Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and Search Engine Positioning (SEP) is vital nowadays. Who would have thought that dentists would need SEO/SEP as well. Dentists need optimization because the competition is fierce.

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A little over a week after Jessica had a baby boy, one of our patient care specialists, Elizabeth had a baby girl! Who’s next?

We do not have a picture yet, but we will post one soon. The baby’s name is Sadie Lynn and she weighs 7 pounds 3 ounces.  She was born Wed April 23 at 3:23p.

Our Assistant Office Manager, Jessica, just had a baby boy!

His name is Nicholas Aidan and he weighs 8 pounds 6 ounces. Who won the contest for the one guessing the closest weight? I know it was not Dr. Bui who won the bet.

Please post a comment with the winner!

July 30, 2007—MIAMI, BOCA RATON AND FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA— Smile South Florida Cosmetic Dentistry recently began offering Vizilite Plus® oral cancer screenings.

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MIAMI, BOCA RATON and TAMARAC, Fla, April 19, 2007 – Dental procedures generate a fair amount of hazardous wastes. Yet, because few states have regulations regarding proper disposal, safe procedures are infrequently implemented.

Smile South Florida has longpracticed safe disposal, as well as other sustainable dental methods.

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BOCA RATON, FORT LAUDERDALE, and MIAMI, Fla, March 20, 2007 – Ten foster children in Sunrise, Fla., soon will sport sunnier smiles, thanks to the cosmetic dentists at Smile South Florida.

Smile South Florida Cosmetic Dentistry has joined forces with Jewish Adoption and Foster Care Options, Inc. (JAFCO) to provide complementary dental care for 10 foster children. The dentists also will take care of any dental emergencies that may arise.

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Tamarac, FL, February 16, 2007 — Dr. Charles Nottingham, cosmetic dentist for Smile South Florida, visited Tamarac Elementary (which is in Broward County near Coral Springs) to educate and entertain a class of kindergarden and first graders. Accompanying Dr. Nottingham was his furry assistant Spunky the Donkey.

Dr. Nottingham began talking about what a dentist does and what equipment a dentist uses. The doctor explained that he has to wear gloves, a mask, and a coat in order to protect the patient and himself from germs. The children loved Dr. Nottingham’s magnifying glasses and thought the glasses looked funny. Dr. Nottingham exclaimed that the glasses were necessary to see very close up.

Then, Dr. Nottingham showed a video and strongly insisted that it was important that everyone brush their teeth. The doctor showed pictures of patients with plaque and the large cavities that resulted from not brushing one’s teeth. Dr. Nottingham asserted that children and adults should not eat sweets because bacteria feed off the sugar.

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