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Page www.TheTownCommon.com March 29 - April 4, 2017 Work for a local company that cares about you! Voted “Best Place to Work” by mycnajobs.com & “Employer of Choice” by HomecarePulse. Call to set-up an interview: What do you look for in a dentist? • Clean, modern facility • On-schedule Treatment • Individual Attention • Superior Clinical Skills • Financial Flexibility • Friendly/Personable Staff JOIN OUR TEAM! Hiring CNA’s, HHA’s, PCA’s for Ipswich, Rowley areas Call 978-462-6162 www.visitingangels.com/newburyport Please call our office to schedule a complimentary 30 minute consultation. Contact your Advertising Consultant today! 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Your dentist can describe and discuss with you the range of treatments that would be right for you. Part of older adulthood is the acceptance of aging and the development of realistic expectations for appearance. In that context, dental treatment for older adults can be a healthy and adaptive way of maintaining dental health and emotional well-being. Our teeth and mouth play a critical role in psychological development and well-being throughout our lives. Modern dentistry has expanded esthetic options for people of all ages. Coupled with good oral hygiene Brighter Smiles... Dental Changes with Age – Part 4 and regular dental visits, cosmetic techniques can help improve the appearance of your smile. I’m on a limited, fixed income and can’t really afford regular dental treatment. Are there any resources available to help me? Even if you cannot pay for dental care, you don’t need to live without it. Thousands of dentists across the country assist the elderly on fixed incomes by offering their services at reduced fees through dental societysponsored assistance programs. The availability of such aid varies from one community to another, so call your local dental society for information about where you can find the nearest assistance programs and low-cost dental care locations, such as public health and dental school clinics. Other sources of such information are local social service organizations. What is dentistry doing to better serve older adults? Dentists are experiencing a quiet revolution in their offices as the number of older patients increases steadily. The profession knows that this burgeoning population group is wearing fewer dentures and is keeping natural teeth longer. Also, we know that some patients in this group require special consideration because reduced mobility and dexterity may make daily oral hygiene difficult. In addition, medical conditions and impairment are factors that dentists take into account for certain patients. Sometimes, lack of awareness about available treatments and techniques leads older patients to make false assumptions about their dental health and tolerate conditions such as toothaches, bleeding gums and clicking dentures. Dentists are gaining practical information on how to effectively manage the treatment needs of older patients. Many dental societies have set up access programs to assist older adults, individuals with physical or mental disabilities or indigent persons to receive care. The dental profession is increasingly sensitive to the special needs of and the importance of dental health in the older patient. Older adults are more health conscious as a group than ever before. Their oral health is an important part of their overall health and the dental profession is committed to providing the treatment and guidance older adults need to maintain it. Dr. St. Clair maintains a private dental practice in Rowley and Newburyport dedicated to healthcentered family dentistry. If there are certain topics you would like to see written about or questions you have please email them to him at jpstclair@ stclairdmd.com. You can view all previously written columns at www. jpeterstclairdentistry.com/blog. National Boys & Girls Club Week: 3/27to 3/31 On March 27-31, 2017, Boys & Girls Club of Lower Merrimack Valley joins more than 4000 Club across America with its annual celebration of National Boys & Girls Club Week. The week-long celebration calls attention to the important role Boys & Girls Clubs play to enable nearly 4 million young people each year to achieve great futures. This year’s theme – ‘Open the Door. Take the Tour’ – encourages communities, families, friends and supporters of its Club members to experience first-hand how the Boys & Girls Club of Lower Merrimack Valley is making a difference in the lives of young people. “Our youth are the heart of the community and it’s our responsibility to provide a place that will positively influence and guide them during critical out-of-school hours,” said Jim Keenan, Executive Director of Boys & Girls Club of Lower Merrimack Valley. “More than 11 million youth have no place to go after school and Boys & Girls Clubs offer a place where kids can learn, grow and be successful in school and life. Boys & Girls Club Week is a great time to see how we impact the lives of young people through programs aimed to promote academic success, a healthy lifestyle and good character and leaderships skills.” We have planned a fun filled week of programs, activities and events. Some highlighted activities during National Boys & Girls Club Week are as follows: Check out our website for times and full schedule of events. Monday: Trivia Extravaganza Tuesday: Teen Takeover Wednesday: Open the Door Take the Tour Open House Thursday: Games Room Festival Friday: Friday Fun Night Movie Night About the Boys & Girls Club of Lower Merrimack Valley. For the past 17 years, the Boys & Girls Club of Lower Merrimack Valley has provided a fun, safe and positive environment for youth, ages 6-18, to learn, play, meet new friends and grow as individuals. From sports, digital arts, cooking, sewing and media to group activities and tutoring, the Boys & Girls Club of Lower Merrimack Valley provides top-quality award winning programs to nearly 140 area youth each day. Whether it is learning how an individual can make a difference in his/her community or learning how to play basketball – the Club strives to help youth feel important and put their dreams of a great future within reach. Club membership is only $25 for the year. For more information about the Boys & Girls Club of Lower Merrimack Valley, visit our website at www.bgclmv.org or give us a call at 978-462-7003
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