What are you thankful for this year?

We at Suwanee Dental Care are thankful for you our valued patients! We want to wish you a blessed Thanksgiving with family and friends and we look forward to serving you in the near future. Don't forget to come see us and donate to Toys for Tots starting November 30th!

Thank YOU~

Suwanee Dental Care Staff

Suwanee Dental Care Hub Pages

Another blog and info site that has some unique features that you may want to look into to monetize your own web sites. Google Ad Sense and Ad Words, Amazon.com, EBay, and the like are interesting web concepts that everyone should be using, especially in this day and age.

Best of Gwinnett 2009!

Suwanee Dental Care voted BEST OF GWINNETT 2009!


Thank you to all our patients who voted for us to
receive Best of Gwinnett 2009 for the 7th year in
a row! We are certainly thankful for you and we
are proud to win such a prestigious award given
by folks in our community of Gwinnett!

~SDC Staff

Kenya Medical Outreach & Suwanee Dental Care

Suwanee Dental Care sponsors a hole at the 1st annual KMO golf tournament. The charity golf tournament was held at the newly renovated Legacy Golf Course at Lake Lanier on November 2nd. It was a smash hit! There were over 70 people involved making this tournament happen Monday. The 65 golfers played the course to help provide clean water and food to the starving people in Kenya. It was a great venue and turnout! Thanks so all those who supported KMO with this charity event. KMO's new website is coming soon! www.kenyamo.com

Spirit Night at Chick-Fil-A!

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Press Release!

Gwinnett Herald

A 'Big T' Do' about quality education

October 08, 2009 | 03:19 PM
SUWANEE - More than 400 guests are expected at the North Gwinnett Schools Foundation's (NGSF) annual dinner/auction Oct. 17, at Bear's Best Suwanee. The Big T' Do, sponsored by Suwanee Dental Care, is the foundation's sole fundraiser; last year, the event raised $84,000.

Established in 2001, the NGSF has provided more than $225,000 for grants and scholarships to teachers and students at the 10 public schools in the North Gwinnett Cluster.

More than 100 items have been donated and will be available for bidding at the Big T' Do. Among the items are exotic vacations in Turks and Caicos and Las Ventañas del Mar in Costa Rica as well as golf lessons with a PGA professional, fishing trips, a duck-hunting excursion, game tickets, and passes to the 2010 Daytona 500 NASCAR race. Other items include an opportunity to be a high school cheerleader or football coach for a day, braces and teeth whitening, art and jewelry, a flat panel TV, services, outdoor fire pit, and signed memorabilia.

Proceeds raised at the 2009 Big T' Do will support schools in the North Gwinnett Cluster as well as those in the future Lanier Cluster.

More information about the Big T' Do and the North Gwinnett Schools Foundation is available at http://www.northgwinnettschoolsfoundation.org.

Thermofisher Healthfair

Check out this picture of Amanda, one of our Assistants giving an
employee info about our office..

We are currently at a healthfair put on by Thermofisher for their employees..

We are getting to meet a lot of nice people and talk to them about our office and

the wide variety of services we offer. People are getting really excited about our

Deserving Diva Makeover Contest! Just a reminder that we are only taking nominations

until October 31st! To nominate just visit www.suwaneedental.com!

Best of Gwinnett Voting has been extended!

One Last Chance to Vote for 2009!
Don't forget to Log In at
www.gwinnettmagazine.com/vote
Make Your Voice Count!

Check out our new Diva Makeover Contest!
You can nominate a special lady by visiting our website
Hurry, you are running out of time, Oct 31st we will take
our last nominees!

http://suwaneedentalcare.us/DeservingDivaContest.aspx

Dr. Williams Receives 10th Man Award

Sunday September 6th Dr. Williams was given the 10th Man Award at the new Gwinnett Braves Game. This award is given to outstanding memebers of the community who have made a huge impact. Dr. Williams was given this award for many reason. He sponsors the “Big T’ Do” for the North Gwinnett Schools Foundation, a foundation committed to the success of each child in our North Gwinnett cluster. He also works every year with Brighter Smiles for Brighter futures by donating bleaching so the proceeds can benefit Gwinnett Medical Center. He donates total makeovers in the community to people in need working with a local church to determine patients who meet the qualifications of the program. He does full mouth reconstructions for the Give Back a Smile Foundation, a charity devoted to rehabilitating battered women in our local community. Dr. Williams and his Suwanee Dental Care staff volunteer their time each year to the Hebron Dental Clinic. He also does international dental/medical missions each year with his non-profit Kenya Medical Outreach where his team treats thousands of people. He is also a member of the Suwanee Business Alliance and The Chairman's Club of Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce.


Congratulations Dr. Williams, we are proud of you!

