Cosmetic and Family Dentistry: Janower and Monkman, DDS

05/15/2023

Happy Mother’s Day from our family to yours!

05/03/2022

12/06/2021

Go blue!!!!!! Big 10 Champions!!!!!! Looking forward to the Orange bowl!!!!!

08/13/2021

Pitching tonight….. Dr. Marty Janower!!!!! Rumor has it that he’s getting the major league contract! Highlight of the year!!!!! Rena Janower Andrea Monkman

08/13/2021

The day has come….. the Detroit Tigers have finally called up their biggest fan. Who’s throwing out the first pitch at tonight’s game at Comerica Park? This guy!!!!!

04/26/2021

Our unofficial new logo 😍😍😍 (compliments of a possible future Dr. Monkman)

04/03/2021

Now it’s spring!!!!!! Opening day at Comerica Park couldn’t happen without us!!!!! Tigers brought home a win even through the blizzard 😜

03/03/2021

We are back up and running! Sorry for the inconvenience.

03/03/2021

The phones and internet are down in the area. We apologize for the inconvenience.

11/21/2020

Routine healthcare is vitally important even during a pandemic. Yes, dentistry is part of your healthcare regime. 😜. Make sure your cleanings and oral cancer exams are up to date!

10/31/2020

Too much candy? Hmmmm....

Happy Halloween from your dental family!
🎃👻☠️🎃👻☠️🎃👻☠️🎃👻☠️🎃👻☠️🎃

10/20/2020

We are pleased to announce the addition of a new service offered at our office! HealthyStart is a program consisting of a series mouth guards with the ability to correct sleep disorders and breathing patterns in kids as well as provide interceptive/preventative orthodontics. Tune in November 5 at 9:00 PM for a free Parent Webinar for more information and as always, feel free to call the office with any questions!

10/12/2020

This is one way to use your pumpkins :)

09/25/2020

Happy daughters day! Couldn’t imagine life without these little ones (who are obviously growing up too fast!)!

08/17/2020

A little factoid for a Monday morning....
The patron saint of Dentistry is Saint Apollonia. This ill-fated deaconess lived in Alexandria, Egypt, in the 3rd century. When she refused to renounce her Christian faith, an angry pagan mob knocked out all of her teeth. The pagans then threatened to throw Apollonia into a fire, but she jumped in of her own volition, which turned her into a martyr -- and an unlikely patroness of dentists.