10 Ways to Keep a Smile on Your Face

1. Stretch — Supple muscles keep you
feeling limber and stress free in our
daily exercise classes.
2. Indulge in Something Decadent — At
the Nosh Nook located in the
Blumberg Plaza.
3. Play Miniature Golf — Watch your
spirits soar to new heights in our
own back yard.
4. Re-read a Favorite Novel from the
shelves of our library. It's like
visiting an old friend.
5. Read the Jewish News — Community
thoughts are food for mind and soul.
6. Mentor your family while visiting in
our elegant lobby. They need your
knowledge, wisdom and caring.
7. Go for a walk — Take advantage of the
walking paths on the JCC Campus.
8. Go Shopping in the Auxiliary for
Jewish Aged's Gift Shop.
9. Smile! — Research shows that frequent
smiling increases brain serotonin and
keeps your outlook happy so you'll
feel good all day long.

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where you can enjoy your life with
assistance in living . . . above and beyond.

Hy Vogel, well-known caricature artist at
the London Chop House, Detroit,
draws clowns to put a smile on everyone's face.

THE FLEISCHMAN RESIDENCE

with services including:

Daily Shabbat & Holiday Services in our Synagogue
Daytime and Evening Activities
Transportation, Laundry & Housekeeping
Registered Nurse & Personal Care Assistance
Nosh Nook, Gift Shop, Beauty/Barber Shop

For More Information, please Contact:

Barbra Tunick, MSW, ACSW

Director of Resident Services
FLEISCHMAN RESIDENCE/BLUMBERG PLAZA
6710 W. MAPLE ROAD, WEST BLOOMFIELD, (248) 661-2999

(LOCATED ON THE JEWISH COMMUNITY CAMPUS)

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faults and failures of their spouses all
the time," says Russo. "It's as American
as calling the umpire blind. You can't
be offended just because the umpire
happens to be your son. Most often,
the children are just sounding off,
venting a little steam and it means
nothing.
And if the young couple gets to
sparing with each other, don't get
sucked in and take sides, says Mojas.
"Because when they have made up
and everything's cosy, guess who the
bad guy will be?" ❑

Bleaching
Your Teeth

10. Live at the Fleishman Residence

Three Kosher Meals Daily
Medication Assistance
Health Clinic
Around the Clock Security
Respite & Guest Rooms Available

Health

(800) 354-8320

(216) 514-9000

Call the sales
department at
(810) 354-7123

Ext. 209

moking, drinking coffee and
tea, aging and some drugs can
stain your teeth, but certain
bleaching procedures may
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brighten your grin. However, you
should discuss the procedure with your
dentist to determine if you're a good
candidate. To ensure success, a dentist
should:
• Take your complete medical histo-
ry in order to understand the cause of
tooth discoloration. Stains caused by
tetracycline, for example, may be diffi-
cult to bleach.
• Photograph your teeth before and
after the procedure to determine its
effectiveness.
• Examine teeth to determine their
sensitivity and translucency. Highly
translucent teeth don't bleach well and
may even appear more gray instead of
white.
• Conduct a thorough exam. Teeth
should be healthy, clean and sound
before bleaching.
Bleaching options include in-office
procedures, which take 20 to 30 min-
utes and one to three visits, and night-
time bleaching with a custom-fitted
mouth guard.
"For busy professionals and execu-
tives, in-office bleaching procedures
are often a better choice because
everything is done in the dental
office," says Ronald Goldstein,
D.D.S., a professor at the Medical
College of Georgia School of
Dentistry "However, some patients
prefer to have both the in-office proce
dure as well as the dentist-monitored
at-home bleaching to maximize the
whitening effect."
Custom mouth guards are designed
to reduce the side effects of bleaching, (.-=,
which include increased tooth sensitivi-
ty, by controlling the amount and loca-
tion of bleaching material. ❑