We include a photo of you holding the cake with YOUR PATIENT’S FIRST NAME in the icing for greater impact to

show them you really care !

Complete with a personal letter from you to your

patients, by their FIRST NAME, even including

their birthday !

We’ll show you how to give

your patients a FREE Dinner

that COSTS YOU NOTHING !

We offer several high quality “Hallmark” style birthday cards that we PERSONALIZE, PRINT AND MAIL to your patients,

FOR MUCH LESS than it would cost you to buy any quality card at a store !

“Stoneybrook’s Birthday Card Program is the bomb!! Stoneybrook sends the cards out weekly, so they arrive around my patients’ birthdays. No more taking valuable staff time to get the cards out!

Their cards add that personal touch that connects with my patients on an emotional level. My patients tell me they love their name written in icing on the cake AND the free birthday dinner I easily arranged at a local restaurant.

It’s a low-cost and highly effective way to increase patient loyalty. It’s a win for all—for my practice, my patients and the restaurant! What more could anyone ask for?”

Dr. Gregg Petty, Texarkana, TX

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Why let those unsightly yellow tints and brown spots on your teeth detract from your

attractive smile ! We have exactly what you need to get your sparkling smile back.

You don’t have to suffer the embarrassment of smile-aging, dingy teeth. We can easily and affordably restore the youthful brilliance of your smile.

After all, first impressions leave powerful, lingering images.

In today’s competitive environment, a “drop-dead-gorgeous” smile is an invaluable asset. Stained teeth can be a strike against you in an often critical world.

You do have a choice !

A great, natural-looking smile could very well help you land your dream job, advance your career and even restore your self-confidence in social settings.

Get Maximum Results in Minimal Time !

On the next page, we’ve detailed several reasons why your smile may not be as bright as you’d like.

Once we’ve identified the cause of your tooth discoloration, we can recommend the best approach to restoring your natural-looking, whiter smile.

We can correct your smile flaws in less time than you thought possible !

Don’t Wait Another Day...There are two main types of

tooth discoloration:

1. External stains that appear onthe outer layer of your enamel,and...

2. Internal stains that originatefrom the inside of your teeth.

Lightening or eliminating surface stains can be as simple as having an in-office cleaning/polishing or professional whitening from our office. Severe internal or external stains can be eliminated simply by placing beautiful porcelain crowns or veneers.

You’ll wonder what took you so long. Feel good about yourself no matter what your stage in life !

Call Now !

Turn the page to find out what makes your teeth change colors ! ▼

Here's a list of tooth-staining culprits. The good news is that your personalized treatment plan with us can reverse the effects !

Certain color-rich foods and beverages such as coffee, tea, red wine, tomato sauce, and berries can stain the surface of your tooth’s enamel.

Strong acids found in sodas, sour candies, citrus fruits, as wells other fruits and vegetables, can etch away your enamel and make it easier for stains to set in.

Tooth darkening can be a side effect

of certain antihistamines and blood pressure medications, as well as other drugs. Young children exposed to tetracycline may have discoloration later in life.

Silver amalgam fillings may corrode over time and produce a gray stain that diffuses to the surrounding enamel.

As you age, your tooth enamel gets thinner.

This exposes the darker underlying layer of tooth structure (dentin), making your teeth appear discolored. Teeth grinding accelerates tooth wear.

Tar and nicotine are two chemicals found in all tobacco products

that can create stubborn surface stains.

When an injury reaches the pulp

of your tooth (which contains blood vessels), the internal bleeding can darken your teeth to a grayish or brownish color.

Excessive fluoride exposure as a child can cause mottling (white spots) on the teeth.

You have “mini-fossils” in your mouth” that tell a microscopic history of your health.

Current research touts the many health benefits of maintaining an adequate level of vitamin D. And now, archeologists studying the remains of centuries-old teeth have found a new record of vitamin D.

Scientists with the McMaster’s Department of Anthropology in Ontario, Canada, have determined

that the tooth’s microscopic structure opens a window into the oral and overall health of people who lived in the 17th and 18th centuries.

The discovery is significant since it yields valuable information about vitamin D deficiency and its connection to oral health.

Teeth Reveal “Tree-like” Rings !

Archeologists typically study bone tissue. The problem is that bones change throughout life and after death.

However, since dentin—the bone-like material under your tooth enamel—doesn’t break down, it’s a rich source of information.

Permanent abnormalities show up in dentin when the body lacks vitamin D, creating “tree-like rings!” Gaps or bubbles were also found in dentin.

This gives a whole new meaning to the “lasting effects” of oral health ! ❖

Source: Journal of Archaeological Science (July 18, 2016)

I broke a tooth right in the middle of a dinner meeting and needed to see a dentist.

I found one through my local Chamber of Commerce and made an appointment.

A crown was placed on my tooth, and believe me, my dentist had to work hard since I have small teeth and a small mouth. I was very impressed with their work !

My dentist is timely and efficient. Being in sales, I need to know exactly when I will be done with my appointments, and I was in and out of there in the time period that I was quoted.

One of the things I liked most about my dentist, besides the wonderful staff, was that all my options and the pros and cons of each were explained to me thoroughly. I would recommend them to anyone who is looking for great dental service. ❖

by Amy Johannemann• Professional cleaning/polishing• Chair-side whitening• Supervised at-home whitening • Bonding• Crowns• Porcelain veneers• Tooth-colored fillings

For optimal results, a combination of procedures may work best for your unique situation.

Schedule an appointment today!