Outback Bowl players bring cheer to kids by making hospital visits

‘We’re proud that we can deliver these moments that make the Outback Bowl so much more than a game in our region.’ – Jim McVay

TAMPA, Fla. (PRWEB)
December 27, 2019

Players and coaches from the Auburn Tigers and Minnesota Golden Gophers football teams helped bring some holiday cheer to patients at Tampa General Hospital today. In Tampa for the Outback Bowl, team members took a break from bowl practice and activities to spend time lifting spirits and talking sports.

“We love to see the kids’ faces light up as these incredible coaches and athletes come into the room,” said Jim McVay, the Outback Bowl’s President & CEO. “We’re proud that we can deliver these moments that make the Outback Bowl so much more than a game in our region.”

Players went room-to-room distributing posters, pennants, t-shirts and signing autographs.

Representing Auburn were Coach Gus Malzahn & Kristi Malzahn, Marlon Davidson, Derrick Brown, Eli Stove, Daniel Thomas, Jeremiah Dinson, Noah Igbinoghene K.J. Britt, Bo Nix, Kam Martin, Arryn Siposs, Mike Horton and Marquel Harrell. Minnesota representatives included Coach P.J.Fleck, Heather Fleck, Tanner Morgan, Casey O’Brien, Thomas Barber, Mohamed Ibrahim, Seth Green and Winston DeLattiboudere.

The 2020 Outback Bowl will kick-off at 1:00 P.M. ET on January 1st in Raymond James Stadium. Tickets are available at http://www.Ticketmaster.com. For special ticket packages, contact the Outback Bowl office at (813) 874-2695.

More information on Outback Bowl events, area hotels, restaurants and attractions can be found online at http://www.outbackbowl.com. Fans can follow the teams throughout the week with daily updates and photo galleries on the Outback Bowl web site and on the Bowl’s Facebook, Instagram and Twitter pages.

ABOUT THE OUTBACK BOWL:

The Outback Bowl attracts local fans and visitors from more than 40 states each year for the game and week of events while generating tens-of-millions of dollars in exposure for the region. The Bowl boasts the longest title sponsor in bowl game history, with Outback Steakhouse celebrating its 25th year with the game. The Bowl has contributed over $155 million to universities over its history and is estimated to have generated more than $1 billion in economic impact for the Tampa Bay area over this time. It has also contributed more than $1.5 million to area charities since 2016 and has committed to paying an additional $39 million to universities and donating at least $3 million more to charities through the 2026 game.

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woodland hills dental spa

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December 28, 2019

With the holidays right around the corner and the new year beginning soon, now is the perfect time to get that white, bright smile you’ve always wanted. Woodland Hills dentist Dr. Kaveh Kanani is currently offering free consultations to patients interested in his Zoom! Teeth Whitening method. The Zoom! Teeth Whitening method allows the Woodland Hills dentist to give patients a pearly white smile in as little as 45 minutes. Dr. Kanani’s cosmetic dentist office in Woodland Hills makes sure patients have the whitest teeth they desire.

“This time of year, we often get a lot of patients with discolored teeth coming in wanting to brighten their smiles,” said Dr. Kanani. “Patients should not be ashamed of their discolored teeth. Discoloration can happen for a variety of reasons, such as coffee-drinking, smoking, taking certain types of medication, and more. The Zoom! Teeth Whitening method helps me give my patients back a smile they deserve. If you want whiter teeth in a day, come see me.”

The American Academy of Cosmetic Dentist estimates that 99% of Americans think their smile is the most crucial of all their social assets. A bright smile can lighten up anyone’s day and boost their confidence. Calabasas family dentist Dr. Kanani is committed to providing his patients with the pearly white smiles they deserve in 45 minutes or less. Dr. Kanani offers the Zoom! Teeth Whitening service for patients in Calabasas, Woodland Hills, Tarzana, and beyond. If you’re looking for a dentist in Calabasas to brighten your smile, contact Dr. Kanani today for a free consultation.

What is Zoom! Teeth Whitening Technique?

Tarzana dentist Dr. Kanani uses the Zoom! Teeth Whitening technique because it’s a scientifically innovative teeth whitening procedure. The Zoom! Teeth Whitening method is the perfect option for anyone looking for immediate teeth whitening in Los Angeles. Family dentist Dr. Kanani uses the Zoom! The technique to lighten discoloration of enamel and dentin. The complete procedure takes less than an hour in Dr. Kanani’s Woodland Hills family dentist office. The teeth whitening process will begin with a preparation period followed by the Zoom! The technique that takes as little as 45 minutes to complete. Before the teeth whitening procedure, Calabasas dentist Dr. Kanani recommends patients get complete teeth cleaning.

