Almeida and Bell Dental Offers a Sweet Swap This Halloween!

Exchange your candy for cash at Almeida & Bell Aesthetic Dental Center this Halloween and sweeten the day for the troops overseas.

2010-10-31

DENVER, CO, October 31, 2010 (Press-News.org) Trick-or-treaters can trade their treats for cash this Halloween and do some good in the process. If they bring their extra candy to Almeida and Bell Dental in Lone Tree, they will receive $1 per pound in exchange. Drs. Adam Almeida and Paul Bell are leading this healthy campaign by giving away dollars and toothbrushes in exchange for cavity-inducing candy. There will also be a prize for the top three kids that bring in the most candy!

Ditch the candy! Studies show that sugar consumption continues to grow yearly by about 2% among kids. Not only are their teeth at risk for cavities, but certain candy can damage braces and sometimes even break teeth. A diet that weighs in with too much sugar can also contribute to obesity and hyperactivity.

Eliminating excess sweets along with a visit to your Denver dentist twice a year and brushing and flossing every day is a great investment in a healthy smile. Trade in some trick-or-treating candy this year, and it builds their bank account as well.

Come deposit your candy at Almeida and Bell Dental at 8683 E. Lincoln Ave. #200, Lone Tree Co, 80124, the day after Halloween until November 11th. Visit Monday and Wednesday between 9am-12pm and 2-5:30pm. Tuesday and Thursday from 8-11:30am and 1-3pm. Closed on Fridays!!! The candy must be unopened. Please no bites. The candy will be shipped to troops overseas for them to enjoy as a treat.

Drs. Almeida and Bell are Denver General and Cosmetic Dentists. They would be honored to serve you and your family! Please visit them online at: www.AlmeidaBellDental.com for directions, or call 303-858-9000 with any questions.

For more than a quarter century, Almeida and Bell Aesthetic Dental Center has been one of the Denver area's leading general and cosmetic dentistry practices. Drs. Adam Almeida and Paul Bell serve patients with the latest treatments in cosmetic and sedation dentistry.

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