Brezinski Dental

🎃 Happy Halloween from Brezinski Dental! 👻

We’re thrilled to kick off one of our favorite spooky traditions — our Annual Pumpkin Carving Contest for Stopperich Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 🪓✨

Our team got creative (and a little competitive!) carving up some fang-tastic pumpkins. Stop by our page to see the spooky masterpieces!

Wishing everyone a safe, sweet, and smile-filled Halloween! 🦷🕸️🧡

— The Brezinski Dental Team

Goodbye chaos. Hello school drop-off line and hot coffee! ☕️
Some moms cry on the first day of school. Some moms throw a party. I do both. 🎉😭
Lunches are packed. Backpacks are ready. And so is my nap. 😴
Love my kids to pieces… but I love them even more when they’re in school. 💕➡️🏫

And a huge shoutout to Stopperich Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery— thank you to Dr. Stopperich, Dr. Koutras, and the amazing team for keeping us smiling through it all! 😁🦷💙

Did you know ; Ancient Gem-Studded Teeth Show Skill of Early Dentists here is a look at dentistry 2,500 years ago-

The early dentists used a drill-like device with a hard stone such as obsidian, which is capable of puncturing bone.
It’s possible some type of [herb based] anesthetic was applied prior to drilling to blunt any pain,
The ornamental stones—including jade—were attached with an adhesive made out of natural resins, such as plant sap, which was mixed with other chemicals and crushed bones.
The dentists likely had a sophisticated knowledge of tooth anatomy. For example, they knew how to drill into teeth without hitting the pulp inside.
They didn’t want to generate an infection or provoke the loss of a tooth or break a tooth.

We received an extraordinary gift in our mailbox, but unfortunately, it was anonymous. We would appreciate knowing who created this exquisite ornament so we can express our gratitude and acknowledge your contribution by displaying your name on it before hanging it on our Christmas tree.