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Mt. Holly Family Dentistry's Blog
September 8, 2015
For Striaight Teeth Choose Invisalign in Mt. Holly
Could you use a confidence boost? This fall, don't waste your time with crash diets or drugstore hair dye. If crooked teeth are getting in the way of a confident, beautiful smile, you need a little professional help — and your friends at Mt. Holly Family Dentistry have an excellent solution for straight teeth using the Invisalign system.
It may surprise you to know that more adults are choosing braces than ever before. When I say "braces," though, it's probably not what you're thinking — not the kind that gave you nightmares in high school. Today's adult braces are clear, removable trays that straighten teeth faster than traditional metal braces. We've been giving adults the straight smiles they dream about for years using Invisalign — read on to learn more about the process, and if it's right for you.
September 3, 2015
What You Can Do for Excellent Oral Health
Good oral health is something we take for granted. When I'm crunching on an apple (or biting into the occasional big juicy burger), I'm not giving my teeth a second thought — and I'm even in the healthy tooth business. No, it's not until we have a problem with our mouths that we really realize how lucky we are to have strong, healthy, beautiful teeth.
We want to remind you at every opportunity how important it is to care for your teeth while they're healthy, instead of waiting until there's a problem to get serious about brushing, flossing and visiting your dentist. By that point, it may be too late. At your Mt. Holly dental office, we'll never get tired of seeing your healthy, beautiful smile — so keep the following tips in mind and enjoy good oral health for a lifetime.
August 19, 2015
Flossing Helps Keep Your Mouth Clean and Happy
When you brush your teeth (twice a day, we hope), are you also flossing? If the answer is yes, good job! Keep doing what you're doing. If you aren't flossing, you're not doing your mouth any favors. Flossing is one of the most important steps in keeping a healthy mouth. It should always be a part of your daily dental hygiene regimen no matter what. When you wake up in the morning, does your mouth feel a little bit clean or did you bypass brushing and flossing the night before? If you did, does your mouth feel a lot nastier than normal? That's because all those tasty bits of food you enjoyed last night are now caught in between, on and around your teeth. Brushing helps remove most of it, but floss reaches those tiny spaces where said food particles and other bacteria love to hang out. The Mt. Holly Family Dentistry team is headed by the dentist Mr. Holly, NJ calls their own: Dr. William Greenberg.
Flossing can keep your teeth a lot cleaner than you think. Those tiny spaces can keep food particles trapped, and that's what causes some side effects including bad breath. It's time to stop punishing your oral health and give it the care it deserves.
Ready, set, floss!
August 12, 2015
Improve Your Facial Appearance with Fountain of Youth Dentures™– Mt. Holly, NJ
There are a lot of denture wearers in this country. Our elderly population contains the most denture patients, but there are other patients who aren't elderly who have to wear them. Dentures offer great support and dental aesthetics for people who have lost their teeth. However, denture wearers have been known to suffer the effects of facial imbalance, lost volume in the face, and other appearance problems. We don't want you to suffer any longer. At our office in Mt. Holly, NJ, Dr. Williams Greenberg is proud to offer this fantastic service for all of our denture wearers. This blog isn't meant to downplay the importance of dentures, because they are very important for patients with missing teeth. However, this will focus more on the effects dentures can have on a patient's face, and that is what we want to fix. Just because you have to wear dentures doesn't mean you have to suffer from the effects it can have on your face. Dr. Greenberg is the dentist Burlington County can trust.
August 10, 2015
Hide Your Smile No More, With Six Month Smiles — Mt. Holly, NJ
A straight smile isn't something that's reserved for celebrities and rich people. There are a lot of patients just like you who want a straight smile. A straight smile is not only beautiful, it also is easy on the eyes and can give anyone who has one a lot of confidence. Confidence is a good thing to have whether you're out and about or in the office. People listen to a confident person, and confident people know how to get things done. Having a straight smile can help you have all the confidence in the world. Long gone are the days of metal braces being the only way to get a straight smile. Now, there are many alternatives to traditional orthodontics, including a state-of-the-art system called Six Month Smiles. Our office in Mt. Holly, NJ wants you to take advantage of this fantastic system that can deliver excellent results in only six months. Dr. Greenberg is the cosmetic dentist Mt. Holly, NJ residents can trust to get their smiles looking fantastically straight.
