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HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR BRACES — PART 3

Besides brushing, flossing is hard but is mandatory. You can get floss threaders,
but if you can slip the floss under the wire pretty easily that is fine. Just as long as
you can floss between each tooth every day. Also it should be realized that when
under an orthodontists care, the patient should still return to the dentist for routine
cleanings and maintenance.

Cancer every week. Lauren volunteered
at Temple Israel's Sunday school Israeli
dance program every week and felt this
was especially meaningful.

Logan
Mendelson

Lauren
Mendelson

Logan Howard Mendelson (Eliezar
Chaim) and Lauren Hope Mendelson
(Esther Chava), son and daughter of
Debbie and Kevin Mendelson, will be
called to the Torah as b'nai mitzvah,
Saturday, Aug. 22, at Temple Israel in
West Bloomfield. They are delighted
to be sharing this lifecvcle event. Their
proud grandparents are Sandy and Ron
Cooper and Lavla and Ray Mendelson.
They are also the grandchildren of the
late Lawrence Fisher.
Logan and Lauren attend Berkshire
Middle School in Birmingham. Logan
felt his most meaningful mitzvah proj-
ect was volunteering at Kids Kicking

Honor Chiara Shelef
(Rivka) will become
a bat mitzvah as she
reads from the Torah
and chants Hallel
with Congregation
T'chiyah on Rosh
Chodesh Elul at the
Shelef
Jewish Community
Center in Oak Park on
Thursday, Aug. 20. She is the daughter of
Elana and Roy Shelef of Franklin. Proud
grandparents are Joan and Joel Bussell
of West Bloomfield and Leora and
Mordecai Shelef of Bloomfield Hills.
Honor is a student at Hillel Day
School of Metropolitan Detroit in
Farmington Hills. She is most proud of
creating an eco-friendly "green" Chemed
bat mitzvah and gifting trees to her
guests to positively impact the environ-
ment (tikkun olam).

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 breakage or loss. Common mistakes are to wrap the appliance or retainer in a
napkin as this 'hides' the appliance so it commonly gets thrown away. Also storing
the appliance in your pocket without placing it in its case can result in the plastic
or acrylic experiencing unnecessary force, and then it can break easily or have
wires distort. 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 out of reach of the pet.
Dogs especially love the scent of their family or food, and can make a snack out of
your appliance.

Di Nelson Hersh

and
DE Marsha Beath

Licensed Specialists
for Children
& Adults

Misplacing an appliance in its case in a public place such as a school can cause
permanent loss. A simple solution to assist in retum 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.

West Bloomfield
Commerce Township
248.926.4100

Drs. Hersh and Beattie invite you to join our patient family. Our office is located on
the border of West Bloomfield/Commerce Township

2300 Haggerty Road, Suite 1160 (24.8) 926-4100.

248-926-4100

hershorthodontics.com

Gill 60th

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ernice and Jackie Gill of Southfield
marked their 60th wedding anni-
versary June 14. They celebrated
with family and friends at a surprise party
given in their honor by their children, Stan
Gill, Sharon and Ron Herman, Sandee and
Howard Penn, and their grandchildren, Matt
and Lori Herman and Amy Herman. May
there be many more years of love and joy in
the future to celebrate.

Parker-Wilansky

D

rs. Phil and Fran Parker of West
Bloomfield announce the engage-
ment of their daughter Rebekah
to David Wilansky, son of Heywood and
Linda Wilansky of Wellesley, Mass. Rebekah
is the granddaughter of Viola Klein.
Rebekah (Bekah) earned her B.A. with a
double major in the University of Michigan
honors college and her J.D. degree at Harvard
in Cambridge, Mass., with honors.
David earned his B.A. at Dartmouth in
Hanover, N.H., and his J.D. degree with hon-
ors at Harvard.
Bekah is an attorney at the law firm Quinn Emanuel in Los Angeles, Calif., and
New 'fork and is a member of both state bars. David has been working in finance.
The September wedding will be in Boston.

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