Suwanee Dental Care Staff

The Education Dentists

Did you know that Suwanee Dental Care has sponsored the North Gwinnett Schools Foundation's "Big T' Do" the last 3 years in a row? This year it's October 17th at Bears Best in Suwanee. What is the foundation? "The North Gwinnett Schools Foundation is a dedicated group of educators, parents, community leaders and business partners working together to ensure the individual success of every student in this cluster of Gwinnett County Schools. What began as an idea in the minds of a few has become the passion of many". Check out many of the exciting silent
auction items at http://northgwinnettschoolsfoundation.org/.

Check out our new Diva Makeover Contest!
You can nominate a special lady by visiting our website
http://suwaneedentalcare.us/DeservingDivaContest.aspx

Meet Suwanee Dental Care's Intern..

My name is Clint Duggan and I have been interning at Suwanee Dental Care this summer because I am very interested in becoming a dentist. I have been a patient at Suwanee Dental Care for over ten years now, and I have seen this dentists’ office grow and provide the best all around dental care in and around Atlanta. During my internship I have viewed many different types of dental care, from deep cleanings to dentures, from root canals to teeth whitening, and traditional orthodontics to Invisalign. Suwanee Dental Care truly covers every aspect of dentistry and this is why this internship has been the best learning experience for a future dentist like me. I have learned the most from the hands on experience. I have learned how to give x-rays and how to assist in a normal filling procedure. It has also been a good experience to understand how to sterilize all the equipment and how things are done in the lab. Understanding how all the machines work in the office has been very interesting too because Suwanee Dental Care is the most technologically advanced dentist office I have ever seen. Understanding the business aspect of a dentist office has also been very important to me, and Dr. Williams has taught me a great amount on this subject to help me understand how a dentist office is run. The best part of this internship though, was meeting and working with all the wonderful people at

Suwanee Dental Care. From the dentists: Dr. Williams, Dr. Golik, and Dr. Smith, multiple dental assistants and hygienists, and the ladies in the front office, everyone at Suwanee Dental Care is a true professional and a genuine person.

~Clint Duggan

Premature Birth Awareness

The March of Dimes is celebrating Prematurity Awareness. The goal of this event is to draw attention to premature birth, which affects more than 530,000 babies each year in the United States.

In the first of what will be an annual Premature Birth Report Card, the nation received a D and not a single state earned an A when the March of Dimes compared actual preterm birth rates to the national Healthy People 2010 objective.

Recent studies have linked maternal periodontal disease to preterm birth. Furthermore, studies have indicated that the treatment of periodontitis in pregnant mothers can reduce the risk of preterm birth.

Fun Dental Fact #1

Did you know that each person's set of teeth is unique - kind of like fingerprints - even in identical twins!?

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The Velo Project

Have you heard the news?

It's not too early to start voting!

Suwanee Dental Care has been voted as Best of Gwinnett for the last 6 years in a row! Don't forget to vote for 2009 by logging into www.gwinnettmagazine.com/vote/ and let us know who you think is the best!

Give Blood at Suwanee Dental Care!

Now you can give back simply, here's how..

Show up August 14th from 10-3pm and you can donate blood at Suwanee Dental Care, 4355 Suwanee Dam Road Suwanee,GA 30024. Call Linda, our Concierge to make an appointment at 770-614-7300.

Bring a friend and get $100 in Loyal Patient Rewards!

Give back to your community by donating blood. We are making it easy!

**Don't forget to bring a photo ID!

We appreciate you!

Suwanee Dental Care Staff

Reminder: FREE stuff, GREAT discounts on Invisalign & Andy Velo LIVE this Thursday!

Don't Forget to take advantage of this GREAT deal on Thursday.. Call us today!

Suwanee Dental Care Presents Andy Velo LIVE June 18th from 2-7pm. Andy will be hanging out all afternoon at our office talking about how Invisalign is changing his life! He will also be giving us a sneak preview of his upcoming album!

If your interested in Invisalign, hurry and call us today at 770-872-4380 for our Invisalign Day Special which includes a FREE consultation, FREE records including X-Rays, Photos and impressions etc (a $250 value) and 10% off your Invisalign treatment.

If you just want to come hang with Andy Velo, there will be a representative to answer your questions!

Bring friends and earn extra Loyal Patient Rewards!

We will also be giving away FREE (Suwanee's own) PJ's Coffee of New Orleans and FREE food!

Invisalign Day June 18th, Andy Velo Performs Live!

Suwanee Dental Care Presents Andy Velo LIVE June 18th. Andy will be hanging out all day at our office talking about how Invisalign is changing his life! He will also be giving us a sneak preview of his upcoming album between 2 & 7pm.

If your interested in Invisalign, hurry and call us today at 770-872-4380 for our Invisalign Day Special which includes a FREE consultation, FREE records including X-Rays, Photos and impressions etc (a $250 value) and 10% off your Invisalign treatment.

If you just want to come hang with Andy Velo, there will be a representative to answer your questions!

Bring friends and earn extra Loyal Patient Rewards!

We will also be giving away FREE Suwanee's own PJ's Coffee of New Orleans and FREE food!

Dr. Williams update from Kenya!

