Dangers & Risks of Cross-Border Dentistry in Mexico
Written by AdministratorDo dentists in Mexico comply with the same standards as dentists in the United States?
No. Unlike Mexico, Dentistry in the U.S. has many systems in place to guarantee patients’ high standards of protection. In addition to BODEX, American dentists come under the regulation and control of the Federal Government’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
Let's Make a Big Difference on Small Business Saturday
As a proud supporter of Small Business Saturday®, a day dedicated to supporting small businesses on one of the busiest shopping weekends of the year, Dr. Robert Brown and his staff are encouraging everyone to support small businesses by doing some of their holiday shopping on the Saturday after Thanksgiving at small businesses.
Why the Friday After Thanksgiving Called "Black Friday"?
Written by AdministratorWhen you stop to think about it, using the word "black" to describe a massive shopping day contradicts the history of our other “black” days.
- Black Friday originally refered to Sept 24, 1869, when the collapse of a gold speculation plan took the stock market down.
- Black Monday is known as “the most notorious day in financial history (Oct 19, 1987.)”
- Yes, there is also a Black Tuesday, and a Black Thursday. None of these are exactly occasions for holiday shopping.
How to Raise a Thankful Child During the Holiday Season
CINCINNATI, Nov 21, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Most people are looking forward to the food, family gatherings and gift giving that comes along with the holiday season. Dr. Robin Gurwitch, a psychologist at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, reminds parents that this is also the time of year when they should pause to say thanks and also reinforce this idea in their children.
Video: Dentist Dr. Robert Brown's Chamber of Commerce Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
Who would have thought posing for a ribbon cutting photo would be so complicated? This video shows Dr. Robert Brown cutting a ribbon in front of his office for a Chandler Chamber of Commerce award ceremony for fifteen years of success in the Chandler, AZ community. Instead of saying "cheese", he asks te crowd to yell out "train to save", which is his army motto. Dr. Brown is proud to serve the country by continuing to hold the rank of major in U.S. Army Reserve.
Video: Dr. Robert Brown Accepts Chandler Chamber of Commerce AZ Business Award
The Chandler Chamber of Commerce honored Dr. Robert Brown for fifteen years of success with an award on Wednesday, November 9, 2011 at our office location. This is a video of the speech he gave after receiving the award. In true "Bob Brown" fashion, he gets the crowd laughing with some very funny comments.
Chandler Chamber to Honor Dr. Robert Brown for Fifteen Years in Business
The Chandler Chamber is honoring Dr. Robert Brown for fifteen years of success with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Wednesday, November 9, 2011 at our office location. Join us from 4:30-6:30pm for an open house with FREE refreshments! Everyone is welcome!
Date: Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Time: Open house is from 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm (Ribbon Cutting Ceremony is at 5:15)
Where: 1929 E. Ray Road, Ste 2, Chandler, AZ 85225 (SE Corner of Ray & Dobson). Click here for directions.
CEREC by Sirona Dental Systems is the world's only system for the fabrication of all ceramic dental restorations in one office visit. With CEREC at Dr. Robert Brown's side, you can be in and out in a single visit with a permanent, all ceramic crown, onlay, or veneer! For you, the patient, this means fewer injections, less drilling, and less time out of your hectic schedule for dental care. So, why are hundreds of pin Chandler, Gilbert, Sun Lakes, Mesa, Maricopa, Phoenix, and Queen Creek, AZ choosing the CEREC restorative technique for their dental needs?
What to Expect When Dr. Robert Brown Uses CEREC in Just One Visit
Written by AdministratorLet's face it, very few of us have perfect teeth, free of decay and fillings. You can probably see a filling or two in your own mouth, which do just that -- "fill" a cavity, or hole, in your tooth left from the excavation of decayed tooth structure. In many cases, those fillings are made of metal material and can go bad, weaken the tooth, or get additional decay under or around it. In fact, 1.2 billion of these metal fillings will need to be replaced in the next 10 years.*
