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July 02, 2004 - Image 67

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2004-07-02

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ut Mentzel and Anita and
Alan Resnick are pleased to
announce the engagement
of their daughter Mikki Robyn to
James Edward Hill, son of the late
Rose and Paul Hill.
Mikki received a bachelor of sci-
ence degree in social work from
Eastern Michigan University
James is a correctional officer
and a military police officer in the
Army National Guard.
A September wedding is planned
in Michigan.

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orman and Ann (Frank) Katz
celebrated their 50th wedding
anniversary June 27 while vis-
iting Israel. There will be a family
reunion in Jackson Hole, Wyoming,
over the Labor Day weekend, to be
attended by the' Katzes' children and
their spouses and the Katzes' 11
grandchildren.

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BRAND-BARON

ori Baron and Matthew Brand
were recently married at Hotel
Baronette in Novi. Rabbi Joseph
Krakoff and Cantor Chaim Najman of
Congregation Shaarey Zedek officiated.
Lori is the daughter of Gail and Les
Baron of Bloomfield Hills. Matthew is
the son of Eileen and Arthur Brand of
Farmington Hills.
Joining the couple under the chuppah
as the maid of honor' and best men were
cousin of the bride Sarah Ketchel,
brother of the groom Neal Brand and
best friend Seth Gorback. Bridesmaids
were close friends Michele Menuck,
Dawn Duey and Stacey Levine.
Groomsmen were longtime friends
Greg Weiner and Steven Lotzoff.
Lori and Matthew were honored to
have the bride's grandmother Edith
Ketchel participate in the ceremony.

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Remembered with love was Lori's
grandfather Eugene Ketchel.
Following their honeymoon in Los
Angeles and Hawaii, the couple reside
in Royal Oak.

One out of three boys and one out of four girls will
experience a dental injury by the time they finish high
school.
An Illinois hospital study says that almost 10 percent of
all dental injuries are sports related. In collision sports, such
as football, hockey and boxing, the risk of injury is
obvious. Athletes who participate in these sports are
Nelson Hersh DDS, MS
required to wear protective gear. However, in contact
Licensed Specialist
sports such as basketball, baseball, softball, wrestling,
soccer and volleyball, protective mouth gear is not mandatory and there appears
to be little awareness of the risks of dental injury.
Almost 12 percent of male athletes between ages 12 and 18 reported oral
injuries, 32 percent of those were associated with football, 21-1/2 percent with
basketball, 18-1 /2 percent with baseball. In a survey of 1,020 Florida high school
varsity basketball players, 33 percent reported sustaining at least one oral-facial
injury during a season. Of all basketball injuries, 34 percent were oral-facial.
Using mouthguards reduces injuries. Before mandatory oral-facial protection
in football (1962), 50 percent of all injuries in football were oral-facial. After
required use of protection, only 3 percent of football injuries were oral-facial. It is
estimated that more than 200,000 oral-facial injuries are prevented each year
because of mandatory wear in football. Properly fitted mouthguards reduce the
rate of dental and jaw injuries during sports.
Voluntary use of mouthguards in sports is rare and shows no signs of
improving. Ninety-five percent of coaches said they believe mouthguards prevent
oral injuries, but only 16 percent required mouthguard use in sports other than
football. Mouthguards help prevent injuries and should be used by all athletes _
that are in contact sports without exception, including those wearing braces.
For more information you may call our office at 248-360-7700 in
West Bloomfield/Commove Tqwnship.

Nelson (N ick) Hersh
DDS MS

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Licensed Specialist

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2004

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