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Friday, October 28, 2011
What To Do With All That Left Over Halloween Candy.
Let's face it kids love getting free candy, well actually anyone loves getting free candy. Kids love getting all dressed up in their Halloween costumes walking door to door for hours collecting tons of sweet treats. The next step is heading home and sorting it all out, favorites, just ok, not so good and yuk. Many of times months later you still have some candy sitting around and before long it ends up in the garbage. You are either tired of seeing it sitting around or the kids just don't like it. Sometimes your kids will eat everything that they get, but should they ? If you asked your dentist I am sure they would say that all the sugar is not good for their teeth and before long you are making trips to the dentist. Did you know that many dentists offer a Halloween Candy Buy Back Program ? Many local dentists will buy back your extra Halloween candy. Don't be alarmed they don't sit and eat it. This candy is collected then donated to our troops through a program called Operation Gratitude. Something so simple and available to us everyday is such a big treat to our service peoples, it reminds them and gives them a little piece of home. A certain day is set up for you to drop off your candy. It's up to each individual dentist as to what they give you in return for your candy. Here are a few ways they have made exchanges for your candy in the past:
Now if you can't get your kids to part with any of their candy and you still want to send some smiles to our troops it's easy. After Halloween many of the stores have their left over candy marked down 50% or more. Just big up a couple of bags and donate it. If their is not a dentist participating in your area you can sent it directly to : Operation Gratitude/California Army National Guard17330 Victory BoulevardVan Nuys, California 91406 ATTN: Rich Hernandez Phone: 262-OPGRAT-1 (262-674-7281) How Halloween Candy Buy Back Got Started?Chris Kammer is a founding member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry. He has worked as a professional concert promoter, television producer, disc jockey, and more. He has always loved dentistry and media. Dr. Kammer opened Bite Down Productions and ran the company for 10 years. Bite Down promoted big-name bands' concerts, boxing shows, conventions, and had a television show.After having kids, Dr. Kammer gained a new appreciation for dentistry as a great profession and career. He moved his passion for media into his dentistry business. And guess what? He found a huge audience waiting to hear about dentistry! He started a marketing department with full-time marketing director, videographer, graphic designer, and PR specialist in his office. This led him to opportunities in the national media – both TV and magazines. Later, he built a new practice and refocused more toward dentistry. He outsourced his dental practice’s marketing to a respected PR company. The company created monthly promotions for Dr. Kammer. A few years ago, the PR company asked Dr. Kammer what his promotion should be for October. Dr. Kammer is the first to say, he did not invent the idea of a candy buyback at Halloween, but he did think it was a great concept. He and his PR company ran with it, then decided to send the candy to US troops overseas. Labels: Halloween Candy Buy Back Program, Left Over Halloween Candy, Operation Gratitude by: O'Ryans Village 
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19 Comments:
Would you be willing to donate some candy for our troops?
Great program, I didn't know about it! I'll have to see if a dentist in our area participates, and see what the kids haven't eaten in the next week or so. Thanks!
This is a great program. I just looked up and there is one in our area, so no more candy laying around here. Everyone should get involved in this program.
"Did you know that many dentists offer a Halloween Candy Buy Back Program." Anything in moderation can't be bad, can it?
These dentists probably lectured those kids about oral health before giving them candies.
This is great to get rid of those excess candy lying around. I hope they keep this up till next year.
This is great for saving children's teeth from sweets this holloween.
I believe a lot of teeth will be saved by this program and with proper oral hygiene we can solve tooth decay.
It's not a rare case. Dentists usually give kids free candies with their visits.
I think this is an awesome program that can help children lessen their sugar intake and lessen tooth decay.
An awesome program because It lessens candy the children will eat on Halloween.
I agree with the previous comments. This is a brilliant program indeed. Buying candies to help other people is such a noble act. I wish I could join this program soon.
I agree with the comments above. This is awesome indeed. All dentist should participate in these kind of programs.
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These dentists probably lectured those kids about oral health before giving them candies.
Wow!!!!This is great to get rid of those excess candy lying around. Wish your next post, have a nice day!!! alan dental
This is great to get rid of those excess candy lying around.
I agree with the previous comments.What the everyone said is reasonable.
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And all dentist should participate in these kind of programs.
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