July 17, 2015
Mt. Holly, NJ family dentist stresses the importance of fighting bad breath
Mt. Holly, NJ family Dentistry suggests ways to fight bad breath. Sometimes related to food habits or poor oral hygiene, bad breath, also called halitosis, may signify a health problem. Read some ways to fight halitosis.
Have you ever been told you have bad breath? It's embarrassing, isn't it? Your Mt. Holly family dentists, Doctors H. William Greenberg, Julie J. Ko-Kim, Adam Cygler, and Vrishali Govitirkar want to spare you that kind of predicament. They also want your oral health and overall well-being to be at its absolute best. As such, they educate their patients all about bad breath, or halitosis, what it may mean and how to prevent it.
Bad breath may be related to habits
Our lifestyles can give us halitosis. Aromatic foods such as garlic and onions stick to the soft tissues of the mouth and also are inhaled into the lungs. People exhale their vapors for days. Other dietary habits leading to bad breath include not eating frequently enough or being poorly hydrated. Drinking at least 8 glasses of water daily enhances saliva production, allowing the mouth to self-rinse food particles and odor-causing plaque.
Of course, one of the worse bad breath offenders is tobacco. Smoking cigarettes and chewing tobacco causes many well-known health problems, plus it contributes to gum disease which, when left untreated, causes serious bad breath.
Other factors may cause bad breath
Your Burlington County dentist will tell you that xerostomia causes bad breath. Xerostomia is dry mouth. When oral mucosa lacks sufficient saliva, breath smells strong and unpleasant. Xerostomia comes from:
- snoring
- medications
- certain health conditions
- sore throats
- postnasal drip
- gastroesophageal reflux disease or GERD
Your 08060 dentist can help you fight bad breath
Doctors H. Greenberg, Ko-Kim, Cygler and Govitirkar recommend several strategies to combat halitosis. Most are easier to adopt than you may think.
Stop smoking or using tobacco. Your breath with thank you and so will your overall health. Speak to your Mt. Holly, NJ family dentists about ways to kick the habit.
Limit aromatic foods. While onions and garlic are good for you. think about when and how often you consume them.
Hydrate. Drink plenty of water, and eat breath cleansing foods such as strawberries, celery and other hard-textured fruits and vegetables.
Brush your teeth twice a day, and floss each day. This healthy habit controls plaque and the germs it contains. The same applies to dentures. Mouthwash is nice, but not really necessary to maintain fresh breath unless your Mt. Holly, NJ family dentist recommends a special kind.
Also, brush all soft tissues, including the roof of the mouth, cheeks, gums and the tongue. Because of its bumpy and sometimes grooved surface, the tongue requires extra brushing. Some 08060 dentists may recommend an implement called a tongue scraper to get it extra-clean and odor-free.
Treat gum disease. If your Burlington County dentist says you need periodontal scaling, get it done. Gum pockets hold destructive bacteria, causing gum and bone recession, tooth loosening and loss and yes, halitosis.
Get a check-up with your primary care physician. A physical condition outside the mouth could cause halitosis.
Why not begin fighting bad breath now?
Call Mt. Holly Dentistry today to set-up your six-month exam and cleaning appointment. It's a great time to ask one of the doctors or hygienists for additional ways to keep teeth and gums healthy and breath fresh, too.
