Team The Whole Tooth!!!

Community

We have always had a strong commitment to the Greater Williamsburg community. We feel we are not a part of the community if we are not in the community. All of our Doctors live in the area and have sent or send their children to the local schools. As health professionals we have a responsibility to be leaders in our community and give back to those in need.

All our doctors are volunteers at the Old Town Dental Clinic serving the uninsured and those on Medicaid and Medicare. Drs. Morrison and Murphy have been volunteers here for 15 years. Many of our staff also give up their time every month to volunteer at the clinic. Our staff also support and volunteer at the many VDA Missions of Mercy events throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia.

A large percentage of our staff also participate in the annual Give Kids A Smile (GKAS) event held every February at the Old Town Dental Clinic. Organized by Dr. Morrison with the help of dozens of volunteers, close to 150 children are seen on one day!  Ask us for more details.

Additionally, many of our staff members are active in charitable organizations and events such as the YMCA, civic clubs, churches, schools, sports organizations and other worthy organizations. You just never know when you’ll run into one of our staff around town!

Team The Whole Tooth!!!

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Greetings fellow race fans,

I am writing to you today to inform you of the great progress that team "The Whole Tooth" has made on their stallion of the motoring world. As promised Dr. Morrison, his two sons Frank and Alex along with Dr. Murphy and friends Ronnie Whitehead and Mike Hilton will be representing the Morrison Dental Group in the upcoming Capital Offense race which is part of the 24 Hours of Lemons race series. The race is themed around cars that can cost no more than 500 dollars and have never enjoyed the luxuries acustomed to most racing thoroughbreds. 

Team "The Whole Tooth" has lovingly chosen a less than desireable 1995 Mazda Protege as their charriot in the upcoming race. The death mobile, I mean race car, is currently in the outfitting stages of preparation. The seats have been stripped and a roll cage is on the way, soon enough we will be proud (sort of) to bring it out in public. 

One race fan on the condition of anonymity is quoted as saying "I hope they make it out alive, I have a filling scheduled next month." People just can't control their excitment! 

Check back for future updates on the progress of the restoration/destruction of the little Mazda that could. 

Fans are encouraged to check out The 24 Hours of Lemons site for more information on the race as well as past spectacles of mechanized prowess. 

www.24hoursoflemons.com

Thanks and Happy Motoring!!!

P.S. Check out our facebook page for contests and pics of the beast.