A glowing smile charms irritable librarians, stern highway-patrol officers, and judges with highfalutin ideas about driving through the library. Flaunt your beaming beauty with today's Groupon: for $125, you get Zoom! teeth whitening, a dental exam, and x-rays at Rivergate Dental Care in Goodlettsville (up to a $550 value).
The tooth technicians at Rivergate Dental Care ply their pearly trade in a relaxed, nurturing setting. Dentists tailor each whitening procedure to patrons based on the type and level of tooth discoloration, including routine stains, marks left from recently removed braces, and plaques from 3rd-grade softball victories. During the 90- to 120-minute whitening, lips and gums are shielded before a specialized gel coats the chompers. A Zoom! light positioned over the mouth speeds the blanching, bumping mouth bones up to two shades lighter. Clients receive two bottles of take-home gel to brighten teeth by up to six shades. New patients can also make an appointment for a free exam and X-ray to ensure their enamel's eligibility for whitening.
The trio of mouth medics at Rivergate Dental Care strives to create a laid-back experience for every guest. The staff puts to rest any and all fang-related questions ranging from "When can I eat after this?" to "How do I know if I have teeth?"
Groupon Says
The Groupon Guide to: Getting on the News
Appearing on a local news broadcast is the highest aspiration of all enlightened beings, which is why squirrels are always teaching themselves to water ski and attention-seeking houses periodically douse themselves with a beautiful new coating of fire. If you come across a news reporter speaking into a camera, try these sure-fire tactics for getting into the frame:
Dress for Success: Nothing says "put me on television" like a T-shirt that says Put Me on Television. If this fails to draw the camera's focus, reveal the shirt underneath: WFLD local meteorologist Craig Mittson: I have your cat and she is safe.
Let's Get Physical: Capture the camera's roving eye with an impressive physical feat, such as fitting your entire foot in your mouth, placing a super-gross bug on your shoulder for 30 seconds, or holding your breath while you shove over a tree.
Aim Higher: If traditional ground reporters aren't enchanted by your antics, take to the skies. The surest way to show up on a traffic report is to commandeer your own helicopter and pilot it directly beneath theirs. This may also help you to get arrested—another great way to appear on the news, or a related news-documentary program, perhaps World's Worst Helicopters or Problems: Caught on Tape.
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