Update from Dr. Bill Williams in Kenya:

We are now half way through our mission trip, having had successful medical and dental clinics in Olmekenyu and Sakuyiek. The Tembea Na Yesu was a smash hit also. Everyone is well and looking forward to Kuki Gallmann's place for our next clinic. Do keep us in your prayers.

Blessings to all,

Bill, Sheila and the entire KMO team
http://kenyamedicaloutreach.ning.com

Suwanee Dental Care Helping Fight Cancer One Smile at a Time

Brighter Smiles for Brighter Futures is a tooth-whitening campaign that we do each year where our patients make a $250 donation plus a $50 kit fee to the Time Matters in the fight against Breast Cancer campaign. Our office provides the home bleaching kit to the patient at no additional cost. Through this program, Dr. Williams, Dr. Golik and Dr. Smith are able to support a great cause while their patients get whiter teeth!

In 2008, participating Dentists were able to raise $76,000 that will go towards a breast ultrasound machine that will be used in the expanded Diagnostic Mammography Center a Gwinnett Medical Center in Duluth.

Now in it's 8th year, the Brighter Smiles program, has raised approximately $730,000for cancer. This program will run again in October of 2009 - January of 2010.

Suwanee Dental Care would like to thank our patients for their participation in this awesome program! We could not support causes like this without you..

Visit our website for more information www.suwaneedental.com

OraVerse

A new direction in comfort~
OraVerse
From Numb to Normal

We want you to have most comfortable experience possible, this commitment starts when you walk in the door and extends long after you leave. Now we have a new solution for those who don't like the lingering numbness from local anesthesia! It's OraVerse.

OraVerse is the first and only of it's kind to rapidly reverse the effects of your local dental anesthetic. It's been scientifically proven to accelerate the return of normal sensation and function following routine dental procedures.

The average duration of soft tissue numbness following the use of local dental anesthetic is 3-5 hours. OraVerse is administered by your doctor immediately after your procedure which allows for your normal sensation and function in about 1/2 the time.

This breakthrough can change your comfort by creating an easy and quick return to your normal activities.

Now we can put time back in your day with OraVerse. Meetings, Presentations, kids, school.. you can do what you do without limitations!

Ask us about OraVerse 770-614-7300

*The active ingredient in OraVerse is phentolamine mesylate, a drug used in other medical applications for the past 50 years

International Healer Comes to Sugar Hill UMC

POWER OF GOD'S LOVE CONFERENCE

Sponsored by The Healing Rooms at Sugar Hill

May 15-17, 2009

Click here to view conference brochure

Click here to register on-line

Main Web site

Attend all or just a portion of the 5 sessions

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Bill Williams "Blackstar, ecademy Atlanta,Georgia TMJ dentist, Atlanta cosmetic dentist,Georgia sedation dentist, Atlanta pocelain veneers, Georgia Lumineers, Thin veneers,pearl veneers, lava crowns,Atlanta dental implant, Gwinnett dentist, Suwanee dentist, Zoom" - Business Networking on Ecademy

