Earth day 2020 COVID-19 style

Earth Day 2020 falls on Wednesday, April 22. Celebrating Earth Day 2020 might be a little different from last year as we stay at home. This year we will need to social distance ourselves while enjoying that beautiful, amazing earth of ours. Earth Day also turns 50 this year. By visiting the Official Earth Day 2020 Website, you can learn more about how to flood our digital landscape with Earth Day 2020 action.

Get Outdoors and Play

No matter where you are, you can take action and make a difference. Get outdoors and take a nature walk. Photograph the trees, flowers, and wildlife in your area and share your photos on social media. You can also watch live video events from the Earth Day 2020 website. Just because you are at home, does not mean you can not enjoy the nature that is close to your own home.

Simple Stay At Home Earth Day 2020 Tips

1. Teleconference instead of traveling. If you fly five times per year, those trips are likely to account for 75% of your personal carbon footprint. Right now many are learning how to work from home while still providing amazing customer service and support. So many jobs can be done using teleconference tools which will significantly reduce our business travel needs and requirements. This is great for the environment!
2. Donate your old clothes and home goods instead of throwing them out. Many companies are still able to stop by for a socially distanced porch pick up.
3. Use cloth towels instead of paper ones. This is an easy one right now, because paper towels are very hard to find!
4. Read documents online instead of printing them.
5. If you must print, set your printer to print two-sided.
6. Run your dishwasher only when it’s full.
7. Fix leaky faucets. Many of us have extra time to catch up on household chores and tasks.
8. Turn off lights when you leave the room.
9. Turn off and unplug electronics you’re not using. This includes turning off your computer at night.
10. Conserve water outdoors by only watering your lawn in the early morning or late at night. Use drought-resistant plants in dry areas.

For more simply Earth Day 202 Tips, visit the Official Earth Day Tips Website.

Emergency Appointment

If you need an emergency appointment, you can call us at (972) 351-8555. Our phone number is also found on our main website page. Flower Mound Dental Dr. Wyatt.

About Flower Mound Dental: William E. Wyatt Jr. DSS

Flower Mound Dental: William E. Wyatt Jr. DSS, is here to meet all of your dental needs by providing truly gentle, exceptional dentistry, whether you need a filling, cleaning, whitening, root canal, or any other dental service. Located in Flower Mound, in the Kroger Shopping Center, near Lifetime Fitness, our professional and friendly team will provide you and your entire family with a comfortable and superior dental experience that you won’t find anywhere else. We want you to be comfortable and we want you to bring us your questions and concerns. Our commitment to oral hygiene and your overall wellness results in personalized and comprehensive visits with you to ensure we meet all of your health needs. Dr. Wyatt is a leading professional in his field and takes special care with each person in a calm and inviting atmosphere that will make you feel right at home.

For more information visit www.flowermounddental.com or follow us on Twitter @FloMoDental.

About William E. Wyatt Jr. DSS

When it comes to dental education, you’d be hard-pressed to find anyone more knowledgeable than Dr. Wyatt. Dr. Wyatt is actively involved in many facets of continuing education, participating in dental conferences, symposia, and fellowships. In 1986, he received his Fellowship from the Academy of General Dentistry, which requires at least 500 hours of additional continuing education and the passage of a rigorous written exam. He has studied with some of the most respected dentists in the nation and the world. The Texas State Board of Dental Examiners requires 12 hours of continuing education every year to maintain licensure. Dr. Wyatt regularly averages at least 200 hours per year; 1600% more than he’s legally required to do. This affords him access to the latest technological advances in cosmetic, laser, and restorative dentistry.

Dr. Wyatt has held membership in the following prestigious organizations:

• The American Dental Implant Association
• The Academy of General Dentistry
• The American Association of Cosmetic Dentistry
• Seattle Study Club Dental Business Academy
• The American Dental Institute
• American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry

He is very active in his local community as a featured speaker in the chamber of commerce and other organizations, plus Dr. Wyatt is also a published author on Dental town. Follow Dr. Wyatt on Twitter @DrWilliamWyatt.