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Donny O’Dell Elementary School

By Jill Joseph Roza

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he naming of an elementary school building can be compared to what expectant parents face when determining a name for their unborn child. For some, the name was settled many generations before, or was chosen by traditions set by religion or nationality. On the other hand, many of us have languished for months choosing just the right name and spelling with the hopes that in the end our children will appreciate the thought that went into the naming process.

Superintendent Mr. Rick DeMasters was faced with this task shortly after the first shovel of dirt was lifted from the ground, signaling the start of construction on Celina ISD’s newest campus. After many months of research into the history of not only the school district, but the City of Celina itself, one name, former CISD Superintendent Mr. Donny O’Dell stood above the rest. When asked about his decision in regards to the selection of the name for the new campus, Mr. DeMasters stated, “Mr. O’Dell’s values, education, personality and history with our school district epitomizes what Celina is all about.”

Mr. O’Dell’s parents, Robert and Fannie O’Dell, moved from Prosper to Celina in 1954 where Robert started a job with the Alla Rural School District as a bus driver and custodian. At that time, the school furnished a home for the O’Dells and their three children; sister Margaret and twin boys Donald and Ronald. When school was not in session, his father farmed on what is Alla Hubbard Estate land, which is now home

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to Celina High School. His mother became a hairdresser and ran a local beauty shop. His parents were God-fearing people who believed that the only way to survive was through faith in God, hard work and determination. When asked about his parents, Mr. O’Dell stated, “My sister, brother and I were drug babies, because every time the church doors were open, our parents drug us to church.” He accepted Jesus Christ as his personal savior when he was eight years old and the values instilled in him by his parents are still present today in the families of his children and grandchildren.

Kindergarten was not yet on the radar in the early 50’s, but Mrs. Choate, the Home Economics teacher at Alla High School taught a short, two-week session for area children, which was Mr. O’Dell’s introduction to education. Mr. O’Dell started school at the Alla Rural School District in the fall of 1956, where Mrs. Cline taught both first and second grade. “She gave out candy every Friday for perfect attendance and my brother and I always managed to have our heads stuck in her windows every Friday at just the right time,” reminisced Mr. O’Dell.

By the spring of 1957, Alla consolidated with Celina Independent School District and the O’Dell children continued their education culminating with their graduations from Celina High School.

After high school graduation, Mr. O’Dell started his college experience in the summer of 1968 at Texas A&M with hopes of securing a football

scholarship. After three semesters of giving it his all and without the resources to return to A&M, he came home to work part-time to help with expenses and attended Grayson County Junior College. In the fall of 1970, he began attending Southeastern Oklahoma State University, majoring in accounting, which he later decided to change his major to Biology and Physical Education.

During his time at the university, he met the love of his life Kay, whom he married between his junior and senior year. In 1973, he graduated from Southeastern with a Bachelor of Science in Education.

In 1990, he enrolled at TWU, to further his education in pursuit of a master’s degree and a Mid-management certificate. Upon graduation, he immediately started on his Superintendent Certification. “I felt a calling to be a teacher, but I was unwilling to give into that ambition,” said Mr. O’Dell. Like many college graduates, he had the degree in hand, but was unsure what he really wanted to do with it. Newly married and needing to support his family, he moved back to Celina where he began burying cable for the telephone company until a conversation between his father and legendary Coach G.A. Moore changed the course of his career. Coach Moore wanted to know if he would be interested in teaching and coaching for Celina ISD. He doesn’t remember filling out an application, but he does remember the happiness that just consumed him as he started his teaching career.

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He always felt that teaching was a calling or a path that was chosen for you. “I didn’t realize it at the time, but as I reflect back to the fall of 1973, I can now see the many people who influenced my decision that took me from digging ditches to teaching junior high math and coaching.”

After four years with Celina ISD, he followed Coach Moore to Pilot Point, but returned to Celina in 1979 as the Celina Elementary Principal and CISD Transportation Director.

In 1984, he was given the opportunity to serve as Athletic Director/Head Coach for the S&S Consolidated School District, where he later served as Assistant to the Superintendent. He returned to his alma mater, Celina High School in 1995 as Principal, where he served until being chosen as the CISD Assistant Superintendent in 2000. His job duties included curriculum, technology, transportation, food service, and maintenance. In 2012, he was appointed as the Interim Superintendent, but was unanimously voted in as the Superintendent of Schools in 2013 and remained in that position until his retirement in 2016.