July 16, 2015
Emergency Dentistry Services You Can Count On In Mt. Holly
When an emergency arises, we want you to be prepared. We also want you to know that you have our team in your corner whenever a dental emergency happens. Drs. H. William Greenberg, Julie Ko-Kim, Adam Cygler and Vrishali Govitrikar are here whenever any type of dental emergency pops up. Our Mt. Holly, NJ office is well-equipped to handle any kind of dental emergency, which is why our office is open late four nights a week just in case the unexpected happens. Time, as they say, is extremely important during an emergency and can often be the difference between saving and replacing a tooth. Our family dentists take your oral health very seriously and they know how detrimental any dental emergency can be for your mouth and your psyche. We want you to know that you don't have to fight this alone, and that our team is at the ready for a dental emergency.
July 14, 2015
Your Mt. Holly, NJ family dentist combines modern techniques, compassion and whole person wellness
What's the best way to choose a Mt. Holly, NJ family dentist? The American Dental Association outlines several key items to look for, and all of them are at the offices of Mt Holly Family Dentistry.
Doctors H. William Greenburg, Julie J. Ko-Kim, Adam Cygler and Vrishali Govitrikar combine varied backgrounds to achieve compassionate patient care for the entire family. They invite you to look into their website, read and listen to online testimonials and to come to the 08060 dentist's office to discuss your concerns and goals.
Your best Mt. Holly, NJ family dentist is highly-skilled
Your family deserves precise dental care. From basic exams, x-rays and cleanings to restorations such as crowns and dental implants to cosmetic improvements such as teeth whitening and veneers, your best Mt. Holly, NJ family dentist will evaluate the health of your teeth and gums and even address whole health issues such as sleep apnea, snoring, headaches and orthodontics.
Diagnostic tools, materials and most of all, skill and credentials, should be up-to-date. Look for membership in professional associations such as the American Academy of General Dentistry and the American Dental Association. Dentists should participate in advanced training such as at the Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies.
Your best 08060 family dentist stresses availability and comfort
Be sure your new 08060 dentist has plenty of treatment hours, including evenings, to accommodate busy family schedules. Ask about fees, payment schedules and accepted Mt. Holly, NJ dental insurance plans. When a dental emergency arises, who is available to respond quickly and personally to your need?
Additionally, tour theoffices. Are the treatment rooms comfortable and inviting with patient amenities such as TVs? Is the staff open to questions, and do they emphasize patient teaching? Your best Mt. Holly Family dentist must offer sedation dentistry to relax and control discomfort.
Your best Mt. Holly, NJ family dentist delivers a wide range of services
Just as each patient, whether child, teen adult or senior adult, has varying oral and systemic needs, the family dentist you select must be prepared to fully address those issues.
Preventive services should include:
- exams, digital x-rays and other imaging, and hygienic cleanings
- periodontal treatment for gingivitis and advanced gum disease
- oral cancer screenings
- modern tools such as DIAGNOdent lasers and intraoral cameras to diagnose and treat decay
- bite checks
- mouthguards for bruxism, sports and snoring
Restorative services should include:
- natural-looking full and partial dentures
- porcelain crowns
- fixed bridgework
- dental implant restorations
- tooth-colored fillings
Cosmetic services should include:
- orthodontic options such as Invisalign clear aligners or Six-month Smiles
- in-office and at-home teeth whitening
- composite resin bonding
- complete smile makeovers
- cosmetic work previews such as Smile Vision
Contact Mt. Holly Dentistry to explore their popular dental practice
Don't hesitate to contact Doctors Greenburg, Ko-Kim, Cygler and Govitrikar for a personal appointment to discuss their services and practice philosophy. They will be answer your questions and to get you and your loved ones on track for excellent dental health.
June 25, 2015
Sleep Apnea Help in Mt. Holly, NJ
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) effects millions of Americans every year, but CPAP therapy may not be the only solution. Many OSA sufferers notice significant relief by using a small dental appliance. If you suffer from OSA, a visit to the dental team at Mt. Holly Family Dentistry may do you more good than an appointment with a sleep specialist. Find out more about sleep apnea therapy from Mt. Holly Family Dentistry today. Call to schedule a consolation or an appointment for any of our other dental health care services with one of our skilled dental professionals.
