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Irvine Dentist Announces Complimentary Teeth Whitening Special to New PPO Patients

Dr. Robert Loomis of Loomis Dentistry in Irvine hopes to induce more confident smiles with his teeth whitening special for new PPO patients.

2013-04-24
IRVINE, CA, April 24, 2013 (Press-News.org) In an effort to induce more smiling, individuals will receive financial incentives for dental services and procedures at Loomis Dentistry located in the Woodbridge Village shopping center in Irvine. The goal is to decrease stress by promoting confidence and self-esteem each time the individual opens their mouth to smile.

Research performed by scientist, Dr. Sara Pressman, concluded that one remedy for stress relief is smiling. Dr. Pressman conducted research at the University of Kansas and stated that, while "Smiling is not a cure-all for every type of stress, especially for long-term stressors, for brief, acute stressors, and only for short periods of time -or as an antidote to a passing negative mood." (Sara Pressman)

All new patients are entitled to multiple promotions at Dr. Robert Loomis DDS Irvine Dentistry including: Boost Whitening and Complete Exam and Full Cleaning. Additionally, Loomis Dentistry is offering Teeth Whitening for insurance members with all PPO providers for no cost. Promotions will continue through June 18th, 2013.

For more information regarding information on prices and the Irvine dental facilities of Robert R Loomis DDS and Loomis Dentistry can be found on their website or for appointments call (949) 559-5110.

Loomis Dentistry is also on Facebook and Twitter.

Website: www.loomisdentistry.com


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[Press-News.org] Irvine Dentist Announces Complimentary Teeth Whitening Special to New PPO Patients
Dr. Robert Loomis of Loomis Dentistry in Irvine hopes to induce more confident smiles with his teeth whitening special for new PPO patients.