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Vicki and her husband, Dave, were the most recent winners in our annual "Packers Ticket Giveaway", and attended the home victory against the Oakland Raiders on December 11th, 2011.

Each year, Dr Carl Meyers has a drawing, awarding two tickets to a home Packers game at historic Lambeau field to one of our patients as a way of thanking them for referring their friends or family to our practice.

The winners enjoy watching the game from the comfort of the Indoor Club Section, with controlled temperatures, cushioned, high-back seats, and multiple televisions for catching all the replays. In addition, they have a wait staff to bring them refreshments and exclusive other dining options reserved for club level guests.

Congratulations to Vicki and Dave, and thank you to so many of our wonderful patients who continue to recommend our practice to their friends and family. We sincerely appreciate the trust you have in us.

The year is almost over, so we wanted to ask what was memorable about 2011 for you, and what are you looking forward to in 2012? Do you have a new year's resolution, or any exciting plans for the coming year?

Have a safe and happy New Year, from Pioneer Dental!

With holiday season here, Dr. Meyers and our staff at Pioneer Dental wanted to stop for a moment to say how thankful we are to have you in our dental family. We realize that our practice thrives because of great patients like you. We are the lucky ones because we not only help keep you and your smile healthy, but we also have the pleasure of knowing you and your loved ones.

As always, if you know anyone we can help, just let us know. We promise to give them the same quality care that we have given you over the years.

We hope that this holiday season brings fond memories. Thank you for being part of our family.

We hope you are not a part of the 51 percent of Americans who don’t floss every day. And we definitely hope you're not part of the 10 percent who never floss at all. Dr. Carl Meyers and our staff at Pioneer Dental will always tell you that proper flossing is just as important for your dental health as brushing regularly. Flossing, you see, cleans food and plaque that builds up between teeth and below the gumline, key areas that brushing simply cannot reach.

Flossing 3-to-5 minutes each day is recommended, but even 60 seconds of flossing has a great benefit over not flossing at all. Also, make sure to always brush your teeth after you floss, and to rinse with water or mouthwash. When you begin flossing you may experience gum pain or bleeding, but with daily flossing and brushing this should stop within a week or so.

Lastly, has it been at least six months since your last checkup with Dr. Carl Meyers? If the answer is yes, we encourage you to schedule an appointment!