Lasers detect tooth decay

        DEERFIELD TOWNSHIP — The dental practice of Debra McIntosh has acquired laser equipment that finds hidden decay before it destroys tooth structure.

        Dr. McIntosh says Diagnodent scans a patient's teeth with a laser light.

        “For dentists, this equipment is a breakthrough,” she said. “It is a painless procedure and allows us to find smaller cavities and take care of them before they turn into larger cavities that can cause our patients more inconvenience.”

        Dr. McIntosh specializes in family and cosmetic dentistry in her practice at 3615 Socialville-Foster Road. She is licensed by Ohio and certified by the Northeast Regional Dental Board. Tours of her facility are available.

        Information: 573-9949 or www.showmeyourteeth.com
       

Mail Boxes Etc. gets new owner

        Dylan T. Fageris the new owner/operator of the Mail Boxes Etc. at 407 Vine St., downtown.

        Services are geared for corporate clients as well as individuals, he said.

        “We'll do color printing and freight shipping as well as computer services here,” he said, adding that the store provides free pickup from downtown offices of items to be shipped. “Area businesses realize they can reduce shipping expenses by sending items via ground service or three-day air service, since two-thirds of the U.S. is no more than two to three shipping days away from Cincinnati.”

        The store is open 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday-Friday and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday.

        Mr. Fager and his wife, Elise,also own the Mail Boxes Etc. store at 11711 Princeton Pike in the Tri-County area. Information: 929-0090.
       

Agency expands medical support

        NORWOOD — Kforce Professional Staffing, a provider of nursing professionals, has added twohealth-related staffing specialties to its roster. It can now supply personnel for medical business offices as well as allied health professionals, or clinicians and technicians who provide direct patient care.

        Kforce's Healthcare office is an approved provider of supplemental staffing services to all area hospitals, nursing homes and physician offices, with coverage from northern Cincinnati throughout Kentucky. Personnel are available for short-term, long-term and permanent placement.

        The Kforce office is at 4750 Wesley Ave. Information: 333-3500 or (877) 884-2900.
       

Wine shop opens in Richwood

        RICHWOOD — Fairway Wine & Spirits, 11059 Clay St., is the newest venture of veteran liquor merchant Jerry Broering. The store, located near the Triple Crown GolfCourse and the new Richwood Shoppes, stocks a variety of liquor, wines and gift baskets. Complimentary tastings are offered on selected items.

        Mr. Broering owned and operated the Newport Liquor Dispensary for 25 years and has owned End of Line Liquors in Fort Wright since 1995.

        Fairway Wine & Spirits is open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday-Thursday and 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday-Saturday. Information: (859) 485-WINE.
       

Bilingual staffing now available

        AC&C Consultants of Mount Adams has added a bilingual staffing component to its services, according to Alfonso Cornejo.

        The human resources consulting firm specializes in the integration of mergers and acquisitions, and works with Tristate companies to ensure that Hispanic employees are incorporated into the work force in a productive way.

        “As the Hispanic population continues to grow, and the need to communicate with them increases exponentially, many companies are reaching the point where they would need at least one bilingual person within their staff,” Mr. Cornejo said. “Now there will be a place where companies can get a very specific staffing service.”

        AC&C seeks and places only those who are fluent in both English and Spanish. Interested individuals are invited to send a resume to AC&C at 625 Eden Park Drive, Suite 875, Cincinnati 45202.

        Information: 768-6531, (fax) 768-6519 or bilingual-jobs@isoc.net

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