Last spring, his wife Kay told him that they needed to stop by the Celina Administration Building because the staff was hosting a baby shower for a former student. As they walked into the CISD Board Room filled with former colleagues, board trustees, and family members, he realized that the pink baby present he was holding was not the reason why they were there. As Mr. DeMasters read the proclamation declaring our newest campus to be named after Mr. O’Dell, it was obvious to those in attendance that no better name could have been selected.

In usual fashion, Mr. O’Dell did not speak about himself, but shared the honor with everyone who had mentored him throughout his life, including his parents.

Through their example, they shaped the man who came to work each day knowing that his responsibility was to serve the students, employees, community, and the school board to the best of his ability. Celina ISD’s newest campus will open this fall and although it is merely a building, it will stand as a true reflection of a man who has continued to live a life of service, integrity, hard work, undying faith and perseverance.

In a world, where at times these values seem forgotten, Donny O’Dell Elementary will be a constant reminder of a man whose legacy will continue to live on throughout our district and community for years to come.

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From the Desk of Rick DeMasters Welcome Back! It is my pleasure to welcome our students, parents, faculty, staff, and school board members back for the 2017 – 2018 school year. My hope is that all of you were able to spend quality time with your families and are recharged and ready to take on this new year.

It is an exciting time for not only our district, but for the North Texas corridor. As predicted, the growth that we have previously discussed is becoming a reality, especially when you see the multitude of commercial developments that are underway in neighboring districts. Celina ISD will be opening two new campuses this year, and construction projects are in full swing at Celina High School to include the addition of a new academic wing and concessions for the high school athletic field.

Last year, community members, teachers, administrators, and city leaders met and established the CISD Strategic Plan, which ties together our mission, motto, and vision with our strategic priorities, objectives, and measures. A review was conducted of the action steps taken within the foundational components of the plan. These action steps are subject to constant review, correction, and enhancement in order to optimize positive growth in the targeted areas of Community, Excellence, Innovation, Leadership, and Stewardship. Throughout the year, I will be updating all of you on our progress as we begin year two of our Strategic Plan.

The month of August also signals that “Meet The Teacher” is just right around the corner for our campuses. Celina Primary School will host Meet the Teacher for our youngest Bobcats on Wednesday, August 16th, from 4:00 - 6:00pm. Meet the Teacher for the Celina 6th Grade Center will be held on Thursday, August 17th, from 4:00 - 6:30pm, followed by Celina Junior High from 5:00 - 7:00pm. Celina Elementary and Donny O’Dell Elementary Meet the Teacher will also be held on August 17th, between the hours of 5:30 - 7:00pm.

Our theme for the new school year is “ONE.” With the amount of growth that is now becoming evident throughout our area, our theme for the 2017 – 2018 school year may be just a word, but it epitomizes not only our school district, but our community as well.

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MAKING THE CONNECTION Gigabit City project could help cement Celina as a high-tech hub

By Lisa Ferguson

These days, advances in technology are made at lightning-fast speeds.

Soon, devices delivering that technology will also move quickly - at least in Celina. In coming months, the literal groundwork will be laid for the Gigabit City project that is designed to provide every existing and future home, business, school and municipal agency here with access to affordable, high-speed internet service.

facilities, as well as office and retail space.

Later this year, crews contracted with Allen-based iWire365 likely will begin trenching and laying conduit underground for more the than 700 miles of glass fiber-optic cables that will supply a minimum of 1 gigabitspeed connectivity throughout the city. That is good news for seemingly everyone in Celina according to Corbett Howard, Executive Director of Celina’s Economic Development Corporation which two years ago spearheaded the Gigabit City project. Once completed, the project will establish Celina as the only community in Texas to possess 100 percent gigabit connectivity.

“We have a lot of open space where it’s a lot easier to trench and put what we need into the ground today,” explained Celina Mayor Sean Terry.

“Frisco would love to do this, but they’re too built out. You can’t go back and retrofit 180,000 (homes). … It’s not cost effective for them to go in and put in fiber throughout the whole city.”

