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How to care for your braces- part 3.
Freedman-Thune
I
oel and Barbara Freedman, formerly
of West Bloomfield, proudly announce
the engagement of their daughter
Tama to Warren Thune, son of Stanley and
Eleanor Thune of Princeton, N.J.
The bride-to-be graduated the University
of Maryland with a bachelor of arts in sec-
ondary education. She teaches high school
English in Rockville, Md.
Her fiance graduated the University of
Pennsylvania with honors and earned his
master's of business administration from
the University of Chicago. He is an executive
director of the Corporate Executive Board in
Washington, D.C.
A December wedding is planned in Delray Beach, Fla.
esides brushing, flossing is
hard but mandatory. You
can get floss threaders, but
if you can slip the floss under
the wire pretty easily that is
fine. Just so long as you can
floss between each tooth every
day. Also, it should be realized
that when under an orthodontist's
care, the patient should still
return to the dentist for routine
cleanings and maintenance.
If you have a retainer, biteplate,
or another removable appliance,
scrub them with toothpaste
to clean them each day. You
can use baking soda too, or an
effervescent denture cleaner.
With the removable appliances,
a common problem is a breakage
or loss. Common mistakes are
to wrap the appliance or retainer
in a napkin as this "hides" the
appliance in your pocket without
placing it in its case. This can
result in the plastic or acrylic
experiencing unnecessary force,
breaking easily or wires distorting.
This can cause teeth to move. As
silly as it
may seem,
if a pet is in
the house;
always
keep or
temporarily
store the
appliance
Nelson Hersh DDS, MS
out of
Licensed Specialist
reach of the
pet. Dogs
especially love the scent of their
family or food, and can make a
snack out of your appliance.
Misplacing an appliance in its
case in a public place such as a
school can cause permanent loss.
A simple solution to assist in
return of the appliance is to put
your name and phone number
with a permanent marker on the
case. Many people participate
in contact sports when retainers
etc. are not worn and with today's
busy schedules, it is sometimes
hard to trace where the appliance
may have been lost.
For more information, you may call our office at (248) 926-4100,
located at 2300 Haggerty Rd. Suite 1160, West Bloomfield.
Weiland-Schwartz
andy and Paul Schwartz of West
Bloomfield are thrilled to announce
the engagement of their son,
Jordan Scott to Kathryn Marie, daughter of
Carolyn and Tom Weiland of Heyworth, Ill.
Jordan and Katy graduated from Bradley
University in Peoria, Ill., with degrees in
international business. Jordan is employed
by Homedics Inc. Katy is employed at Jack
Morton Worldwide as an event planner.
A November wedding is planned in
Bloomington, Ill.
Young-Tapper
usan and Howard Tapper of
Bloomfield Hills along with Ava and
Chuck Young of Farmington Hills
are thrilled to announce the engagement of
their children Marla and Brian.
Marla received her bachelor of arts degree
in accounting and her master of business
administration from Indiana University in
Bloomington. She works with her family at
Tapper's Diamonds and Fine Jewelry in West
Bloomfield.
Brian earned his bachelor of arts degree
in psychology from the University of
Michigan and his law degree at Wayne State
University Law School in Detroit. He is an attorney at Nathan, Neuman, Nathan
and Zousmer PC.
A November wedding is planned at Congregation Shaarey Zedek in Oakland
County.
Nelson (Nick) Hersh
DDS MS
Licensed Specialist
1154540
You've chosen the finest silk,
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Now choose Bati Pointe Golf Club.
On your wedding day, everything should be as perfect and
carefree as you imagined. At Bay Pointe Golf Club, we'll help you
realize the wedding of your dreams in a private, lushly landscaped
setting. We'll graciously accommodate your intimate gathering up
to 250 guests for a glorious reception. You will enjoy our amenities,
including outstanding service, and a club atmosphere.
Our chefs will cater to your individual tastes and special requirements
with freshly prepared fine cuisine. Bay Pointe Golf Club's Event Staff
is eager to discuss making your wedding dreams a reality.
4001 Haggerty Rd. • West Bloomfield • (248) 360-0600
One of Michigan's Finest Golf Clubs For Over 30 Years.
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