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Kenya Medical Outreach

Greetings to all,


Kenya Medical Outreach has really had a full year of surprises and excitement as we walk this journey we are on in Kenya. Back in February we established a wonderful relationship with Operation Smile that has enable several children with cleft lips and pallets to get evaluated and surgically corrected. All of this occurred through agencies being willing to network. According to Operation Smile, it is difficult to get the information out to the people in the rural areas, so KMO volunteered to post the information posters in Narok South and North to encourage people in healthcare areas such as dental offices, doctors offices and hospitals to refer these children to a city called Nakuru where a medical outreach was to be held to repair the cleft lips free for the children. This sounds so easy for parents to get the children to the evaluation site, but many face challenges of no money for transport or many are afraid of the unknown involved in the surgical process, so sometimes the child has no way to receive treatment. One story that relates to the above is parent seeing the problem of a cleft lip as a priority for the surgery even though we actually had a 13 year boy with a cleft lip cleared to go for an evaluation and the parents refused to let the child go even though the child wanted to go have the procedure done. So thankfully a neighbor volunteered to not only cover the cost of transport to the evaluation site, but accompany the child as well. As it turns out, the boy was evaluated and the cleft lip was repaired and Operation Smile said now let him return to his village and be a testimony of what can be done to help people with this condition. Also the boy said he could not wait to get back to his village and tell everyone including two others with cleft lips how easy it was to get the area treated. So hopefully the two others that did not receive treatment this time will so in August.One family had 3 children with cleft lips and all three were evaluated and surgically repaired within a weeks time and went home. As they boarded the public transportation one said he could wait to get home to show people how good he looked. Please realize that here in Kenya many children with this condition are killed at birth, abandoned or the parents have no financial resources to have the corrective procedure done so the child usually dies some time after birth depending on the severity of the condition or they are ridiculed and ostracized by the other children and community as well. So these children have been given hope in the change of appearance and a big boost in self esteem.
Then the next great adventure was involvement in donkey rescue. Here in Kenya, the donkey or punda as it is called in Swahili, is a major work animal, but unfortunately ignorance, abuse and lack of fundamentals on adjusting the work load of the animal cause many avoidable injuries. So in mid March we rescued a donkey that had over 17 noted injury sites and brought him to our house to recover. The local District Vet Jerry Ole Kina played a major role in treating him and helping counsel us on how best to assist in Paul’s (the donkey) recovery. We named him Paul from the apostle Paul in the Bible because of the many beatings he experienced. Penny and Paul have become good friends especially since Penny provides plenty of carrots, kale, corn and lets him graze any green grass we can find. As a matter of fact, the donkey follows her around like a dog and brays often to get her attention. Valentine the Scottish Terrier senses the loss of attention from her master, so at times we have some competition. Hopefully we will find a good owner and new home for Paul soon since his injuries have just about healed and we are hoping to use the funds from selling him to put in an account for future rescues of animals in the Narok area. We have identified four additional animals that need immediate intervention from the harm caused by the harsh hand of man, so again hopefully we can still be involved in this arena .
As many of you may know that water is a enormous topic of discussion and need in the continent of Africa. Frequently the water is polluted or contaminated so there is major need for intervention not just for accessible water, but for clean water. In January we experience a 75% drop in rain water and this trend continued through the next few months and caused a severe drought in the area. Many cows, goats, sheep and dogs have died because of the lack of water and grass to sustain them. Then the conditions got so bad we appealed to friends in the USA for help to mobilize a food relief effort to cover 4 extremely needly areas in the district. The answer came quickly with many generous donations that allowed us to feed approximately 7,000 people. It was very interesting how God used our past experiences to assist us in moving forward in this big task. At my home church ,New Covenant Fellowship, Penny and I occasionally worked in the pantry to feed the poor and one of our jobs was to line bags up and stuff the bags with the goods and the Africans marveled at what a system we used to expedite the bagging process. Each bag had beans, corn, a grits like flour,oil and salt which should last a family of 7 for 3 weeks.All the villages we visited the people were so appreciative and some of the children kept asking is this really our food and after answering them several times they finally helped their mother carry the food to the house. One of my favorite stories occur at the 3rd village at the first house we visited. Jerry the Vet helped us with this project too and his knowledge of the back roads assisted us greatly in navigating the area. Anyway we pulled up to this house and Jerry went and knocked on the door and usually the first question that would be asked is how many people live in this house and the woman replied why? Jerry said because we need to know how much food to give you and she just looked at him and proceeded to tell her story. The night before she told her daughter to go to her room and pray because we have been without food for a few days and only God can hep us now. So the daughter did go pray and had a dream that someone came and knocked on the door and said hi I am here to give you food and that is exactly what happened the next day-God heard their prayers and gave them food. A big thanks to all that gave toward the food relief project it was a great help. In addition to the food relief, our KMO Missions Coordinator Pam Smith mobilized intercessors to pray for rain and pray Psalms 65 over the area and within the first week we had 5 measurable inches of rain in Narok. Some areas such as Morijo are still in great need rain and food and as funding continues to come in, we will give aid to that area. Also we made an appeal to the UN to assist in the areas and we have heard via email from them that aid will come for at least 6 more months.
Another problem in the area was an outbreak of rabies with not just dogs and cats but donkeys too. After talking with the District Vets we discovered that due to a lack of funding the Vets had not been vaccinated against rabies themselves, so through generous giving all Vets were vaccinated and sites were selected to move in and deal with the rabid dogs and do a mass vaccination of animals in several villages. Many people in the area have died from rabid dog bites, so many stray animals have been put down because of this outbreak. So again because of donations, we were or actually you were able to help deal with a real serious problem in the areas. We have many stories of dog bites, but this one seems to be ever present in my memory. A boy got bit by a rabid dog and the family took him to a doctor and then he didn’t get any better. So the father took him to a certain church with the thoughts that the boy had a demon and it needed to be exorcised from him, but prior to taking him to the church he bit every family member. The boy then ran from the area really crazy acting never to be seen again exhibiting extreme symptoms of rabies.
Currently KMO-Narok and KMO-USA are preparing for what looks to be an adventurous undertaking by visiting 3 different sites to do medical and dental camps and a program at one site called Walk with Jesus. At one location called Sakutiek, the people are so excited that we are coming to provide help in so many areas and are gearing up to Walk with Jesus. So please continue to partner in whatever dimension you can by praying or supporting us in these endeavors and thanks so much for all your love and concern for us and the people of Kenya.



Blessings,KMO-Missionaries
Dollie Sauls and Penny Martin

The Opportunity of a LIFETIME!

Our patient, Yoniko "Tina" Washington was chosen to represent India at the 2009 World Figure Skating Championships in Los Angeles, CA last month!

She did this against many hurdles which needed a strong will, dedication and hard work to overcome. She was the second youngest to compete and she was the least experienced of her competitors.

