In Memoriam

Grace E Meany Greer (1935 – 2019)
We are very saddened to learn that Grace Meany has passed away. A dental hygienist, Grace was hired by Dr. Mervin in 1972 and worked for Wahl Family Dentistry until she retired in 2000. Grace was beloved by her patients, many of whom still ask for her today. Drs Mike and Peggy and our office manager Susan were fortunate enough to work with her for many years, and Dr. Mike was Grace’s patient while Dr. Mike was a child. We will miss you Grace. Rest in peace.

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It’s kind of amazing: After 50 years, this Delaware doctor reunites with Vietnam patient. Read the story here!

Kira and Leah visited the Elmwood Park Zoo in Norristown, PA where they fed some of the giraffes and also enjoyed a bit of ziplining.

Ouch! The truth hurts, especially when it’s brutal honesty from your kid. Check out the story behind this hilarious letter from honest to a fault Alex to his parents.

Leah is having a great time at Camp Tockwogh but her watch broke so she placed it in a regular envelope with her letter.

Our hygienist Sue’s nine-year-old Noah Gallion attended Candlelight Theater Camp in Arden for two weeks practicing every day for his performance as “Rooster” in Annie Jr.
He seemed like a natural on stage and loved the part. We expect Hollywood to be calling for him soon!

My what big teeth you have!

If you think Dr. Wahl handles impressive feats in dentistry, wait until you see what Dr. Justin Boorstein did. A 300 pound tiger named Priya was recently rescued in Colorado and in need of root canal therapy.

Follow the link to read about the challenges Dr. Boorstein faced treating such a fierce and pawsome patient. And be sure to check out the 360 degree views of the inside of Priya’s mouth and her supersized teeth!

Originally published by USA Today.