Sleep Apnea Signs and Symptoms
Patients who suffer from sleep apnea exhibit a wide range of symptoms, and can be misdiagnosed for years. Seek sleep apnea care if you have one or more of the following symptoms:
- Excessive tiredness throughout the day
- Inability to remain alert or pay attention
- Loud, continual snoring
- Cessation of breathing during sleep
- Frequently awakening during the night or trouble staying asleep
- Awakening short of breath
- Dry mouth, sore threat, or headache in the morning
While mild or moderate occurrences of these warning signs may not be indicative of OSA, see a physician if snoring wakes you or others from sleep, if you wake frequently unable to catch your breath, or your daytime sleepiness causes you to fall asleep at inappropriate times.
Sleep Apnea Left Untreated
Those who suffer from OSA without treatment are more likely to develop numerous chronic illnesses such as:
- Elevated blood pressure
- Heart failure or arrhythmia
- Diabetes
- Stroke
- Depression
As you sleep, your body is able to do the work of memory consolidation, cell regeneration, and other bodily healing and repair. Thus, when you don't get enough sleep, you begin to feel confused and have poor memory because your mind doesn't have the chance to properly organize and store the events of the previous day. This can contribute to developing depression or ADHD. Other diseases common among long time OSA sufferers are the result of lack of cell regeneration, and excessive strain without repair time.
CPAP Treatment
You may think that sleep apnea is only treatable with Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) therapy. While this is an effective treatment for both obstructive and central sleep apnea, many patients find it difficult to adjust to sleeping with CPAP machines in place. CPAP consists of a machine that continually pumps air into the mouth and throat through a facial mask. This air ensures that your sleep will be unobstructed. If you have obstructive sleep apnea, there may be a better option.
Snore Guards in Mt. Holly, NJ
A small dental appliance, sometimes called snore guards, can be used to open your airway as you sleep. These small oral appliances move the jaw forward and the tongue away from the back of the throat. This shift in positioning removes the blockage that leads to sleep apnea, letting you rest peacefully throughout the night.
Find Out More
If you want to know more about how Mt. Holly Family Dentistry can help you overcome sleep apnea, call to schedule an appointment today. Our convenient Mt. Holly, NJ practice welcomes patients from surrounding areas including Westampton, Hainesport, Lumberton, Springfield, and Pemberton.
May 24, 2015
Teeth Whitening for a Bright Summer Smile in Mt. Holly, NJ
Summer is just around the corner, so now is the perfect time to get your smile ready for the good times ahead. Whether you're planning to take the family to Philly for an educational visit to Independence Hall and a photo op in front of the Liberty Bell, or a vacation on the Jersey shore building sand castles and finding seashells, you want to freely share a smile that reflects your happiness. Come to Mt. Holly Family Dentistry in Mt. Holly, NJ, for teeth whitening and your smile will be as brilliant as the summer sun.
As people age, their teeth tend to become stained and discolored for a variety of reasons, not the least of which is the age old aging process itself. Other reasons are:
- Some of our favorite foods and beverages, such as chocolate, tomatoes, carrots, blueberries, coffee, tea, cola and red wine
- Chips and cracks in teeth that hide stains from food particles and other debris
- Teeth grinding and clenching, which tends to darken teeth's biting edges
- Certain medications, such as the antibiotic tetracycline
- Smoking and chewing tobacco
- Traumatic injury
Teeth Whitening for You
At Mt. Holly Family Dentistry, we have used an at-home teeth whitening system for several years. Our at home tray system uses a professional grade gel that is safe and effective. The custom made tray, which fits snuggly over your teeth is what makes this teeth whitening work well. The gel is held against your teeth where it works without being diluted with saliva or running out into your mouth. Your Mt. Holly dentist will instruct you on how to wear your trays, but typically they are worn for one or two hours every day for 2-3 weeks, possibly longer for stubborn teeth stains.