Tina is 16 and lives with her family in Duluth. She trains at the Atlanta Ice Forum in Duluth

In January 2008, Tina won the Silver Medal at the "Fifth All-India National Figure Skating Championships". The event was held in Shimla, India at a natural ice rink near the Himalaya mountains. Ice skaters from 12 Indian states participated, as well as skaters such as Tina who live outside of India, but are of Indian descent.

Medaling at the Championships opened a whole realm of possibilities for Tina. She was invited to skate at the 2008 Four Continents competition in Goyang, South Korea.

Tina did compete in two of the 2008 Junior Grand Prix events - Courchevel, France and Sheffield, England.

In February, she passed the Senior Free skate Test, which is the highest level test given in the United States.

Tina also got the most dependable volunteer award last year from First Alliance Church Northdruid Hills Rd, plays violin, sings on the worship team and has all A's in School!

Check out Tina's Video on Youtube! Way to go Tina, we are so proud of you!

Have a story you would like to share with Suwanee Dental Care?

Email andrea@Suwaneedental.com

Parters in Peace Award

Dr. Williams, of Suwanee Dental Care, received the Partners in Peace award from the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry’s Charitable Foundation this month. This award was given to him in honor of his outstanding contribution to the Give Back A Smile program, for battered and abused women.
Dr. Williams had the privilege of giving a smile away to Charlotte Jackson who says “I will forever be thankful to Suwanee Dental Care, Dr. William B. Williams and the Give Back A Smile Program for changing my life forever." Read more about Charlotte’s story at our website www.suwaneedental.com. Give Back A Smile, has donated over $4 million in cosmetic dental services to survivors of domestic violence since its inception in 1999. We are honored to be a part of such a tremendous program!

The Velo Project

The Velo Project starts in May. Join us on our blogs and Andy Velo blogs for up to date and continuous progress reports as we completely make over Andy's face. This budding country music star, movie idol, and sports hero of North Gwinnett High School and now the college campuses of Georgia and the surrounding states, will be doing a total cosmetic makeover in the next year. Watch the stages unfold and the progress here and in other social media (facebook, myspace, suwaneedental.Com, etc). We will unveil some of the secrets of dentistry and some of the mysteries of moving teeth through bone, lasers and how they cut bone and tooth and gums, simple wisdom teeth impaction techniques, dental "chill with the pill" sedation and more and more.

The Velo Project will be especially meaningful to teens...log in weekly.

Before

Sincerely,
Bill Williams, dmd, magd
Suwanee dental care

Have you had your oral cancer screening yet this year?

I want to encourage everyone to have an oral cancer screening this year. Did you know that Oral Cancer claims one life every hour according to the Oral Cancer Foundation? Early detection is the key and has an 80% to 90% survival rate.
With a new technological development called the VELScope, Our doctors, at Suwanee Dental Care can screen the entire mouth to find anything under the surface that may be invisible to the naked eye. Oral Cancer often cannot be seen or felt without these special techniques. By the time a lump is found or pain is felt, advanced stages have set in and the chances of survival are very low.

Oral cancer can form in any part of the mouth or throat. Most oral cancers begin in the tongue and in the floor of the mouth. Anyone can get oral cancer, but the risk is higher if you are male, over age 40, use tobacco or alcohol or have a history of head or neck cancer. Frequent sun exposure is also a risk for lip cancer.

Symptoms of oral cancer include

• White or red patches in your mouth
• A mouth sore that won't heal
• Bleeding in your mouth
• Loose teeth
• Problems or pain with swallowing
• A lump in your neck
• An earache

We are dedicated to your health! Please take Oral Cancer seriously and ask us about your screening for 2009!

Andrea
Suwanee Dental Care
770-614-7300

New Restaurant in Suwanee!

Mango is a fun Cuban restaurant in Suwanee. It is authentic Cuban all the way from the seasonings to the music! Enjoy traditional Cuban dishes with a beautiful and relaxing environment. The food is outstanding and it is a perfect place for a lunch or dinner meeting but also great for a family night out! We are looking forward to spending many more fun occasions with the great staff at Mango! They were so professional and took awesome care of us. It is truly going to be a new local hot spot! Our office is looking forward to using Mango to supply food for some of our office meetings! If you are around the area and looking for a great place to grab a bite, you should definitely check out Mango.. it's on Peachtree Industrial about a quarter mile North of Suwanee Dam Rd on the left side.

Dr. Williams Kenya Missions trip video..

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Dr, Williams and his wife sheila, along with his assistant Susan and our concierge Linda are currently in Honduras on another Dental Missions Trip.  Please say a prayer for safe travels and that the lives of many will be touched through their service!

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Major new KMO Central Blogspot

Kenya Medical Outreach Blog

The VIP Lounge

Have you visited our V-I-P Lounge yet? One of our newest features includes our Resting Room, where you can come early and stay late to pamper yourself in front of the relaxing fireplace in our therapeutic massage chairs. Suwanee Dental Care is also a Wi-Fi hot spot, so bring your laptop or use one of ours in the Resting Room.

