HOT! - Dentists Buy-Back Your HALLOWEEN CANDY - Several States, Several Dates - USA

Trick or Treating for Halloween is lots of fun, but too much of a good thing can be bad for your health. In and of itself candy is not bad, but in the large quantities consumed at Halloween, serious harm can result, both in the form of dental decay as well as in contributing to the growing problem of childhood obesity and the onset of medical conditions such as diabetes.

To help parents encourage their children to eat and consume fewer sugary treats, These Dentist offices will pay you to buy-back your candy and will be donated to several charity agencies including our service men and women overseas to provide them with treats that will remind them of home and to thank them for their service to our country.
The Buy-Back Candy program is available to anyone whether or or not your a patient.

Listed below are just a few Dentists taking part in this program, Their sources were taken off of newsmedia webpages off the internet, To find out which dental offices are participating in this program please go to the website near the bottom of this page.

$5.00 DONATION TO CHARITY
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Sally Farzaneh & Associates
212 Charles St.
Waltham, MA
Office will donate $5.00 per pound to American Heart Association

BUY BACK $2.00 PER POUND
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Timberhill Dental
Corvallis, OR
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 02
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Includes a Free toothbrush

BUY BACK $1.00 PER POUND
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Washington Dental
760 W, Washington St
Marquette, MI
Sunday, November 01....1:00 PM - 3:00 PM

Huntington Bay Dental, Huntington, NY
NOVEMBER 2-7
MONDAY - THURS.....9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
FRI & SAT..........9:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Impressions Dental, Chandler, AZ.......................11/02.......4PM-7PM
Wellesley Dental Group,Wellesley, MA...................11/02-13....9AM-1PM
South Natick Dental, 65 Eliot Street, Natick, MA.......11/02-06....9AM-5PM
Accent Dentistry, 20 Mendon St, Bellingham, MA.........11/05.......8AM-6PM
Dr. Leblanc, 2285 Benton Rd, Bossier City, LA..........11/01.......3PM-6PM
Bartram Dental, 130 Gateway Circle - St. Johns, FL.....11/01.......2PM-5PM
Dr. Hagen, 4998 Glenway Avenue, Covedale, OH...........11/02.......3PM-7PM
Dr. Henize, 4723 Cornell Road, Blue Ash, OH............11/02.......3PM-7PM
Dr. Smith and Elliott, 265 Main Street, Florence, KY...11/02.......3PM-7PM

Citracado Dental Group, 500 W. El Norte Parkway, Escondido, CA
San Dieguito Dental, 267 N. El Camino Real, Suite K, Encinitas, CA
Avia Dental Care, 6994 El Camino Real, Suite 108, Carlsbad, CA
Dr. Curtis Chan, 12750 Carmel Country Road, Suite 200, San Diego, CA
Fine Dentistry, 1764 San Diego Ave., San Diego, CA
Dr. Arnold Cutler, 9927 Channel Road, Lakeside, CA
Plaza Dental in West Des Moines, Iowa.

TO FIND A BUY-BACK CANDY DENTIST NEAR YOU CLICK HERE - REQUIRES YOUR ZIPCODE

DENTISTS THAT WOULD LIKE TO PARTICIPATE IN CANDY BUY-BACK PROGRAM - CLICK HERE

OK, so where can we get cheap candy (under $2/lb or preferably under $1/lb)?

Or just wait until Target has its Halloween merchandise 90% off - probably a week from now..

Is this cash? or check?
Any limits?

To each his own, but I find this in poor taste. I love finding deals on this website, but it's one thing to cut into a big corporation's profit margins. It's another thing to take advantage of your local dentist who's trying to help charities, our service men and women, and your community's children.

Go threw the candy--separate out the crap candy corn, individual peanut butter kisses, etc.

Haul that to the dentist, then go buy the 50-75% off good stuff the next day.

"I think the dentist's can afford to "give" to charities without taking kid's candy.
You should see the offices our have. Geez!"

But they won't
we all can afford to give charity but we don't unless for tax exemption

szow79 said: "I think the dentist's can afford to "give" to charities without taking kid's candy.
You should see the offices our have. Geez!"

But they won't
we all can afford to give charity but we don't unless for tax exemption

I agree that this is a marketing ploy, but still there is no reason to abuse it. It's not like dentists make millions.