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Aesthetic Dentistry of Lake Oswego
17720 Jean Way
Suite 200
Lake Oswego, OR 97035
Phone: (503) 675-7300
Fax: (503) 675-7305
Website: www.lakeoswegosmiles.com

We are dedicated to providing our guests with comprehensive dental excellence in a friendly, relaxing atmosphere
so that optimal health, beauty and comfort can be realized. Care and treatment are customized to each individual's
needs. The finest quality will always be provided.

Dr. Larry Bowden and Dr. Bill Osmunson have trained with some of the world's most prominent cosmetic dental
specialists. They can perfect your smile through porcelain restorations, veneers and other state-of-the-art
treatments. They can also brighten teeth discolored by age, smoking and even medications. It's one of the easiest
and best things you can do for your smile.

Fluoridation in Oregon
According to a report issued by the
Centers for Disease Control (CDC) in
2006, approximately 27% of residents
in Oregon served by community water
systems receive water that has been
fluoridated. The CDC, unfortunately,
is very pro-fluoride, and they are
working hard to increase that
percentage to 100%. Their state
database shows the current status of
fluoridation of water systems in each
county in Oregon as of 2008. To find
out if fluoride is currently added to the
drinking water in your community,
click here.

Oregon Citizens for Safe
Drinking Water
Oregon Citizens for Safe Drinking
Water is a nonprofit, all volunteer
organization dedicated to protecting
the drinking water of all Oregonians
through education and advocacy. They
work to keep fluoride compounds and
other toxic chemicals and medications
out of the public drinking water supply.
Their coalition includes doctors,
lawyers, dentists, scientists, public
health advocates, environmentalists,
parents and concerned citizens.
Together, they work to educate the
public and policy makers about the
issues and complexities surrounding
water fluoridation. To get involved or
for more information, visit
www.safewateroregon.org.