What is an Dental Implant?

If you want a dental restoration that looks natural and feels like it's really a part of your mouth, then dental implants may be right for you.
I personally had a dental implant done by one of our doctors at Suwanee Dental Care about 6 months ago. After a root canal, internal bleaching, and multiple tooth fractures I chose to do an implant after I was told I would be a good candidate to receive one. Now, six months later, my restoration is almost complete and it's the best decision I ever made for my front tooth. It was easy, painless and you would
never know it was a dental implant. Our staff here at Suwanee Dental Care can provide you with more information on what a dental implant is with a simple email or you can come in and receive a free DVD that you can then share with family and friends.

Call us at 770-614-7300 or stop by our office at
4355 Suwanee Dam Road Suwanee,GA 30024

Suwanee Dental Care received the 2008 Swan-EE Award!

This award program is the City’s way of recognizing folks who’ve achieved excellence in creating aesthetically attractive facilities.

If you haven't seen our new building.. come check us out at 4355 Suwanee Dam Road Suwanee, GA!

Best of Gwinnett 2008

Great News Everyone! You did it! Thanks to you, we are Best of Gwinnett 2008!
We thank you, our valued patients for taking your time to tell everyone who you think is the Best of Gwinnett! We appreciate you and hope you have had a blessed holiday season!

The Suwanee Dental Care Staff

Happy Thanksgiving to all our friends, clients, patients, staff

Without you, we would be nothing. Without you, we would be homeless. Without you we would be unemployed. Without you, we would be a statistic. God is good. We thank God for blessing us with all of you being in our lives.

This Thanksgiving, we are very thankful for all you who continue to support us, believe in us, make us your dental home, make us your place of employment and make us your friends.

Love to all, blessings to all, in Christ Jesus,

Bill & Sheila Williams
Suwanee Dental Care

Dr. Bill Williams Speaks to Hockey Coaches and Trainers

Saturday, Nov. 22 at North Gwinnett High School, Dr. Bill Williams, team dentist for the Gwinnett Gladiators, the North Gwinnett Bulldogs and the Georgia Force participated in a medical conference with six other physicians for metro Atlanta hockey coaches and trainers.

The event was well received by the 40 in attendance. Plans for next year's event are already established. Prior to the Lacross season, another conference is also being planned for that group of coaches and trainers by the medical team.

If you have a son or daughter in team sports, contact sports, or where any activity may cause a blow to the teeth or jaw, then a custom made protective dental mouth guard is highly recommended by the panel of experts from the North Gwinnett Conference.

Dr. Williams, as a member of the American Academy of Sports Dentistry, supports the use of custom mouthguards for all team sports and contact sports participants. He is the only certified Maher Mouthguard professional in Georgia. The Maher Mouthguard is the official mouthguard of the Arena Football League.

Don't forget to VOTE!!

Don't forget! We only have 4 days left to vote for the Best in Gwinnett! Just log on to www.gwinnettmagazine.com/vote and tell us where your favorite spots in Gwinnett are!

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Kenya Missions

Kenya Missions

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North Gwinnett Schools Foundation

North Gwinnett Schools Foundation

Check it out!  We sponsored this awesome event for our community schools!

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Dr. Smith is feature as well, check out his work!

Here is a short video tour of our office.
You will get to experience just a glimpse of the
incredible place we want you to call home
for all your dental needs!

Call us today for a live tour!
Suwanee Dental Care
770-614-7300
4355 Suwanee Dam Road
Suwanee, GA 30024

Revival Salon

Revival is truly a destination salon, located in the oldest building in Suwanee. It is owned by Cody Smith, stylist to many celebrity musicians and numerous pro athletes. The salon is an amazing blend of old couture with nouveau styling. Presision haircuts and creative innovative color techniques are available for Revival's unique fashion conscious clientele. Call now to reserve an appointment.

REVIVAL SALON

673 MAIN STREET

SUWANEE, GA 30024

770.932.4414

Main Street Photography

Main Street Photography is a locally owned family portrait studio nestled by the railroad tracks in historic old town Suwanee. Because of our unique location away from the hustle and bustle of the mall, we offer one-of-a-kind outdoor portraiture as well as traditional studio photography for children, families, pets, high school seniors, actors, models, musicians, and professional business people. We offer the latest innovations in digital and film photography. The difference is one you can see when you walk through the door. We have over twenty years of experience with photographing people of all ages in all walks of life. In addition, we carry a large variety of custom frames, folios and albums to fit every budget. Our commitment is to excellence in customer service and product. In fact, we won't be happy until we know that you are satisfied.

Our services also include onsite at your home, special gathering place or event facility. Please give us a call for a quote for special arrangements.

Put simply, we love what we do and it shows! Take a look at our site and feel free to come in for a visit! Give us a call today!

Main Street Photography, Inc. is a member of the Georgia Professional Photographer’s Association, Suwanee Business Alliance, and the National Federation of Independent Business.

