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Ask the Orthodontist

"How to find the right orthodontist
for your child"

Ask the Orthodontist

There are many important issues in choosing, as this will be a long-term
relationship, and it should be enjoyable. The orthodontist should be a specialist
in orthodontics, which means he, or she, had been selected to a graduate
program beyond dental school, which requires additional full time training from
two to three years. He/She then limits their practice to only orthodontics and
does not practice other facets of dentistry.

Dec. 26, 2013

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Katherine (Razdolsky) and Michael Rothstein of
Birmingham are overjoyed to announce the birth of their
son, Ari Alexander (Ari). Proud grandparents are Mark
and Irene Razdolsky of West Bloomfield, and Lawrence
and Susan Rothstein, also of West Bloomfield. Delighted
great-grandmothers are Svetlana Lumelsky of Birmingham
and Elizabeth Razdolsky of West Bloomfield. Ari is
lovingly named in memory of his maternal grandfather
Alexander Razdolsky.

Equally important is to ask your son or daughter where they feel comfortable
after the initial consultation. Did the orthodontist speak to your child and see
what issues are important to them? Did they listen to you and your child, as
well as explain what the procedures involve? Kids are very perceptive and their
input is vital, as patients are more compliant when they know, trust, and like
their doctor.

Dr. Nelson Hersh
Dr. Marsha Beattie
Dr. Amy Isenberg

Location, hours, reasonable and customary fees, comfortable financial
arrangements, and accessibility are important issues also. Ask other members
of the community including your son or daughter's friends and even teachers.
Is the reception room clean, friendly, and comfortable? Did you have to wait at
all, or long for your appointment? Was the orthodontist on schedule? Was he
friendly? Can you receive an information packet about the office, orthodontist
and treatment philosophy? These are all important issues to consider.

Licensed Specialists
for Children
& Adults

Ellary Claire Koretz
(Shulamet Bayla) of
Huntington Woods
will become a bat
mitzvah at Temple
Emanu El in Oak
Park on Saturday,
April 19. Proud par-
Koretz
ents are Pamela and
Eric Koretz. Sharing
in the simchah will be Ellie's brother
Sam, grandmother Patty Littman
and all of Ellie's aunts, uncles, other
family and friends. Ellie is also the
granddaughter of the late, beloved
Joseph and Shirley Koretz, and Marvin
Littman.
Ellie is a student at Norup
International School in Oak Park. For
her mitzvah project, she volunteered
her time and weekly allowance at dif-
ferent animal shelters and found this
most rewarding.

-

Shelby Eliza
Michaels (Shira

Ariel) became a bat
mitzvah at Adat

Lastly and very important is select your orthodontist on who truly cares for your
child. When you have interviewed your orthodontist and feel comfortable that
they enjoy relationships with kids and will treat your son or daughter as if they
were part of their own extended family or friends, then you have found your
family orthodontist.

West Bloomfield
Commerce Township
248.926.4100

Please call today to schedule a complimentary consultation at either
of our convienent locations. On border of West Bloomfield/Commerce
Township at 2300 Haggerty Road, Suite 1160, 248-926-4100 and our
newest state of the art location in
Waterford at 5133 Highland Road, 248-673-4100.

Waterford
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in Farmington Hills
on Saturday, April
12. She was joined
Michaels
by her proud par-
ents, Ellen and Lee
Michaels, along with her sister Alexis
and her brother Ari. Also sharing in
her simchah were her grandparents
Dr. Harold and Janice Katzman, Lila
and Harold Kaufman, and Elaine and
Howard Michaels.
Shelby is a student at Orchard Lake
Middle School in West Bloomfield.
Among her many meaningful mitz-
vah experiences, she most enjoyed
volunteering her time at Fleischman
Residence in West Bloomfield.

248-926-4100

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