For those looking to whiten their teeth and brighten their smiles with a family dentist in Woodland Hills, Dr. Kanani is currently offering free consultations at his dental office in Woodland Hills. For more information, visit woodlandhillsdentalspa.com, or call 818-962-1141 to book an appointment.

About Dr. Kaveh Kanani and Around the Corner Dental Spa

Family dentist Dr. Kaveh Kanani and his Around the Corner Dental Spa have been the leading choice for teeth whitening and family dentistry services in Los Angeles. Dr. Kanani is also one of the leading cosmetic dentists in Tarzana and a top choice for cosmetic dentistry in Woodland Hills. Dr. Kaveh Kanani has been practicing family and cosmetic dentistry in Woodland Hills since 2001. He received his Doctorate in Dental Surgery from New York University, and has completed numerous certification courses and is always staying current with the latest dental technology. For more information and to book your appointment, call Dr. Kanani at 818-962-1141.

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Drs. Dan Holtzclaw and Juan Gonzalez Place First Neodent® GM™ Zygomatic Implant in the U.S.

The type of precision needed to place a zygomatic implant can only be accomplished by a highly experienced dental implant surgeon.

AUSTIN, Texas (PRWEB)
December 27, 2019

Dr. Dan Holtzclaw, founder of the DIA Dental Implant Center, and fellow implant surgeon Dr. Juan Gonzalez place the first Neodent® Grand Morse® zygomatic implant in the United States. Patients with severe bone loss are often ineligible for dental implant treatment. However, with Neodent’s revolutionary zygomatic implant, the doctors at DIA Dental Implant Center can provide a permanent tooth replacement solution for those suffering from severe bone loss in Austin, TX.

Unlike traditional dental implants, which are placed along the jawbone ridge, a zygomatic implant anchors into an area in the jawbone near the zygoma bone. This bone, although more difficult to reach, is denser bone. Precisely anchoring dental implants into this specialized bone not only qualifies most patients for immediate load implants, but it also eliminates the need for time-consuming and extensive bone grafting treatment.

The Straumann Group, a world leader in implantology, created the Grand Morse zygomatic implant utilizing their Cone Morse technology. The deep Cone Morse connection provides a high resistance, incredible stability, and enhanced protection against bacteria. With this level of detail, Neodent zygomatic implants provide exceptional long-term mechanical stability.

The type of precision needed to place a zygomatic implant can only be accomplished by a highly experienced dental implant surgeon. The implant specialist at DIA Dental Implant Center has a level of expertise that is respected internationally among the dental implant industry. Drs. Holtzclaw and Gonzalez have both published multiple articles in peer-reviewed dental journals that document the successful use of zygomatic implants in severe bone loss cases. They are frequently invited to lecture on the advancements in full mouth dental implants at major dental conferences throughout the world.

DIA Dental Implant Center is among the few implant centers in the United States to offer zygomatic implants to help patients with bone loss. Featuring a team of oral surgeons, prosthodontists, and experienced dental technicians, as well as an in-house lab with the state-of-the-art Zirkonzahn™ technology, any patients looking for a permanent tooth replacement solution find the greatest eligibility and the highest quality of care at DIA Dental Implant Center. Even patients with bone loss are often able to experience the benefits of full mouth dental implants in just one visit, with no need for an extensive bone grafting procedure.

Those suffering from tooth and bone loss in Austin, TX who are looking for a permanent tooth replacement solution can connect with DIA Dental Implant Center for a zygomatic implant consultation. To schedule an appointment, visit http://www.diadentalimplants.com or call the office at 512-375-0050.

About the Practice

DIA Dental Implant Center was founded by Dr. Dan Holtzclaw, one of the world’s leading authorities on full arch immediately loaded dental implant treatment. Using experience from thousands of dental implant procedures, Dr. Holtzclaw pioneered the DIArch™ implant teeth-in-a-day treatment concept, which allows patients to receive a new dental implant smile in just one day. With an in-house laboratory utilizing world-class Zirkonzahn™ technology, staff oral surgeons, staff prosthodontists, and experienced dental technicians, DIA Dental Implant Center is able to provide industry leading dental implant treatment in one convenient location, eliminating the need for patients to travel to multiple offices, as is required with most traditional dental offices. To learn more about the DIA Dental Implant Center advantage visit http://www.diadentalimplants.com or call 512-375-0050.

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Lee Neubert, D.O.

“I believe in treating every person as an individual with dignity and respect.” –Lee Neubert, D.O.

MELBOURNE, Fla. (PRWEB)
December 27, 2019

Physician Partners of America welcomes Lee Neubert, D.O. to its Melbourne practice at 7000 Spyglass Ct. Dr. Neubert is a dual board-certified specialist in both anesthesiology and pain management through the American Board of Anesthesiology.