Voted Best of Gwinnett 2007!

CALL US TODAY 770-831-7922

Georgia Force selects Suwanee Dental Care to protect its team smiles

The Georgia Force has selected Suwanee Dental Care to be their team dentist beginning with the 2008 season. Because of their standing in the community and their success in caring for the ECHL Gwinnett Gladiators, North Gwinnett Bulldogs and Mill Creek Ice Hawks, Dr. Bill Williams, Dr. Blazej Golik, Dr. Jeremy Smith of Suwanee Dental Care are now serving the Georgia Force of the Arena Football League. Dr. Williams is a member of the American Academy of Sports Dentistry and has advanced training in the treatment and fabrication of custom athletic mouth guards. Suwanee Dental care is also the only dental practice in Georgia licensed to prescribe and place the Maher "Anti-concussion" Mouthguard. For more information see Suwaneedental.com.

Suwanee-based Charity Needs Your Help!

The post election riots between the tribes in Kenya has left many of our friends and their families without homes and clothing as the violence turned to arson and savage rioters destroyed everything in their path.

Suwanee-based Kenya Medical Outreach, Inc. is calling for emergency help and funding to ship containers of clothing and food to Kenya.

Please contact Sheila Williams at (678) 858-3383 to see how you can help.

Couldn't ask for better weather

Suwanee had Jack Frost nipping at her nose over the weekend as snow steadily fell all day long on Saturday. I was in the garage apartment doing electrical work and even there where it was 28 degrees inside I had to stop and look out the window at the beauty of the falling snow on the bare pines.

Ace Hardware sold out of sleds on Friday night and were getting low on trash can lids by noon on Saturday. We all love the snow when it comes to town and rush to take full advantage as we know it will be gone tomorrow.

Perhaps old Jack Frost has more in store for us this winter. I hope so, because next time my wife, Tiffany, and I will be ready by the fire with my hot chocolate and our two dogs.

Suwanee's Hometown Plumber

Money Magazine recently listed Suwanee as one of the top ten places in the nation to live, and Aaron Plumbing knows why! We love working and living in Suwanee, and our Suwanee customers, our neighbors, are always our favorite! We have been audited repeatedly by independent companies, who have found that we maintain one of the highest customer satisfaction levels in the area.

The residents of Suwanee uphold a high standard of living, and our plumbing company caters to these expectations. We are family owned and operated, and because we are a smaller business, we are able to dedicate the time and attention necessary to please each and every one of our customers.

We know that our Suwanee customers expect more than the stereotypical plumber, and we guarantee that our technicians will be clean, courteous, knowledgeable, and professional. We’re happy to answer your questions, and will explain all of the work and prices before we start! We offer free estimates for large jobs, and can normally offer same day service for Suwanee residents. Just call our office at 770-945-3453 to schedule an appointment.

EpiCenter of Gwinnett

Suwanee is like a donut....a Boston cream-filled donut! The first taste you get is that sweet chocolate outter layer. Suwanee looks good from the outside, to those just passing through, seeing the Town Center Park, the green spaces, the new businesses growing up all along Hwy 317, 23, PIB, and Sat.Blvd. Suwanee does dress up for the party well!

Then there are the neighborhoods of Suwanee, the classic homes of old town and the classy new homes off Johnson and Moore Roads...these homes are the bread of Suwanee, which from raw materials became substance and formed the structures that created its form, the houses, the subdivisions, the neighborhoods we love to call home, call our beloved Suwanee.

But, the real sweetness of Suwanee is what's inside those donuts, those homes... the people. Like a rich filling, the people of Suwanee are what makes us smile so much. We call Suwanee home because the warmth of our friends keeps us company on cold nights. We call Suwanee home because of the prayers of the Saints which are with us and for us in our troubled times. We call Suwanee home because we can rejoice together over the victories by North Gwinnett football or the Gwinnett Gladiators or the Georgia Bulldogs. We walk the fairways together, pedal along the bike paths and hike the Richard Trice trail with our dogs. We are family, we are a favored people in God's land. We are Suwaneeans. Its enough to make you smile.

Suwanee's Giving Spirit

Kenya Medical Outreach, Inc. has been collecting supplies and delivering aid to small villages in remote Kenya since 1999. The mission outfit is based right here in Suwanee, GA and takes volunteers of all walks of life to Kenya to deliver aid each year.

What sets this mission apart from most is that Kenya Medical Outreach serves small villages with little or no infrastructure and little outside contact at all. Some of the villages KMO has developed relationships with National Geographic can't even gain entry to.

The greatest need in the Kenyan villages today is a source of safe drinking water. To find out how you can help please contact Justin Williams at justinwilliams@suwaneedental.com

If you would like to be a part of an upcoming safari, meaning great journey in Swahili, please contact KMO for more information.

Suwanee may boast hometown claim to NASCAR's next superstar

NASCAR driver Tyler Williams has been dazzling fans at every speedway he touches. Smooth driving and clean racing is what has made Tyler well liked on and off the track.

