#dentist alexandria

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Meet Dr. Bella Nguyen: The Story Behind Carabella Dental of Alexandria

Discover the inspiring journey of Dr. Bella Nguyen, founder of Carabella Dental of Alexandria. From her passion for patient care to her commitment to creating beautiful smiles, learn what sets her practice apart. Get a glimpse into Dr. Nguyen’s story and see why Carabella Dental is dedicated to exceptional dental care and personalized experiences for every patient.

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Transform Your Smile with Dentist Alexandria

Transform your smile and confidence with Dentist Alexandria at Cosmo Smiles Dental. Our skilled team offers comprehensive dental care tailored to your needs. From routine check-ups to cosmetic enhancements, trust us to prioritize your oral health and beauty. Experience exceptional dentistry at Dentist Alexandria, where your smile is our priority.

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Transforming Smiles: Alexandria Smiles Dentistry at Your Service

A captivating smile is more than just a facial feature – it's a reflection of confidence, well-being, and self-assurance. When it comes to achieving the smile of your dreams, Alexandria Smiles Dentistry is your partner in transforming your dental health and aesthetics. With a commitment to excellence, state-of-the-art technology, and a patient-centered approach, Alexandria Smiles Dentistry is your go-to destination for all your dental needs.

The Essence of Alexandria Smiles Dentistry

At the heart of Alexandria Smiles Dentistry lies a dedication to providing exceptional dental care that goes beyond routine check-ups and treatments. Their mission is to create a warm and inviting environment where patients of all ages can receive comprehensive dental services in a comfortable setting. From the moment you step into their office, you're greeted with a friendly smile and a genuine commitment to your well-being.

Comprehensive Dental Services

Alexandria Smiles Dentistry offers a wide range of dental services to address various needs, ensuring that your journey to a healthier and more beautiful smile is met with convenience and expertise. Some of the key services they provide include:

1. Preventive Care

Maintaining optimal oral health starts with preventive care. Alexandria Smiles Dentistry offers thorough dental exams, cleanings, and oral hygiene guidance to prevent dental issues before they arise.

2. Restorative Treatments

For those in need of dental repairs, Alexandria Smiles Dentistry offers restorative solutions such as dental fillings, crowns, bridges, and dental implants. These treatments not only restore function but also enhance the aesthetics of your smile.

3. Cosmetic Dentistry

Aesthetic enhancements are a specialty at Alexandria Smiles Dentistry. With procedures like teeth whitening, porcelain veneers, and smile makeovers, you can achieve the smile you've always desired.

4. Invisalign Clear Aligners

For those seeking a discreet and comfortable solution to achieve straighter teeth, Alexandria Smiles Dentistry offers Invisalign clear aligners. These aligners gently shift your teeth into alignment without the need for traditional braces.

5. Emergency Dental Care

Dental emergencies can strike unexpectedly. Alexandria Smiles Dentistry is equipped to handle urgent dental needs, providing prompt and effective care when you need it most.

Cutting-Edge Technology

One of the hallmarks of Alexandria Smiles Dentistry is its commitment to staying at the forefront of dental technology. By incorporating the latest advancements into their practice, they ensure that patients receive the most effective and efficient treatments available. From digital X-rays to advanced treatment planning software, their technology enhances the accuracy and precision of dental procedures.

Patient-Centered Approach

At Alexandria Smiles Dentistry, patients are not just treated as cases but as individuals with unique needs and concerns. The dental team takes the time to listen to your goals, answer your questions, and tailor treatment plans to match your specific requirements. This patient-centered approach creates a positive and comfortable experience, allowing you to feel confident in your dental decisions.

Transforming Lives, One Smile at a Time

The impact of a beautiful smile extends far beyond aesthetics. It boosts your self-esteem, enhances your overall appearance, and positively influences your interactions with others. Alexandria Smiles Dentistry understands the significance of a confident smile and is dedicated to helping you achieve it.

By choosing Alexandria Smiles Dentistry, you're choosing a team of skilled professionals who are committed to transforming lives through exceptional dental care. With their expertise, cutting-edge technology, and personalized approach, you can embark on a journey to a healthier, happier smile.

Conclusion: Your Smile Transformation Awaits

A radiant smile is a symbol of self-assuredness and positivity. Alexandria Smiles Dentistry is your partner in unlocking the true potential of your smile. Through their comprehensive range of dental services, patient-centered approach, and dedication to excellence, they're poised to transform your dental health and aesthetics.

