Baby on board

Sep 1

Written by Zach DePhi

Issue 1 | Fall 2023 | Volume 1

Dr. King and her husband Robbie outdoors with fall leaves and mountains behind them

In this issue

News from the OfficeDr. King’s has exciting news!
HalloweenCheck out our Halloween Fangs
Holiday Whitening SpecialRefer a friend and you both get free whitening kits!

News from the Office

Dr. King and her husband Robbie will be welcoming their first child right after Christmas. They are beyond excited and we at the office are excited to meet this new little member of their family. Dr. King and Tater will be on maternity/pupternity leave for January and February of 2024.

During this time, we are excited to welcome Dr. Micah Marth DDS to our practice. (See bio below).

We have also welcomed Sydney Baker to our team to join Tanya up at our front desk. She will be happy to help you schedule appointments and help you with your insurance questions. Sydney was born in Oso but has lived in the Burlington/Mount Vernon area for most of her life. In her free time she likes to play golf and paint. Ask her about her adorable dog Kodie!

Sydney Baker, front desk team member, outdoors

Dr. Micah Marth DDS

Dr. Marth graduated from the University of Nebraska and attended Creighton Dental School. She practiced in Omaha, Nebraska and was a Maxillofacial Prosthodontic Instructor at Creighton Dental School. After meeting her husband on a backpacking trip, they decided to move closer to the adventure and make their home in Bellingham. Their enthusiasm for the area has led to several family members also making the move and they couldn’t be happier. The newest (and tiniest) member of the family joined them last year when they welcomed their baby boy during our big snowstorm. Dr. Marth is honored to be the President-Elect of the local Mount Baker District Dental Society and is active in several national organizations that feed her passion for continuing education.

Black and white portrait of Dr. Micah Marth

Ve vant you to brush your teeth!

This year for Halloween, we had a great time making our own custom fangs. We took molds of our teeth, and then turned the molds into stone models. We then used wax to create elongated canines that we made sure would work with our bites and speech. From there we took another mold of the fangs in wax and then used a retainer and filling material to create the fang appearance. Special thanks to our assistant Regan for all her hard work on this Halloween passion project! We had a great time and hope you all had a spooky/fun filled Halloween with lots of candy and lots of toothbrushing afterwords!