Park Place Dental Centre in Brampton
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About The Dancing Dentist
How did I, Dr. Emil Svoboda PhD, DDS, become a Dancing Dentist?? Well, it all started 3 years ago when my daughter, now Dr. Mary-Anne Svoboda (Dentist), bought introductory dance lessons for my wife Mary and I.

Well we loved it!  What is there not to like?? The Cha Cha, the Rumba, the Salsa, the Merengue and the Swing – you cannot do the Swing without smiling. Then there is the Waltz, the Foxtrot and the Quickstep, and the famous Tango. Great music, lovely ladies, super costumes and many practice parties -  all added to the enjoyment and helped us meet new friends and  improve enjoyment of Social Dance at weddings and other celebrations.
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Dance has affected a very positive change for my life, as day to day dentistry and a sedentary social lifestyle had already rounded both my back and belly. With dance I began to “ slim down” and develop much better “posture”.  I learned to stand up straight again and hold in my belly, so I could become a better dance leader for my partner.

Anybody can work better when they are in better shape and in a more balanced healthy lifestyle. Wanting to improve my dance ability has also made me more interested in adding good food and exercise to my daily routine. Improved upper body strength helps with balance and some of the  more interesting dance maneuvers.

For those of you who think dance is for sissies – think again. Dance helps exercise and sharpen the use of many of your senses and cognitive functions. Dance depends on developing listening skills that include sensing music and also ability to interpret music and coordinate what you hear with dance steps. Then there is remembering steps, muscle training for holding balance and posture and strength training for those famous dips.

Norman Doidge M.D. in his book “The Brain that Changes Itself” mentions dance as a very good activity for humans to improve the function of their brains.  I believe him.

So I hope you enjoy the funny little video about “the dancing dentist” and I hope it encourages you to pursue health and happiness in your life.

I have developed a New “State of the Art” dental facility to help you achieve dental health in a comfortable caring environment. You can call my office for an appointment at 905 866-6657 and/or click this link to take you to my Website for ParkPlace Dental Centre - the home of the dancing dentist.