All dressed in blue, gathered at the Electricity Museum, in Lisbon! The 20 best “Dentistas do Bem” are in Mônica Bergamo’s today’s column, on “Folha”! Everybody traveled invited by Oral B and were recieved arms wide open by EDP. The group was clicked by the best Portuguese photographers, Mário Príncipe, that does covers and fashion editorials for “Vogue” magazine:

The picture is wonderful, isn’t it? For those who doesn’t know everybody, here it goes:

1.Hellen Mary Costa da Silva – Rio de Janeiro (RJ)
2. Renata Namen Catapani – Cravinhos (SP)
3. Fábio Bibancos – presidente da TdB
4. Carla Roberta Fey – Florianópolis (SC)
5. Marcos Jordão Napoli – São Paulo (SP)
6. Roberta Suely Siqueira da Silva – Mogi das Cruzes (SP)
7. Maria Madalena de Oliveira Silva – Nova Olímpia (MT)
8. Selma dos Reis Rocha Santos – Curitiba (PR)
9. Luciana Bason Marques – Pindamonhangaba (SP) – Melhor Dentista do Mundo 2011
10. Nícia de Mattos Paranhos Arruda – Igaraçu do Tietê (SP)
11. Marlei de Souza Leite Moreira – Nova Iguaçu (RJ)
12. Sandra Bezerra Silva – Olho d’Água das Flores (AL)
13. Elizabeth Téllez Gómez – Bogotá (Colômbia) – Dentista do Bem Internacional 2011
14. Luiz Roberto dos Santos Scott – São Paulo (SP)
15. Jakeline Dantas Tavares – Pelotas (RS)
16. Leonardo Ganzarolli – vice-presidente da TdB
17. Fátima Pereira Porto – Belo Horizonte (MG)
18. Carmen Cristina Carvalho Falcon – Rio de Janeiro (RJ)
19. Renata Bernini Cancian – Campinas (SP)
20. Daniel Rodrigo Salles – Poços de Caldas (MG)
21. Adriana Papel Dib – Goiânia (GO)
22. Estevom Molica Neto – Campo Grande (MS)

Summarizing. The dentists were photographed by an international photographer from “Vogue”. They were out in one of the most important columns in the country. They didn’t strip, didn’t make a soup opera, didn’t record CD nor were in BBB… They are celebrities because they help thousands of children!

We’re slowly changing the world, aren’t we?

During “Sorriso do Bem”, annual event for TdB’s capacitation and award ceremony, 400 coordinators from the project “Dentista do Bem” developed a work of art designed by the plastic artist Vik Muniz.

For the making was used 1 ton of used toothbrushes and empty toothpaste tubes. The idea was to discuss the impact this products have in the environment.

A poster was produced for exclusive use of TdB. Check out the final result:

If you want to acquire yours, get in touch with us.