Your journey to a healthier, more beautiful smile begins with Alexandria Smiles Dentistry. Schedule a consultation today and experience firsthand the transformative power of their expertise and care. Your smile transformation awaits, and Alexandria Smiles Dentistry is here to guide you every step of the way.

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THE DESCRIPTION OF SAINT APOLLONIA The Patron of Dentists Feast Day: February 9

Ask anybody that has gone through it: there's nothing quite like a toothache. Did you know that dentists and toothaches have a patron saint? Her name was Apollonia.

Apollonia was one of a group of virgin martyrs who suffered in Alexandria during a local uprising against the Christians prior to the persecution of Decius.

According to legend, her torture included having all of her teeth violently pulled out or shattered. The most reliable and contemporary historical account about St Apollonia is from Eusebius' church history. Eusebius records a letter from Dionysius, bishop of Alexandria, written around 249 AD. In it we read that men seized Apollonia because of her Christian faith and 'by repeated blows broke all her teeth.'

Then a woodpile was built and the men threatened to burn her alive if she refused to repeat after them impious words… Given, at her own request, a little freedom, she sprang quickly into the fire and was burned to death.

Because of the nature of the torture she endured rather than deny her faith, St. Apollonia became the special intercessor for those with tooth troubles and, naturally, the patron saint of dentists and those suffering from toothache or other dental problems.

Surely this saint was much called upon for her prayers during medieval days, when the only real solution for an abscessed tooth was to pull it out – without anesthesia!

The Church has quite a sense of humor! Apollonia is honored as the patron saint of dentists, but this woman who had her teeth extracted without anesthetic surely ought to be the patron of those who dread the chair. She might also be the patron of the aging, for she attained glory in her old age, standing firm before her persecutors even as her fellow Christians fled the city. However, we choose to honor her, she remains a model of courage for us.

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Sometimes my writing aims to answer meaningful questions people have about the world. Sometimes it aims to answer questions no one has ever asked, such as "why were so many Midwestern Blockbusters converted into dentist's offices," "what if the Blockbuster by my apartment that's sat vacant for nine-odd years isn't really vacant," and "how many tooth infections do vampires get from biting all that unsanitized shit, anyway?"

Also, if you think I'm not going to call this potential short story "What Big Teeth You Have," you clearly don't know me very well.

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anyone think Taylor ever cleaned her teeth with her bugs once? maybe she saw a snippet of a documentary about those dentist fish that other fish patiently line up and cause zero trouble in the area, a neutral zone if you will, while they wait for the dentist fish to clean their mouths of parasites and dead flesh and then she decided to try it (because she was inspired by the fish all co-operating together) and almost choked but then she locked in and went "this is easy as fuck. triumph is such a pussy. alexandria was probably faking. this is so normal. I can have as many bugs as I want in my mouth and I'm not gagging" and the other chicago wards never mention it ever because they value their lives.

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Saint Apollonia

Died: 249

Feast Day: February 9

Patronage: dentists, tooth problems

St.  Apollonia, an early Church martyr, is the patron of dentists and toothaches. A Christian persecution in 249, led many to their death. St. Apollonia would not renounce her faith and was beaten, having all her teeth knocked out. Her persecutors then threatened her with fire. She stood firm, even voluntarily jumping into the flames, to her death. Her life story was written by St. Dionysius, Bishop of Alexandria, to Fabian, Bishop of Antioch.

Prints, plaques & holy cards available for purchase here: (website)

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Nahhh, I wanted to write a one-shot about toothache, dentist and etc., but I give up. It's too long, I can't cut it down nicely, and there's almost no Daryl or conversation with him at all. Fuck it, I can only draw, not write one-shots.

I woke up after 9 a.m. with a slight pain in my upper molar, on the right side at the back. I felt it with my tongue, even though I knew it would do no good. I sighed mentally and went to the bathroom to wash myself.

After my morning bathroom, I went downstairs and started preparing breakfast for the three of us.

I made coffee for my dad and uncle, holding my nose and huffing.

The coffee was disgusting and stank. I didn't know how they could even drink something like that. I made myself t/f tea. I made us omelettes with ham and vegetables.

While I was platting the food, my dad came downstairs.

"Hey darlin'."

