
www.facebook.com/grovecityfamilydentistry
Mothers-to-be who have low Vitamin-D levels during pregancy may cause their babies to have an increased risk of tooth decay.A test conducted by the University of Manitoba showed that Mothers of infants with early childhood decay had significantly lower Vitamin D levels than mothers of cavity-free infants.
To help Vitamin D levels, Mothers-to-be should drink plenty of milk and always take their prenatal vitamins.
Sebastian, a Persian cat with long black hair, sports gold crowns on his two large teeth, which grew sticking out from his lips in an underbite similar to a bulldog’s. Concerned that his cat’s exposed teeth could be damaged, Dr. David Steele a dentist from Alexandria, Ind., had gold crowns made for his pet cat. Dr. David Steele photo via The Herald-Bulletin.
