Showing posts with label cold season. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cold season. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 23, 2012

Wishing you a safe and relaxing Memorial Day weekend!


Memorial Day weekend, a time to remember and honor the men and women lost while serving for our country. Memorial Day is also the unofficial start of summer, and for many folks getting out of town for three days after being cooped up in the classroom or the office spells sweet, sweet relief.

What about you? What are you up to this Memorial Day weekend? Whether you are headed to a barbecue, a camping trip, or just hitting the great American open roads, we’d like to hear all about it!

Our entire team wishes you a happy, safe and relaxing Memorial Day weekend!

Wednesday, May 2, 2012

May is National Teen Self-Esteem Month!

 At Discovery Dental, we know image is everything. May happens to be National Teen Self-Esteem Month, and during this time, parents are encouraged to act as positive role models, help stop negative self-images, and improve confidence and security among teenagers.

We know one of the great ways to improve your confidence is to improve your smile. And that begins with a visit to our office. Has your child visited  Dr. David Stinchfield in the past six months for his or her regular check-up? We invite you to give us a call to book your appointment!
See you soon!

Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Cold season is here, from Discovery Dental


Cold and flu season is here - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says that a common cold usually includes sneezing, runny nose, sore throat and coughing. Symptoms can last for up to two weeks.

To promote a healthy and clean environment, Dr. David Stinchfield and our entire staff give a great deal of attention to sanitation and sterilization in our Washougal, WA office at all times, as well as following all requirements for sterilizing instruments and work surfaces. For the protection of other patients and our staff at Discovery Dental, we always ask that patients reschedule their appointments if they have any type of cold or illness that can infect others.

And remember to constantly wash your hands and avoid contact with those who are ill! Stay healthy!