Dr. Neubert grew up in Pittsburgh, PA. He did his undergraduate studies at Allegheny College, graduating with a B.S. in Biology. He then went on to receive his medical degree from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine.

After completing medical school, he completed his internship at Delaware County Memorial Hospital in Drexel Hill, PA. He fulfilled his residency training at Hahnemann University Hospital in Philadelphia, where he was elected chief resident by his peers and instructors. Upon graduation in 2014, he was accepted into a pain management fellowship at Allegheny General Hospital – Western Pennsylvania Hospital in affiliation with Drexel University College of Medicine and Temple University College of Medicine.

Dr. Neubert specializes in interventional techniques to treat various forms of chronic pain including image guided joint injections, epidural steroid injections, radiofrequency ablations, spinal cord stimulators, percutaneous vertebral augmentations and intrathecal pain medication delivery systems.

“I believe in treating every person as an individual with dignity and respect.” –Lee Neubert, D.O.

He believes chronic pain management can be complicated and is treated best with a multidisciplinary approach. He stresses interventional therapies as alternatives to masking symptoms to treat the source of the pain.

Dr. Neubert has been published in both medical journals and textbooks. He is also certified in advanced cardiovascular life support and basic life support.

Patients can make appointments, including same-day visits, with Dr. Neubert starting January 2, 2019 at the office, located at 7000 Spyglass Court Suite 310. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

About PPOA:

Physician Partners of America (PPOA) is a national healthcare organization focused on strengthening the doctor-patient relationship, improving patient outcomes and leading the fight against the opioid crisis. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Tampa, Fla., PPOA and its affiliates share a common vision of ensuring the wellbeing of patients through interventional and minimally invasive treatments, pain management, and laser spine procedures. Its model allows its physician partners to focus on caring for patients in the face of increasingly complex administrative requirements. For more information about Physician Partners of America, visit http://www.physicianpartnersofamerica.com

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FALLS CHURCH, Va. (PRWEB)
December 27, 2019

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Assuming you’re not a dinosaur and are a human being, regular dental visits are essential.

Prevention should be the goal for all patients and stresses healthy choices along with routine checkups.

WEST COVINA, Calif. (PRWEB)
December 26, 2019

A November 30th article on MSN reports that a known species of carnivorous dinosaur, Majungasaurus, is believed to have been capable of naturally replacing its teeth in as little as two months. This rate, more akin to sharks than the Majungasaurus’ peer species of dinosaurs, far outpaced any other known rate of tooth replacement in dinosaurs and is hypothesized to be due to the massive carnivore’s propensity to gnaw on bones. West Covina-based dental center A-Z Dental Care says that while dinosaurs may have been able to replace their teeth more than once, humans only get a baby set and a permanent adult set: once the latter set is gone, there is no natural replacement and that means good dental hygiene is a must.

A-Z Dental Care notes that unlike the Majungasaurus and so many other animals, people do not usually gnaw on bones, which easily grind down teeth. However, the dental center points out that plenty of its patients possess habits that are not always the most oral-health friendly. For example, the office mentions a variety of foods and beverages such as coffee, tea, candy and sweets in both liquid and solid forms that can wreak havoc on a patient’s teeth if consumed regularly with minimal or negligent dental hygiene habits. The center notes that the risk for tooth maladies related to acidic food and sweets does decrease when individuals exhibit proper dental hygiene, though limiting the consumption of such foods and beverages surely will not hurt either. The center adds that regular dental checkups are crucial as well because skilled dentists are likely to spot potential ailments before they have a chance to develop into a painful and potentially very harmful condition which, unfortunately, can also occur among patients who take great care of their teeth.

A-Z Dental Care says that patients who do lose a tooth are not entirely out of luck. Dental implants can replace teeth that have been lost for any number of reasons. The clinic says that the process can be lengthy but, once it is complete, patients can enjoy the use of a tooth that looks and functions almost identically to their original tooth. Nevertheless, the clinic says that prevention should be the goal for all patients and stresses healthy choices along with routine checkups.

The dental center adds that while we can’t naturally replace our adult teeth, unlike dinosaurs people have plenty of options for prevention and dealing with dental ailments should they develop. A-Z Dental Care says that treatments such as root canals can rid a tooth of infection while preserving the vital root of a tooth. The center notes that it can perform surgical extractions as well as provide various medications for conditions such as chronic oral pain. It adds that all of these procedures can be performed while keeping patients comfortable with the involvement of an experienced and knowledgeable dentist.

Interested readers can learn more about A-Z Dental Ca re by visiting https://www.atozdentalcare.com/ or by calling (626) 314-6908.

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