Such connectivity likely will make it easier for telecommuting workers to live and work in the city. It may help also open doors for medical and educational advances, bolster public safety practices and transform the local economy. “The ultimate rewards in that are incredible,” Howard said.

“It just has a lot of benefits.”

The timing of the project’s commencement couldn’t be better since Celina is experiencing unprecedented growth. By the end of this year, some 21,000 developable residential lots will have been added since 2016. Another 17,000 lots are expected by 2019. Couple that with plans for a sprawling Collin College campus and high-tech commercial and manufacturing

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So far, only about 8 percent of the city’s 78 square-mile footprint has been developed. However, Celina’s population is projected to top more than 300,000 residents by 2052, when it likely will be the second largest city in Collin County.

Last year, Celina EDC conducted a survey of local residents and asked about the quality of their existing internet service. It received more than 500 responses. “It was pretty obvious to us that not many people were happy,” Howard said. “We have neighborhoods today where the speed is so slow, you cannot (connect to the internet).” Residents “are paying, but they can’t get any service. Today, you’ve got to have high-speed internet to operate, whether you’re working from home or you’re enjoying Netflix.”

The situation has proven particularly problematic for those who telecommute, explained Scott Cromwell, Gigabit Project Director for Celina EDC. Currently, about 3,500 people who reside in the CelinaProsper area work in the burgeoning commercial and technology hub near the Dallas North Tollway and Highway 121. Given today’s local bandwidth levels, “They can’t work from home,” he said. “They put a PowerPoint (presentation) together … and they can’t send it back to the office” because the file is too large for the low speeds. It also makes the EDC’s job of

enticing high-tech companies to set up shop here more difficult. “They won’t come unless you have the gigabit speeds.”

Scott Stawski, Celina EDC secretary, agreed. “We don’t just want to be a community that has a tax base of fast food restaurants. … We need to attract the high-tech businesses, high-tech education, high-tech health (firms) … to provide that type of clean work environment,” he said. To lure such companies and professionals, “We need to offer gigabit connectivity not just to the business community, but to residents.”

The day when a home’s heating and air-conditioning system will be able to interface with the refrigerator, security system or even the family car is not too far away, Stawski reminded. “All of those things require gigabit-level connectivity. … It’s not just about what our citizens need today. It’s what we know they’ll need tomorrow and what they’re going to be demanding.”

stoplights, as well as in Celina’s historic downtown square.

The Gigabit City project is being funded through a public-private partnership at a price tag of around $30 million. Under the terms of an ordinance passed earlier this year by the Celina City Council, residential developers must now install conduit and fiber optic cables to each new home and subdivision that is built in the city. Possibly later this year, existing residential neighborhoods, businesses and other entities may begin being retrofitted with the technology courtesy of Celina EDC, at a cost of around $16 million.

No taxes will be raised to fund or operate the Gigabit City project. In fact, Stawski said, the project may help “ultimately lower the property tax burden for our citizens by bringing in this type of clean technology.”

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“We would like to have all the latest greatest technology,” Mayor Terry said.

“The goal for us is to help our citizens live an easier life.”

Celina EDC is also in discussions with Collin College President Dr. Neil Matkin about possibly offering four-year degrees in cybersecurity and related subjects at the forthcoming Celina campus, which will be located on County Road 88. “We want to make it so that someone can go to school here and work at a data center that’s going to be less than a mile away,” Cromwell said. Celina ISD students may also benefit from having access to gigabit-level connectivity, which is required to participate in and complete some dual-credit courses offered by many of the nation’s most esteemed universities. “If a senior in high school here wanted to take a class at Stanford (University), that is going to be very available and it is going to happen in real time.”

High-speed connectivity will also be a boon for local emergency responders.

For example, area 911 centers will be able to report conditions as they unfold before police officers, firefighters and paramedics arrive on scene at motor-vehicle accidents and such, courtesy of live-streaming cameras stationed throughout the city. “Today, you can’t do that,” Cromwell said, adding that it may one day be possible for police body cameras to upload data as officers patrol the area courtesy of Wi-Fi hotspots that could be at

Cromwell said the EDC is in discussions with more than a dozen internet service providers (ISPs), several of which attended a “summit” it hosted in June at Light Farms to explain the city’s gigabit vision. It hopes to sign agreements with up to four companies to offer competitively priced internet without data limits, as well as related services to local residents and businesses once the network is up and running. “We want that price to be as low as it can be for our citizens and our businesses here in Celina,” he said. Ideally, residents won’t pay more than $100 per month for their service. “This is just like any other utility. It’s just like (electrical) power, gas, water, sewer. Today, that also includes internet.”

