Dental News - Georgia cosmetic dentist to treat beauty pageant contestants

Fred Michmershuizen, DTA

Mon. 24 May 2010

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ALPHARETTA, GA / NEW YORK, NY, USA: Talk about having it made. Dr. Darrell Morton was recently chosen as the official cosmetic dentist for Georgia and South Carolina United States Pageant contestants. Dr Morton said he is excited to help contribute to the grace and beauty of the event by making every smile as beautiful as it can be.

The United States Beauty Pageant provides a great opportunity for women from all over the country to showcase their talent and beauty on a national stage. The illustrious competition brings together representatives from every state to compete in a wide range of areas. These young women strive to be the best they can be in all aspects of their lives, always reaching for excellence in education, community service and peer leadership. Recently, Copelyn Jue of Georgia was named 2009 Miss Junior Teen United States.

A great deal of preparation goes into competing for such as title, with the greatest attention paid to every possible detail. The flowing evening gown must be hemmed just right, special talents practiced over and over again, and of course nothing less than the best must be ensured for the trademark of any beauty queen: her smile.

Dr Morton, a dentist based in the Atlanta area who has a practice called Mint 32, was chosen from a wide range of dental professionals for the position. He will work with contestants of the following pageants: Mrs. South Carolina United States, Miss Georgia United States, Miss South Carolina United States, Miss Teen Georgia United States, Miss Teen South Carolina United States, Miss Junior Teen Georgia United States, and Miss Junior Teen South Carolina United States.

Dr Morton and the entire Mint 32 team have been providing professional dental treatment and personal care to residents of the greater Atlanta area for years. But patients do not have to be beauty pageant contestants. Mint 32 provides professional care and personal service to every patient.

“Any smile can be effectively treated with the wide range of cosmetic procedures offered,” said Dr Morton. “Bonding can quickly repair damaged or misaligned teeth, porcelain veneers can cover unsightly gaps or stains, and professional whitening procedures can brighten any smile.”

(Source: Vocus/PRWeb)

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