Call Our Office Today
To have a whiter smile this summer, call Mt. Holly Family Dentistry today and schedule an appointment for teeth whitening. We serve patients from Mt. Holly, NJ, as well as from Westampton, Hainesport, Lumberton, Springfield, Pemberton, and the neighboring areas.


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Martin Elbourne
Creative Director, Co-Founder,
Glastonbury Festival / The Great Escape, UK
Ted Ellis
Harbour Media Partners
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Director for A&R,
Imagem Music Publishing, USA
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Head of Business Development,
Tunestars, Canada
Samantha Everts
Artist Consultant,
YouRockRed, Canada
Bob Ezrin
Nimbus School of Recording Arts Ltd., Canada
Cristina Fernandes
Owner & Publicist,
Listen Harder Music Publicity, Canada
Jodie Ferneyhough
CCS Rights Management, Canada
Mike Fiebach
Fame House, USA
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Executive Director,
Folk Alliance International, USA
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Music Programmer,
CBC Music, Canada
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New Zealand Music Commission, New Zealand
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SIVA Group / Sync Summit, USA
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The Feldman Agency, Canada
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Chief Executive Officer,
Kilimanjaro Live Ltd, UK
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AM Only, USA
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Embrace, Canada
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Madison House, Inc., Canada
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Snr Executive VP, Public Policy & Industry Relations,
RIAA - Recording Industry Association of America, USA
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Jake Gold
The Management Trust, Canada
Richard Gottehrer
Founder & Chief Creative Officer,
The Orchard (NY), USA
David Grice
Managing Director,
Musitec Ltd, Australia
Rob Gross
Marketing Director,
Dine Alone, USA
Michael Gudinski
Managing Director,
Frontier Touring Company - Albert Park, Australia
Phil Gumbley
Director Operations,
FACTOR, Canada
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Festival Booker,
Only Much Louder Entertainment, India
Alex Hackford
Senior Artists & Repertoire,
Sony Computer Entertainment America, Canada
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Music Supervisor,
Little Ears Music, USA
Mary Catherine Harris
A&R / Marketing,
Harris and Wolff, Canada
Mark Harrison
President & CEO,
TrojanOne (re: Canadian Sponsorship Forum), Canada
Ron Harwood
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David Hayman
Music Supervisor,
Supersonic Creative, Canada
David Hazan
DLH Marketing, USA
Larry Heath
Founder and Editor-in-Chief,
The AU Review/ The Iris, Australia
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President & CEO,
Music Canada, Canada
Brian Hetherman
Cerberus Artist Management, Canada
Martin Hewett
Music Licensing Manager,
Sony Computer Entertainment Europe, UK
Susan Heymann
General Manager, Touring,
Chugg Entertainment, Australia
Joel C High
Creative Control Entertainment, USA
Erik Hoffman
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Live Nation Canada, Canada
Maureen Holloway
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CILQ-FM (107.1) Q107, Canada
Jeong Yong Hong
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MU:CON, Korea
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CCS Rights Management, Canada
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Dick Huey
Toolshed, USA
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DMDS/YANGAROO Inc., Canada
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Crispin Hunt Ltd, UK
Christine Hunter
Entertainment Manager,
Shambhala Music Festival, Canada
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Director of Music Supervision and Licensing,
The Eggplant Stereo, Canada
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Cyber PR, USA
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Editor, Music Business Worldwide (MBW),
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National Music Publishers Association NMPA, USA
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Managing Director,
Mushroom Music Publishing, Australia
Ralph James
The Agency Group, Canada
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Morning Show Host,
CHBM-FM (Boom 97.3), Canada
Peter Jenner
Manager /MD,
Sincere Management, UK
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CIMA Canadian Independent Music Association (formerly CIRPA), Canada
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Downtown Music Publishing, USA
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Int'l Dept. Head,
Creativeman Productions Co., Ltd. & Summersonic, Japan
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International Dpt, PR, Marketing & Research,
Creativeman Productions, Japan
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Milk & Honey, USA
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The Feldman Agency, Canada
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Republic Live, Canada
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YouTube, USA
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MU:CON, Korea
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Open ROAD/RGK Entertainment Group, Canada
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Elias Arts, USA
Adam Kreeft
The Agency Group, Canada
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VP Talent Canada,
Live Nation Canada, Canada
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Coalition Music, Canada
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Association of Electronic Music UK
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SiriusXM Canada, Canada
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Celebrity Access, USA
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40 Acres and a Mule Filmworks, USA
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G7 Entertainment Marketing, USA
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Goldenvoice / AEG Live / Coachella, USA
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Lemmon Entertainment, Canada
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Planetary Group, USA
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Border City Media, Inc., USA
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SOCAN, Canada
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New York Music Pool, USA