Steve Burks, Senior Vice President of Weatherford-based Nextlink, was at the summit, and said he has never before seen a city require real-estate developers to install internet infrastructure in subdivisions. Although Burks was undecided at the time about Nextlink’s potential participation in the program, he said it would ultimately “come down to the economics of the whole deal. … We have to go through to figure out how to be profitable and how to be competitive at the same time.”

The Gigabit City project has so far received “a lot of support because of the economic benefits that it will have for North Texas,” Stawski said. “And it gives (Celina) some bragging rights nationally as well.” CM August 2017 | CelinaMagazine.com

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Dr. Trevor P. Bodine, or Dr. “B” as he’s known around the office, feels very blessed to be in the wonderful profession of orthodontics. He has such a sense of pride and satisfaction to be able to affect so many people by improving their smiles, giving them more confidence in themselves. Dr. Bodine really enjoys the relationships he is able to develop with patients and their families while they are in treatment.

Bodine Orthodontics is committed to providing the very best care and quality service to all of their patients. The staff is warm and inviting with an emphasis on personal attention and making sure that the patients are educated about their treatment. The office features open treatment rooms and parents are always welcome chairside to observe their child’s visit. Dr. Bodine treats children, teens and adults using the latest techniques including self-ligating brackets and Invisalign as well as top of the line clear and traditional braces to produce outstanding results. Dr. Bodine is honored to be a member of several prestigious orthodontic study-groups in order to maintain the highest level of education and training in techniques, materials and patient care to insure the Bodine Ortho is delivering service and care second-to-none.

Dr. Bodine attended undergrad at Texas A&M University where he completed a Bachelor of Science degree in Biomedical Science and then went on to complete his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree (DDS) from Baylor College of Dentistry, graduating at the top of his class. Dr. Bodine completed his education at Saint Louis University Center for Advanced Dental Education following a 27-month orthodontic residency program where he received his Master of Science degree and Certificate of Orthodontics.

Dr. Bodine exhibits a strong sense of involvement and recognizes the importance of not just being a guest in the communities he serves, but rather an active and productive member of the community. Dr. Bodine and the team at Bodine Orthodontics have built our reputation on giving back to the community. We are your neighbor and your friends, and are proud sponsors and partners with every local elementary, middle school and high school in Prosper and Celina as well as numerous community organizations like the Prosper Ladies Association, Cornerstone NCT and the Celina C.A.R.E. organization.

Outside of the office, Dr. Bodine most enjoys spending time with his wife, and high school sweetheart, Courtney and their two daughters, Madeline and Evelyn. It was very important to Dr. and Mrs. Bodine to make their home in the same community Dr. B practiced in and they love seeing patients when out and about. Every now and then Dr. B tries to squeeze in a round of golf. #SMILEON

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Veronica Mueller, DDS Dr. Veronica Mueller believes in creating a home-town feel in her practice at Gentle Creek Dental. She had a vision to open a practice where she could grow with the town and people while combining state-of-the-art, quality dental services with old-fashioned personal caring. Dr. Mueller believes that optimal oral health results from positive patient-dentist relationships, characterized by mutual respect and commitment. From the first time she and her husband John, a Dallas firefighter, visited Prosper, they fell in love with the town and knew this was the place for their family to put down their roots.

Dr. Mueller is a member of the American Dental Association (ADA), the Academy of General Dentistry, the American Association of Women Dentists, the Hispanic Dental Association, and the Texas Dental Association. She regularly participates in continuing professional education, staying up-to date on the latest advancements and techniques.

Dr. Mueller was born in Germany, where her father, a career U.S. Army officer, was stationed. Veronica grew up an “Army Brat,” living in Texas, Illinois, Louisiana, Georgia and Florida. At the age of 18, Dr. Mueller began working at her aunt's practice as a dental assistant while attending college. After graduating from Southern Methodist University, Veronica received her Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from the University Of Texas School Of Dentistry.

