Ask the dhodonti
Elastics, also known as Rubber Bands
Ask the Orthodontist
Sarah Gerendasy
will celebrate her bat
mitzvah at the
Birmingham Temple
in Farmington Hills
on Friday, Sept. 16.
She is the daughter of
Michael Gerendasy
Gerendasy
and Pat Porter and
the sister of Matthew
and Rachael. Sarah is the granddaugh-
ter of Betty Porter and the late Robert
and the late Sue Gerendasy.
Sarah is in the eighth grade at
Bloomfield Hills Middle School. As part
of her bat mitzvah project, she is work-
ing with the Irena Sendler Project to
raise funds to assist people like Irena
Sendler, who saved Jewish children
from the Warsaw Ghetto in Poland.
Joshua Isaac Kavner,
son of Shelly Loomus
and Lon Zaback, will
be called to the Torah
as a bar mitzvah on
Saturday, Sept. 17, at
Adat Shalom
Synagogue in
Kavner
Farmington Hills.
Joshua is the brother
of Alexander and the stepbrother of Ian
and Kyle. Proud grandparents are Betsy
and Jerry Loomus, Charlotte Zaback
and the late Jerry Zaback.
Joshua is an eighth-grade student at
Dunckel Middle School in Farmington
Hills. His most meaningful mitzvah
project was volunteering weekly at the
Friendship Circle.
Cameron Kolin
Kanner, son of Nevin
and Marjorie Kolin
Kanner, will celebrate
his bar mitzvah on
Saturday, Sept. 17, at
Temple Beth El in
Bloomfield Township.
Kanner
Cameron's proud
grandparents are
Myrna Kolin, Felice Kanner and Merritt
Kanner. Cameron is also the grandson
of the late Arthur Kolin.
Cameron attends Walnut Creek
Middle School in West Bloomfield. One
of his mitzvah projects involved volun-
teering at the JCC Inline Hockey Center.
Nathaniel Doron
Lawler (Yisrael Ami)
will be called to the
Torah as a bar mitz-
vah on Saturday, Sept.
17, at Adat Shalom
Synagogue in
Farmington Hills. He
Lawler
is the son of Julie and
Chris Lawler and the
brother of Gabriel. His proud grand-
mother is Barbara Lawler of Holt, Mich.
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and
Dr. Marsha Beanie
Licensed Specialists
for Children
& Adults
West Bloomfield
Commerce Township
248326.4100
Waterford
248-673-4100
Teeth move only when pressure is placed on them. This is why we find when
lastics are removed, even for a short time the teeth may stop moving and
ay even track back. For this reason, part time wear will result in little or
no movement at all and thus increase the time that braces are on the teeth.
Therefore, it is essential that your elastics be worn all the time You should
ask your orthodontist if elastics should be worn during eating. If an elas
breaks or loses its elasticity, replace it right away. You will want to keep
pack of elastics with you.
There is usually little, to no change in speech. You may have some sensitivi
to your teeth as they first get used to the pressure. This will usually lost
several days and then go away completely. When patients use their elasti
according to our recommendations, we as a team have !lent success
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Charlie Ryan
Vincent will celebrate
his bar mitzvah as he
leads the congrega-
tion at Temple Israel
in West Bloomfield
Saturday, Sept. 17. He
is the son of Tracey
Vincent
and William Vincent
and the brother of
Alec, Joshua, Jamie and the late Jessica.
Sharing in the simchah will be his
grandparents Linda and Harvey Wolfe.
He is also the grandson of the late
Virginia and the late John Vincent.
Charlie is a student at Abbott Middle
School in West Bloomfield. He has
done many fundraising and volunteer
activities with FSMA (Families of Spinal
Muscular Atrophy) in honor of his sister
Jessica, and he knows that these are very
important and meaningful projects.
Rachel Erin
Zuckerberg will cele-
brate her bat mitzvah
during Havdalah ser-
vices Saturday, Sept.
17, at Temple Israel
in West Bloomfield.
She is the daughter of
Zuckerberg
Sue and Dr. Erik
Zuckerberg and the
sister of Max. Sharing in the service
will be her proud grandparents Betty
and Arnold Waxman, Laura and Dr.
Ronald Miller, and Kay and Robert
Zuckerberg as well as great-grand-
mother Jennie Solomon.
Rachel attends Orchard Lake Middle
School in West Bloomfield. As part of
her mitzvah projects, she donated her
hair, twice, to cancer patients to be used
in wigs.
.
The purpose of elastics is to move teeth into their proper places. In doing so,
elastics can correct an over-bite, make room for crowed teeth, help relate the
upper and lower jaws together, or help in settling the process to achieve an
ideal fit or 'mesh" of the teeth. Orthodontic elastics are a great help to your
treatment because of the neat things they can do for your teeth; especially
since they can reduce the time you spend in braces. However, remember no
all cases need elastics and your orthodontist will tell you whether your case
requires them.
He is also the grandson of the late
Roslyn and the late Edward Samet.
Nate is a student at Dunckel Middle
School in Farmington Hills. He found
volunteering for Housing the Homeless
at Adat Shalom to be a very meaningful
mitzvah project.
Samantha Ilyssa
Tarnopol, daughter
of Vicki and Joel
Tarnopol, will cele-
brate her bat mitzvah
Saturday, Sept. 17, at
Temple Israel in
West Bloomfield. She
Tarnopol
is the sister of Lauren
and the grandchild of
Arlene and Edwin Tarnopol. She is also
the grandchild of the late Ferma and
the late Seymour Langerman.
Samantha attends West Hills Middle
School in Bloomfield Hills. She found it
very meaningful as a mitzvah project to
volunteer at Friendship Circle in West
Bloomfield.
Orthodontic elastics ore small special "rubber bands- that are attached to
braces by patients. They come in different sizes depending upon why they
are needed
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