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Small World Music
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Song Stew, USA
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FACTOR, Canada
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TM Music Supervision, USA
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Music Glue, UK
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Crowdtorch by Cvent, USA
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Sounds Australia, AUSTRALIA
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RBC Bluesfest, Canada
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Pandora, USA
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NYU Steinhardt, USA
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AM to FM Promotions, Canada
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Ticketfly Canada, Canada
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Alpine Mastering, Canada
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Reservoir, USA
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Coalition for Music Education in Canada - Music Makes Us, Canada
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Stingray, Canada
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Billboard, USA
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Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment Inc. MLSE, Canada
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ReverbNation, USA
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Fresh Island Festival, Croatia
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Scorekeepers Music, USA
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StubHub, Canada
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Future Of Music Coalition, USA
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SACEM Société des Auteurs Compositeurs et Editeurs de Musique, France
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Maverick Music, Canada
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Indie88, Canada
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Arts & Crafts, Canada
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PledgeMusic, USA
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Rdio, Inc., USA
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Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA), Australia
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Kickstarter, USA
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Use Music Better, USA
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Ole, USA
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Sound Diplomacy, UK
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Riverfest Elora, Canada
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Good Ear Music Supervision, USA
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BMG Chrysalis, USA
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Summerfest, USA
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Greg Simpson Music Services, Canada
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WME Entertainment, USA
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Six Shooter Records, Canada
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Pollstar, USA
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Ticketmaster, USA
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Beam Suntory, Canada
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Law Office of Greg Somers, Canada
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Dine Alone Records/Bedlam Music, Canada
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VP, Business Affairs & Operations,
DMP Group
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Grey Worldwide, USA
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Co-Founder & CEO,
Gregg Stewart
Director, Music Marketing Strategy & MuchFACT,
Bell Media, Canada
Justin Stockman
VP Specialty Channels,
Bell Media, Canada
Cameron Strang
Chairman & CEO,
Warner/Chappell Music & Warner Bros. Records, USA
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DMD Entertainment, Canada
Veronica Syrtash
VP, Legal & Business Affairs,
CMRRA -Canadian Musical Reproduction Rights Agency, Canada
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Music Sector Development Film & Entertainment Industries,
City of Toronto - Economic Development & Culture, Canada
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TicketMaster Canada Ltd., Canada
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Gary Taylor Management Co/CMW, Canada
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The Globe and Mail, Canada
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VP Public Affairs,
Music Canada, Canada
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Music Managers Forum MMF, Canada
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Thomson Gabriele Ollunga LLP, USA
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President & Chief Executive Officer,
Ontario Media Development Corp. OMDC, Canada
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Culture Crash, USA
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Inter Alia Law, Canada
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Last Gang Records, Canada
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DJ Times, USA
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Believe Digital Canada Inc., Canada
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Bestival and Bestival Toronto, UK
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CH Music Investments, USA
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Radio Promoter,
Lauren Tutty Promotions, Canada
Kevin Unger
zipDJ Inc., Canada
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Director of International Music Licensing, Google Play,
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PromoOnly Promotions, USA
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Cornman Music, USA
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Secret City Records, Canada
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RCA Records, USA
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DEV Advisors, USA
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|27 Ene 1976
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|31 Dic 1974
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|31 Dic 1974
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|Stephen L. Snyder
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|Snyder Stephen Louis
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This invention relates to releasable connector devices for coupling parachute risers to a body harness.