The Muellers are dedicated to their family, and center their lives on their first child.

Born early in 2016, John Christian, Jr. (called J.R.) has brought much joy to their lives. The couple’s mutual commitment to Christian service is demonstrated by their work as medical and dental volunteers with the North Texas Missions in Central America.

Dr. Mueller is looking forward to becoming an active member of the community and schools as well as supporting various local non-profit organizations.

Dr. Mueller invites you to check out Gentle Creek Dental for yourself and give them the opportunity to earn your family's smile.

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Dr. Corbridge is passionate about helping patients achieve confident smiles. He and his wife Stephenie moved to Prosper in 2011 and love raising their kids in this wonderful community.

Dr. Corbridge opened Corbridge Orthodontics in Frisco 6 years ago and enjoys serving the families here. Having received his education and training from some of the finest universities in the country, including BYU, UCLA School of Dentistry, and Baylor College of Dentistry, you can be confident you are trusting your smile to a professional.

The mission of Dr. Corbridge and his team is to make you love your smile! Having fun along the way is just the added bonus. From the moment you step into Corbridge Orthodontics you feel the positive energy and sense the friendly, fun, and relaxed atmosphere. In the office you will also find cutting-edge technology including his Itero digital scanner which takes over 6,000 images per second and replaces traditional impressions. Dr. Corbridge offers metal braces with fun colors, or clear braces and Invisalign for those looking for a more aesthetic alternative.

In addition to transforming smiles, Dr. Corbridge loves giving back to his community. Each year he partners with Ronald McDonald House of Dallas, Frisco Family Services, and local schools through volunteering and donations. He is currently the co-chairman for the North Texas Dental Society’s “Give Kids a Smile” program which provides dental services to local children in need.

Corbridge Orthodontics invites you to meet Dr. Corbridge and the team for your complimentary consultation!

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Thomas R. Bietsch, DDS

At Bietsch Orthodontics, you are more than a patient, you are a part of our family.

Locally owned and operated, Bietsch Orthodontics offers a relatable, fun, and relaxing place for children and adults to correct their bite and enhance their smile. Dr. Tom Bietsch is by no means new to orthodontics, with over 18 years of experience as an orthodontist he brings with him the knowledge of treating thousands of patients and the ability to create shorter and more efficient treatment times.

Experience sets Dr. Bietsch apart within the community. Experience and education make him the very best, alongside his love and dedication to each and every patient.

Many years ago, Dr. Bietsch sought the very best in education. Upon graduation from San Jose State University, Dr Bietsch attended the University of Pacific Dental School, which is the only three-year dental school in the country. In 1999, he graduated at the top of his class and received membership into the Omicron Kappa Upsilon National Dental Honor Society and the Tau Kappa Omega Pacific Dental Honor Society. He held various leadership positions including president of Delta Sigma Delta dental fraternity and president of the The Student Community Outreach for Public Education (SCOPE) program.

Dr Bietsch attended the University of Pennsylvania after graduation from dental school to specialize in orthodontics. In 2001, he received his specialty Certificate in Orthodontics. While in his residency, Dr. Bietsch was chief resident and researched growth factors that contribute to the malformation of cranial suture development.

Dr. Bietsch not only creates beautiful smiles but supports and sponsors every local school. He is a proud partner with many local organizations and charities that support the great kids of this community. Dr. Bietsch is passionate about helping as many people within our community as possible and is grateful to be a part of the many blessings that took place this last year in our community.

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Dr. Tom Chandler completed his undergraduate studies at Indiana University, where he received his Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology in 1996. He earned a scholarship from the Army to attend the Case School of Dental Medicine in Cleveland Ohio. While at Case, he served as class president for three years, and student council president his last. He received his Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree in 2001. Dr. Chandler was commissioned as a Captain, and served as Dentist for the 75th Ranger Regiment at Ft. Benning, Georgia, where he completed his active duty commitment. He received an Army Commendation Medal for clinical excellence and service, along with the Army Physical Fitness award all three years. Following his service Dr. Chandler completed an Advanced Education in General Dentistry Residency Program at Baylor College of Dentistry in Dallas, 2004. He went on to receive his Fellowship Award from the Academy of General Dentistry in 2005. Dr. Chandler has active memberships in the American Dental Association, Academy of General Dentistry, North Texas Dental Association, and Dallas County Dental Society.

