cold, flu or allergy? know the difference for best...
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Cold, Flu or Allergy?
Know the Difference for Best Treatment
You’re feeling pretty lousy. You’ve got sniffles, sneezing and a sore throat. Is it a
cold, flu or allergies? It can be hard to tell them apart because they share so many
symptoms. But, understanding the differences will help you choose the best
treatment. Read more...
Kaylin S. was in on St. Patty’s
day. She was rocking the green!!
We love seeing you in the Dr. Seuss shirts!
Here’s Luke and Anna S. sporting theirs.
Jared R. is the dental hygiene winner! He
won a Samsung Tab. 4 just because he
went to his dentist! Remember, getting
your teeth cleaned is vital while in braces!
Aiden J. is one of our Shamrock con-
test winners! He won a $25 gift card
just for counting!
Are you a past or present patient
who is graduating high school and planning to further your education this
fall? Dr. Seuss is offering two $500
Scholarships.
Here are requirements:
*Must be a graduating senior (may be home schooled)
*Must include your senior photo (digitally transmitted)
*Must be attending an educational institution in the fall (college, tech school, etc.)
*Must submit an essay in 250 words or less on the following topic:
How did orthodontics change your life? Include your perceptions, thoughts and feelings before braces, during braces and after your braces were removed.
Please send your entry to [email protected] by April 24, 2015. The winners will be announced Thursday, April 30, 2015.
Common Cold Symptoms last up to 2 weeks
Stuffy, runny nose; sore throat; cough
Treated with rest, fluids
Seasonal Flu
Symptoms last up to 2 weeks Stuffy, runny nose; sore throat; cough Treated with rest, fluids, over-the-counter (OTC) medicines to ease symp-
toms Symptoms usually last 1-2 weeks High fever (100-102 °F, or higher in youngsters), headache, aches and pains,
weakness, exhaustion, cough, chest discomfort
Treated with rest, fluids, OTC medicines, prescription antiviral drugs Airborne Allergy
Lasts as long as allergens (such as pollen, pet dander) are present Stuffy, runny nose; itchy, watery eyes Treated with antihistamines, decongestants, nasal steroids
Did you know, when you choose to do orthodontic treatment with Dr. Seuss’ office, you are choosing an Orthodontist and a team that work hard at making a difference in our local community? Since 1996, Dr. Seuss has sup-ported numerous local organizations, charities, commu-nity support groups and clubs. The Boys and Girls Club of Scottsdale was recently chosen as our number one charity for 2015. Over the years, dozens of local area youth have benefitted from orthodontic treatment by Dr. Seuss, free of charge. Pictured is Dr. Seuss and his wife, Adeline, at the recent Blue Door Ball fund-raising event benefitting the club.
Easter is a joyful time spent with family and friends. Did you know
the Easter Bunny is German in origin and it shows up in 16th century literature as a deliverer of eggs? The significance of
eggs came from their symbolizing new and continuing life. For fun, count the eggs in this newsletter and enter your guess
here for your chance to win a $25 gift card. Good Luck!
The Boys and Girls Club of Scottsdale’s programs are led by youth development professionals who are passionate about making a difference in the lives of our children. We believe it’s not always about what we are saving kids from, but what we are inspiring them to become. Registering your child as a member at the Boys & Girls Clubs gives you access to nationally recognized and proven life-enhancing programs and develops the next generation of leaders in our community. If you would like to submit a request for support, please contact [email protected].
Avery F. is a Suns’ ticket
winner! We have two
more games left so hop on
over to the contest page to
enter for your chance!
Congratulations to Evan K. He was
chosen as a good brusher. He won a
Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 just for going
to his routine dental appointment.!