When Tyler isn't hurdling around the track you can catch him studying race film or researching his competition. This driver has determination and the skill to take the dream all the way to the Sprint Cup.

Tyler has recently been seen in Charlotte, NC testing with an unnamed NASCAR program. Rumor has it Tyler strapped into the car and was only tenths of a second off the pace of the NASCAR veteran he was testing with.

Suwanee, lets get behind Tyler and cheer him all the way to victory lane in the Sprint Cup!!

Suwanee Business Alliance

Last evening the Suwanee Business Alliance (SBA) had their monthly meeting. SBA's meeting and networking gathering took place at Suwanee's favorite Dentist's office, Suwanee Dental Care. Members and visitors were treated to wonderfully prepared snacks and desserts prepared by CTK Catering (ctkcatering.com). Dr. Williams and his staff welcomed guests and gave tours of the newly renovated office. Check out SBA's website for more information on their events.

The creative clayhouse invites you to paint your own pottery!

Ever seen vases at hobby lobby and think... I could do that? Well here is your chance! The Creative Clayhouse in downtown Suwanee invites you to take an evening and come create your own artistic masterpiece! My husband and I are pretty addicted to this idea and we have our own custom bowls, plates and even a tea pot! We love this idea and what is so perfect is that it is a fun night out for any age. I personally think you should check this spot out and have some fun! I think the next thing I will make is a UGA serving dish! Leave us a post and let me know what you end up making at the Creative Clayhouse!

Thanks for the invite.

Ippolito's has the YUM Factor

I had a craving for lasagna last night and knew exactly where to go. Ippolito's at the Suwanee Town Center is the perfect spot. Nice atmosphere, smiling service, and some of the most authentic tasting Italian dishes in Atlanta! We sat by the front window and did some people watching as we enjoyed our evening. My wife had a delicious looking pizza and I, of course, had the lasagna. Which was large enough for me to enjoy it again for lunch today. Ippolito's reminds always feels friendly and warm. I definitely cast my vote for best Italian to Ippolito's. Make sure you go hungry!

There's More To Suwanee Than Meets The Eye

You could call this place Smile Central--everyone in Suwanee is smiling for some reason. Suwanee Smiles is the brainchild of my child, Justin Williams. But he's not so small a child now, having graduated from the U. of South Carolina in political science and married this summer to Tiffany Gillespie who also graduated from UGA this summer. It was his central idea to put the logo on coasters and stickers of I Love Suwanee and to pass them around the city as a rally point about what we think about our town. So now we have a blog to share about the greenest city in these parts. We have a blog to register our feelings about growth, progress, jobs, parks, traffic, schools and neighborhoods...too much going on to keep in the dark. We want to shine the light on what is good and true. We want to create a smile on your face as you read and see what lights up our lives here in TOP TEN SUWANEE.

DO YOU LOVE SUWANEE??

If the answer is yes, then get involved. Tell everyone why you love Suwanee. What brought you here? What can we, as a community, do to make Suwanee even better?

Send me an email: andrea@suwaneedental.com and I will add you to the contributors list which will allow you to log on to the blog and write and publish your stories and ideas for Suwanee!!

Why do I love Suwanee?

I love Suwanee because of all the friendly faces and easy access to all the things I enjoy. I can hop in the car and get to great shopping, local eateries or a dog park in less than 10 minutes. I love driving by North Gwinnett High School and seeing all the school spirit signs. It gives me the small town feel while being just a short drive away from the hustle and bustle of Atlanta.

Some of my favorite places to eat are in Suwanee. I frequent Mori House for their fantastic sushi and japanese dishes. Cinco is another one of my favorite places in the area, with its super yummy mexican flavors. There is something here for everyone and you always get great southern hospitality no matter which cuisine you choose.

All in all, Suwanee provides me with a strong feeling of community and ownership. I feel that my voice is heard and that I matter. Most people can't say that about the places they live, and that makes me feel proud to say: "I love Suwanee".

MONEY MAGAZINE'S Article voting Suwanee into the Top 10 Best Places to Live

Population: 11,200
Median home price (2006): $293,868
Average property taxes (2006):$2,311
Pros: Green space, affordable housing
Cons: Traffic, I-85 interchange

Six years ago the residents of Suwanee voted to more than double their property taxes. The payoff: a boost from 28 acres of green space to more than 270, and a feeling of investment in their hometown. That's abundantly clear at the newly developed Town Center. Built on a heavily trafficked downtown corner, it meshes park space, retail and office properties and housing into one multiuse plaza - and residents have embraced it in a big way. Housing is reasonable, and schools are topnotch.

Though the town has planned recent development deliberately, the area around Interstate 85, which runs through Suwanee's southeastern corner, lacks for aesthetics but not for congestion. Still, the rest of the city has a lot to offer.

http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2007/moneymag/0707/gallery.BPTL_top_100.moneymag/10.html