Dr. Chandler married his wife Jennifer in 2006, and they have two beautiful boys Vince and Max. He loves spending time with his family! He also enjoys music, sports, and the outdoors. Dr. Chandler and his family moved to Prosper in 2014, and he loves everything about the area. He enjoys practicing and being involved in the community where he lives. His patients are his friends, and he likes seeing them in the office and around town. Dr. Chandler believes what makes his practice different from others is that he has a wonderful team of individuals who truly care about their patients, and making the office a warm comfortable environment to have your dental work done. He offers a wide variety of Dental Services at his practice, including everything from cleanings, fillings, and root canals; to braces, extractions, and dental implants. Whatever your circumstances are, they will be able to meet your needs. For those patients who have anxiety towards treatment, they offer several options to make your visit comfortable including Nitrous Oxide, Oral, and IV Sedation.

A happy, well informed patient is the key to a successful Dental Practice. Dr. Chandler believes what sets him apart from others is his philosophy on Dental Care. He lives his life by the Golden Rule of the Bible‌Do to others as you would like them to do to you (Luke 6:31). When treating his patients, he pretends he is the one in the chair. How he interacts and treats them is the same way he would want someone to treat him. Rarely does this philosophy not allow him to have a successful outcome, and hence a happy patient.

Please visit him at www.prosperdentistryandortho.com for more information.

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When a treatment plan at your dentist office requires oral surgery, you need a qualified surgeon for the procedure, training matters! When your local dentist recommends the board-certified oral surgeon at Prosper Oral and Facial Surgery, it’s because of his discipline acquired in the specialty training of an oral surgeon.

Removal of wisdom teeth under IV sedation is a procedure not to be taken lightly.

Prosper Oral and Facial Surgery owner, Mark E. Ranschaert, is board-certified in oral and maxillofacial surgery, and dental anesthesia, and has performed thousands of these specialty procedures. The surgical assistants at Prosper Oral and Facial Surgery are nationally certified in assisting in dental anesthesia. Prosper Oral Surgery patients receive specialized care for their procedure, starting with a thorough consultation from Dr. Ranschaert, and then walking away well-equipped with a pre-operative treatment plan and post-operative instructions. Every square inch of our facility is built with the patients’ safety and comfort as top priority. To understand more about the benefits of using a board certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon please visit wisdomtruth.org and aaoms.org.

With a board certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon, practicing in a facility designed for the specific needs of oral surgery procedures, along with a dedicated staff committed to the highest levels of patient care, Prosper Oral and Facial Surgery sets itself apart from the rest. “Prosper Oral Surgery prides itself on providing a positive total experience for our patients,” says Mark Ranschaert, DMD. At Prosper Oral and Facial Surgery, we pride ourselves in genuinely getting to know our patients. Dr. Ranschaert and his staff consider its patients and their families as their friends and neighbors, real people in his community and not just a number.

Providing the best oral and maxillofacial surgical care in the Prosper/ Celina communities and greater Collin county area is the mission for the doctor and staff of Prosper Oral and Facial Surgery.

Prosper Oral and Facial Surgery specializes in the removal of teeth, the placement of dental implants and the all-on-4 procedure. Other services offered at Prosper Oral and Facial Surgery includes: biopsies and procedures to aid in orthodontic eruption, orthagnathic surgery and facial trauma.

Call our friendly office today to schedule a consultation for your child’s removal of wisdom teeth or to enhance your own smile with dental implants and our (all-on-4) procedure.

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Alternate preparation tip: Cook sandwiches in two batches in heated panini maker or well-oiled waffle iron 3-4 minutes.

Cheesy Mac and Meatballs Prep time: 5 minutes Total time: 15 minutes Servings: 5 12 ounces elbow macaroni, uncooked 1 package (14 ounces) Armour Original Meatballs, thawed 12 ounces shredded cheddar cheese 1 cup milk shredded cheddar cheese for topping (optional) Cook pasta according to package directions. Cut meatballs in half.

In large saucepan over medium heat, combine shredded cheddar cheese and milk, stirring until smooth. Stir in meatballs; cover and simmer 5 minutes, or until meatballs are hot.

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