June 2025 Newsletter
Summer is Calling! Plus Last Month to Win $500
Living, working, and raising our families on the Main Line means enjoying all four seasons with our lovely members! And soon, we’ll be moving into summertime…the flowering trees and rain showers of spring change into Iris blossoms and the long, sun-filled days of summer. It’s one of our favorite times of year and we can’t wait to hear all about your summer plans! Whether it’s beach trips, college move-in days, or otherwise!
Also if you haven’t heard, this April, May, and June Main Line Dental Club has been running a new member referral program! What’s the low-down?—The member who refers the most new members to our club takes home a $500 check! 🎉So if you love being a part of our club and wouldn’t mind the extra cash, make sure to send your friends and family our contact page! The program closes June 30th.
Is Teeth Grinding Really an Issue?
Teeth grinding, or bruxism, is often unconscious and can be a reaction from stress, something we do at night, as a result of certain medical conditions or medications. If left, unaddressed teeth grinding can wear down your teeth, weaken the bone in your jaw, and even cause gum recession.
So yes, long story made short, teeth grinding really is an issue. And while being aware of the risks is important, we certainly don’t want to scare you!—The best thing to do is speak with our team because there are all sorts of solutions to teeth grinding and it’s really about finding which one works best for you.
The TLDR? If you’re experiencing:
- Jaw pain
- Tooth wear
- Gum recession
- Cracked teeth or unsightly craze lines
Reach out and schedule a consultation with us. 💫
Gulia’s Book Corner
This month, Everything is Tuberculosis by John Green captured my attention! It’s a fascinating read and anyone who read and enjoyed The Emperor of All Maladies will surely love this book, too.
Everything is Tuberculosis dives into the historical and scientific biography of the disease—from the discovery of the bacteria primarily responsible for tuberculosis to its irrevocable impact on society. What’s more, the author personalizes the story by including the account of a young boy named Henry whose life we come to understand through his struggles with tuberculosis.
All in all, it’s a surprisingly quick read and will really get you thinking!