He greeted me with a hug and a kiss on the temple. I kissed him back on the forehead.

He looked at the ready breakfast.

"Well well well, breakfast served right at your doorstep? Just like in a hotel."

We both chuckled.

After a while, uncle Merle joined us, looking quite human. Having little access to drugs and alcohol, he was almost always sober. Or it was my presence and charm that kept him from drinking.

I greeted him as well with a hug and a kiss on the nose, and then we ate breakfast. After that I went to brush my teeth, the pain was slight but dull - it was still there.

In the afternoon I was busy helping to repair the Alexandria wall after a tree had fallen on it, ruining it. People sawed it into smaller pieces so they could remove it. I helped as much as could, but still couldn't get rid of the molar pain, which was not only bothersome, but intensified by now.

In the evening, when I came home, Merle and Daryl were sitting on the couch in the living room, together.

I took off my shoes, cap and glasses, washed hands, clenching my jaw from time to time, pressing onto the aching tooth, which at least eliminated the dull pain.

Before going to bed, I brushed my teeth, thoroughly scrubbing the painful one in my back, although I knew it was too late for such treatments. I knew that sooner or later it would have to be drilled, which made me anxious. I was always afraid of the dentist, or rather the pain they caused by drilling into my teeth. I didn't brush them much when I was a kid. Let's be honest, who did? I took half a pill of the painkiller and went to sleep. I took 3 whole painkillers during the week, but I knew I couldn't hide it any longer.

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Jeez, why it has to be this shitty and bad, I truly hate it. Helo me please 😩😩😩😩😩😭

You can fix it by re-writing it and giving an "y/n", but keep the topic of toothache, future dentist visits and tag me on it. Cheers!

@celtic-crossbow @dixonzzgirl @deansapplepie Please help? You're so great at this guys 😩🙏🏼

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@jomiddlemarch requested a perspective flip of "Physician, Heal Thyself - Or, Our New England Cousin: Being An Unpublished Excerpt From the Lives of the Staff and Volunteers of Mansion House Hospital, Alexandria, Virginia, in the late War" - this is not the perspective flip requested, because I have the reading comprehension of a bear (perhaps even one hopped up on cocaine), but:

A monster then, a dream (G, Mercy Street, ~800 words, Jed Foster/Mary Phinney, no real warnings except for vampirism/slapdash crossover with Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, I guess?)

In which Mary Phinney has pointed questions for Jed Foster,

or,

The dentist’s apprentice was whistling tunelessly down the great hall of Mansion House in the slanting afternoon light; the haphazard arrangements of the ailing and the dying did not seem to impede his progress much, for all he barely seemed to look. His box of tools was missing, Jed Foster realized, belatedly – there was something strange in the way he moved as a result. Perhaps. Jed shook his head, as though to shake loose something stuck in the cotton wool of withdrawal and blood-lust and exhaustion, but nothing came to him: it was still the waning summer of 1862, and the great crimes of a guilty nation – to quote a man he had no business quoting, except that it would please Mary Phinney – were being washed out by a tide of blood.

Some part of him hoped Adam and his whole brood of the damned would choke on it. Jed, as alive to the irony as any of the walking dead could be, certainly was – choking, he meant.

But all this was ignoring the head nurse, who was busy about her tasks beside him. It was poor coin to pay her for his parole with (and the half-second’s pull of his whole being towards the thud of her pulse in her neck, worse still!) and so he put it all out of his mind, save her and her causes and her counsel: “There is something wrong with that man,” he said.

Read the Rest on AO3!

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CONTEXT

so, I had a dentist appointment today. Just a cleaning/ check up. Dentist said if he was giving grades I'd have an A+. Another win for figuring out a brushing schedule that works!

I come home, and a family friend had made gluten and egg free brownies for my mom, and I have one. The chewiest brownies I have Ever had, absolute delight!

Think about how I just got a Good Grade in Dental Hygene, and have this thought.

'Wow, it's like acing a literature test then burning down the library of Alexandria! '

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Understanding the Importance of Regular Dental Check-Ups

Regular dental check-ups are often overlooked or postponed, but they are a crucial aspect of maintaining optimal oral health. Beyond just a cleaning, these appointments provide an opportunity for your dentist to assess your oral health, detect any potential issues early, and provide personalized guidance for maintaining a healthy smile. In this blog, we'll delve into the importance of regular dental check-ups and why they should be prioritized as part of your overall healthcare routine.

