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Showing posts with label Scholarship Contest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scholarship Contest. Show all posts

Friday, April 7, 2017

$1,000 High School Senior Scholarship

Have you heard? We’re proud to bring back our scholarship contest for a SECOND year! From all of us at Adelberg Montalvan, we’d like to extend our congratulations to all of our graduates. Knowing that we’ve cared for many patients from their cribs through college years, we want to recognize this milestone and award THREE lucky individuals a $1,000 scholarship for the upcoming school year! See below for more details.

Enter to Win a $1,000 Scholarship

The criteria:
  • You must be an active patient in our practice
  • You must write an essay about how our office has inspired you
  • You must be a graduating senior
We will choose one essay in each location. The winning essay will be featured on our social media channels along with a photo of the winners. Deadline for submission is Wednesday, June 15. Please include the office location where you are seen and submit your essays to AMPDscholarship@gmail.com!

Looking for some inspiration? First, view our essay writing tips in our blog here then take a look at last year’s scholarship winners for some inspiration.  



 

Thanks again to all who submitted their essay last year and good luck to all graduating seniors submitting an essay this year. We can’t wait to read your stories!

Adelberg Montalvan specializes in caring for children’s teeth — from their first visit through their college years. If you are in need of a local pediatric dentist and/or orthodontist, look no further. Give one of our three convenient Long Island locations a call today to learn more!

Thursday, August 11, 2016

Congratulations to Our Scholarship Winners - Francesca & Kayleigh!


Thank you again to all who entered our College Scholarship competition earlier this summer. Without further ado - let’s hear it for our winners, Kayleigh and Francesca! Congratulations!
Francesca Farb with Dr. Ericka Montalvan
"When I was younger I had piece of skin separating my two front teeth. Not a lot of kids had this and I was quite frequently asked “Why are your teeth like that?” and being only about eight years old I had no idea why or what to say, so I would just cry. It would make me so upset when people would ask and my mom thought it would be something that would just go away. 

When I began to go to Dr. Marc Adelberg he suggested the “frenectomy procedure”, which we had one of two options, laser procedure in his office or going to an oral surgeon. Once again only being eight years old I was terrified of needles and anything sharp and going to someone unfamiliar and having them cut a piece of skin out of my mouth was enough to bring tears to my eyes. My mother made an extraordinary decision to take Dr. Adelberg up on his laser surgery option, it was new and unfamiliar to her but she thought it would be for the best. The day of the procedure I was extremely nervous but Dr.Adelberg and his team made me feel at ease in no time. 

After the surgery I felt like a new person, I no longer had the piece of skin separating my teeth which felt like a road block in my little life, now my teeth had the freedom to move together and I felt like I could conquer the world. If it weren’t for the surgery, I wouldn’t have the confidence I have today or the option to pursue what I’m passionate about this fall at Pratt Institute. Art is a risky business but I believe I’m a sure-fire candidate for success and I wouldn’t feel this way about myself if it weren’t for the frenectomy procedure back in the day by Dr.Adelberg and his positive, supporting team!"
Kayleigh Zabell with Dr. Marc Adelberg
"For years, I have heard horror stories from other kids, and even adults about how painful and frightening going to the dentist can be. They would complain of how much toothpaste they got on their face or how the dentist would poke them too hard with the “scary metal thing”. Thankfully, I have a completely different experience, and never had to fear going to see everyone at Adelberg Pediatrics.

Growing up, going to see Dr. Marc was the only doctor appointment that I actually looked forward to having. My car rides to the office would be filled with decisions on what color toothbrush I wanted, which prize I would pick from the treasure chest, and which flavor toothpaste I wanted, which was no easy task considering the Adelberg Pediatrics crew has flavors ranging from watermelon to cookie dough! Unlike my colleagues, I really had no fears during my dental visits. The only worry that I had would be getting a cavity and not being able to join the cavity free club, which thankfully is not a common occurrence.

When I first gained independence in the tooth-brushing world, I was completely resistant to the whole process. I would try to avoid brushing my teeth, and thought the smell in my mouth was nothing a breath mint could not handle. It was only a matter of time before I did some serious damage to my teeth. I even remember going in for one of my dental checkups, and dental hygienist Lynda was able to tell what type of cookies I had for snack that day, which were Oreo cookies of course! Although impressed by Lynda’s cookie identification skills, I realized that I needed to make a change with my dental hygiene.

With the help of the Adelberg Pediatric team, I was motivated to develop better dental habits to help prevent bacteria and other “icky germies” from damaging my mouth. I honestly have to thank Adelberg Pediatrics for always making me feel comfortable and providing me with the advice and resources necessary to keep a healthy smile. As always, I look forward to seeing everyone again at my next dental checkup."

Adelberg Montalvan Pediatric Dentistry has three Long Island locations. We specialize in caring for children’s teeth in a comfortable and caring environment. Call (516) 798-1111 or visit our website to schedule an appointment. Don't forget to LIKE us on Facebook and Follow us on Twitter for updates and industry news!

Monday, May 9, 2016

Enter to Win a $1,000 College Scholarship!


Attention graduating high school seniors - we have an amazing opportunity sure to make you smile! Adelberg Montalvan is proud to announce a scholarship opportunity for the Class of 2016. Read on below for details:
"This July will mark 18 years since I opened Adelberg Montalvan Pediatric Dental.

It recently dawned on me that I have had the pleasure of knowing and caring for many patients from their cribs to college. In recognition of this milestone, our office has decided to award $1,000 scholarships to each of our three locations.


The criteria:

  1. You must be an active patient in our practice
  2. You must write an essay about how our office has inspired you
  3. You must be a graduating senior
We will choose one essay in each location. We will require you to share the essay on our social media sites, with a photo of the winners. 

The deadline for submission is Wednesday June 15th.


Please include the office location where you are seen and submit your essays to AMPDscholarship@gmail.com


Good Luck!!
- Dr. Marc and rest of our team at Adelberg Montalvan Pediatric Dental and Orthodontics."
There you have it! Parents, please share this news with your graduating teen plus these tips on how they can get started:

Plan Ahead. You have about a month to submit your essay to us. Use this time to outline your essay and ensure you answer the question at hand. Think of the main points you want to make in response to our essay question, add some supporting information under each, and consider a sentence or two for your introduction and conclusion. Now you're well organized and ready to begin the writing!

Make it Personal and Passionate. After all, we want to know how our office has inspired you! Try and elaborate on the points you just outlined above and show us why you stand out. Don't be afraid to toot your own horn!

Find an Editor. Whether it's a parent, teacher, or friend - it's always beneficial to have another set of eyes go over your essay. Finding someone to proofread your work can help catch any errors you may have missed from staring at it for so long.