Preventive Care Saves Teeth and Money: One of the primary reasons for regular dental check-ups is preventive care. By visiting your dentist every six months for a comprehensive examination and professional cleaning, you can address any potential issues before they escalate into more significant problems. Detecting and treating cavities, gum disease, or oral infections early can prevent the need for more extensive and costly interventions down the road, saving both your teeth and your wallet.

Early Detection of Oral Health Issues: Regular dental check-ups allow your dentist to identify oral health issues in their early stages when they are easier to treat. For example, cavities caught early can be addressed with simple fillings, whereas untreated cavities can progress to the point of requiring root canal therapy or even extraction. Similarly, early detection of gum disease can prevent irreversible damage to the gums and bone supporting the teeth. By attending regular check-ups, you give yourself the best chance of maintaining a healthy smile for years to come.

Professional Cleaning for a Brighter Smile: In addition to the examination, regular dental check-ups include a professional cleaning performed by a dental hygienist. Even with diligent brushing and flossing at home, plaque and tartar can accumulate in hard-to-reach areas of the mouth, leading to cavities and gum disease. A professional cleaning removes these deposits, leaving your teeth feeling smooth and your smile looking brighter. Plus, your hygienist can offer personalized tips and techniques for improving your at-home oral hygiene routine.

Monitoring Oral Hygiene Habits: Your dental check-up is also an opportunity for your dentist to assess your oral hygiene habits and offer guidance for improvement. They can evaluate your brushing and flossing techniques, recommend products tailored to your needs, and address any concerns or questions you may have about your oral health. By receiving personalized guidance from a dental professional, you can enhance your daily oral hygiene routine and better protect your smile between check-ups.

Building a Relationship with Your Dentist: Beyond the clinical aspect, regular dental check-ups allow you to build a relationship with your dentist based on trust and open communication. Developing a rapport with your dental care team fosters a comfortable and supportive environment where you feel confident discussing your oral health concerns and seeking guidance on preventive care strategies. This partnership empowers you to take an active role in maintaining your oral health and addressing any issues that may arise proactively.

Regular dental check-ups are a cornerstone of preventive healthcare, offering numerous benefits for your oral health and overall well-being. By attending these appointments every six months, you can catch oral health issues early, receive professional cleanings, and receive personalized guidance for maintaining a healthy smile. Don't wait until you experience pain or discomfort—schedule your next dental check-up today and invest in the long-term health of your smile. Your teeth will thank you!

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Cosmo Smiles Dental: Cosmetic Dentist Arlington VA

Welcome to Cosmo Smiles Dental: Cosmetic Dentist Arlington VA! Our office is dedicated to providing the highest quality dental care and services for our patients. We are proud to offer a wide range of services, from general dentistry to cosmetic dentistry, orthodontics, and more. Our experienced team of dentists, hygienists, and staff are committed to providing you with the best possible care in a friendly and comfortable environment. Whether you need routine checkups or more extensive treatments such as crowns or implants, we have the tools and expertise necessary to help you achieve your goals. We look forward to seeing you soon at Cosmo Smiles Dental!

Cosmo Smiles Dental: Dentist in Washington DC

Cosmo Smiles Dental is the premier Dentist in Washington DC. Our team of experienced dentists are dedicated to providing our patients with the highest quality of care and service. We provide many different services, like as preventive care, root canals, and aesthetic dentistry.. We use the latest technology to ensure that our treatments are effective and comfortable. Our goal is to help you achieve your ideal smile through personalized treatment plans tailored to your individual needs. Whether you’re looking for a routine cleaning or a full-mouth restoration, we’re here to help you get the smile you deserve!

Cosmo Smiles Dental: Dental Implants Alexandria

At Cosmo Smiles Dental, we strive to provide our patients with the highest quality of dental care. We specialize in Dental Implants Alexandria, Virginia and have been providing our services for over 20 years. Our team of experienced dentists and staff are committed to providing you with the best service possible. We offer a wide range of implant services including single tooth implants, full arch implants, and All-on-4 implants. Our goal is to provide you with a comfortable experience while helping you achieve the smile you’ve always wanted.

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Dentist Alexandria, VA: Your Partner in Dental Health and Wellness

Your smile is a valuable asset that deserves the best care possible. When it comes to maintaining optimal dental health and overall well-being, having a trusted dentist in Alexandria, VA, by your side is essential. A skilled and compassionate dentist can be your partner in achieving a healthy and beautiful smile that boosts your confidence and enhances your quality of life. In this blog, we will explore the significance of a dentist in Alexandria, VA, and how they can become your lifelong partner in dental health and wellness.

The Importance of Regular Dental Care

Regular dental care is the foundation of a healthy smile. By partnering with a dentist in Alexandria, VA, you can enjoy the following benefits:

Preventive Care: Regular check-ups and cleanings help prevent dental issues and detect problems early, saving you from potential discomfort and costly treatments.

Oral Health Education: A dentist in Alexandria, VA, can provide valuable education on proper oral hygiene practices, empowering you to take control of your dental health at home.

Personalized Treatment: A trusted dentist understands that every patient is unique and creates personalized treatment plans that address your specific dental needs and goals.

Advanced Technology: A dentist in Alexandria, VA, utilizes state-of-the-art technology to provide accurate diagnoses and efficient treatments, ensuring you receive the highest quality of care.

Comprehensive Dental Services Offered

Your dentist in Alexandria, VA, offers a comprehensive range of dental services to cater to all aspects of your oral health, including:

Routine Dental Check-Ups: Regular check-ups help monitor your oral health and detect any issues early on.

Dental Cleanings: Professional cleanings help remove plaque and tartar, keeping your teeth and gums healthy.

Cosmetic Dentistry: Cosmetic treatments like teeth whitening and veneers can enhance the appearance of your smile.

Restorative Dentistry: Restorative procedures like dental fillings and crowns can repair damaged teeth and restore their function.

Dental Implants: Dental implants offer a permanent and natural-looking solution for replacing missing teeth.

Orthodontics: Orthodontic treatments like braces and Invisalign can help straighten misaligned teeth and improve your bite.

Emergency Dental Care: Your dentist in Alexandria, VA, is available to provide prompt and effective care for dental emergencies.

Building Trust and Confidence

A dentist-patient relationship is built on trust and open communication. Your dentist in Alexandria, VA, values your concerns and ensures that you are comfortable during your visits. They take the time to listen to your questions and explain each procedure, so you are well-informed and confident in your treatment decisions.

A Warm and Welcoming Environment

A visit to your dentist in Alexandria, VA, should be a positive and pleasant experience. The dental practice creates a warm and welcoming environment to help you feel at ease during your appointments. From the friendly staff to the calming ambiance, their goal is to make your dental visit stress-free and enjoyable.

Conclusion

Your dentist in Alexandria, VA, is your trusted partner in maintaining optimal dental health and achieving a beautiful smile. Through regular check-ups, personalized treatment plans, and advanced technology, they ensure that you receive the best care possible. Don't wait to prioritize your dental health and wellness. Schedule your next appointment with your dentist in Alexandria, VA, and embark on a journey towards a healthier, happier smile. With their expertise and dedication to your oral health, they will be your lifelong partner in achieving the smile of your dreams.

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Saint Apollonia Died 249 Feast Day: February 9 Patronage: dentists, tooth problems

St.  Apollonia, an early Church martyr, is the patron of dentists and toothaches. Christian persecution in 249, led many to their death. St. Apollonia would not renounce her faith and was beaten, having all her teeth knocked out. Her persecutors then threatened her with fire. She stood firm, even voluntarily jumping into the flames, to her death. Her life story was written by St. Dionysius, Bishop of Alexandria, to Fabian, Bishop of Antioch. {website}

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DR. ROSALIE FOUGELBERG // DENTIST

“She is known as Sweden's first female dentist after the profession was opened to women. In 1861, the dentist profession was legally opened to women. Fougelberg tried twice to get her dentist's certificate; the second time, she was approved by the medical examiners but not by the dentistry representative. During her third try in 1866, the examination was supervised by the press. She was still turned down by the Collegium Medicum, but given a royal dispensation by the monarch, Charles XV of Sweden. She was thereby the first woman dentist since the profession was opened for women. Fougelberg was the personal dentist of the Queen, Louise of the Netherlands from 1867 to 1871, and was later active in Stockholm (1867–79) and Västergötland (1883–1893). She married the sea captain and missionary Torell and emigrated to Alexandria in Egypt.”