Manually releasable connector devices between parachute risers and the body harness are well known components of a parachute assembly, whereby the chutist may release the canopy from the harness once a safe landing is made. Such connector devices are often cumbersome and bulky by reason of structure deemed necessary for a reliable coupling capable of being promptly but not unintentionally uncoupled. Aside from the cost involved in making such connector devices, a safety hazard has been associated therewith in that the connector device is often apt to be caught on some projection or line in view of the tight quarters through which a chutist must move in preparation for and prior to a jump. It is therefore an important object of the present invention to provide a relatively simple, compact and inexpensive connector device that nevertheless forms a reliable coupling capable of being promptly uncoupled.
In accordance with the present invention a pair of buckle rings are anchored by coupling loops to a body harness and riser straps of a parachute assembly for threadedly receiving a flexible loop extension of the riser straps in order to form the connector device. A laterally inserted pin assembly engages the loop extension on one side of the buckle rings within terminal loop and pin receiving portions thereof to hold the connector device locked. The locking pin assembly is anchored to a folded web cover protectively enclosing the connector device in its coupled condition. The cover is held closed by fastener means that is released to open the cover upon grasping of a kbob formation on the cover. The locking pin assembly is thereby withdrawn with the opened cover to uncouple the connector device.
These together with other objects and advantages which will become subsequently apparent reside in the details of construction and operation as more fully hereinafter described and claimed, reference being had to the accompanying drawings forming a part hereof, wherein like numerals refer to like parts throughout.
FIG. 1 is a front elevation view showing the releasable connector device of the present invention installed.
FIG. 2 is a front elevation view similar to FIG. 1 showing the connector device in a first stage of uncoupling.
FIG. 3 is an enlarged side section view taken substantially through a plane indicated by section line 3--3 in FIG. 2.
FIGS. 4 and 5 are side section views showing the riser connector device in different stages of uncoupling.
FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a release assembly separated from the connector device.
Referring now to the drawings in detail, FIG. 1 illustrates a typical installation for a pair of releasable connector devices 10 between the body harness 12 on a chutist 14 and the riser straps 16 through which the chutist is suspended from the canopy suspension lines of a deployed parachute. The chutist may uncouple the devices 10 by simply grasping the knob formations 18 to unfasten and withdraw the release assemblies 20 which protectively enclose the associated connector devices.
With reference to FIGS. 2 and 3, each connector device 10 couples the body harness 12 through a coupling loop 22 to the riser sraps 16 and straps a pair of rigid buckle rings 24 and 26. The larger of the buckle rings 24 is anchored to the body harness by the coupling loop 22 while the other buckle ring 26 is anchored to the riser straps by a coupling loop 28 formed at the coupling end of the riser straps by suitable fastenings such as the stitching 30 through the web fabric of the riser straps. The stitching 30 in the illustrated embodiment also positions the coupling loop 28 in operative relation to a considerably longer, flexible loop extension 32 connected to or made integral with the material of the riser straps. The loop extension includes a portion that is threaded through the buckle rings 24 and 26 to form a terminal loop 34 projecting from one planar side of the buckle ring 24. An unthreaded portion of the loop extension extends between stitching or fastening 36 and the riser straps. Stitching 38 placed in spaced relation to stitching 36 along the unthreaded portion of the loop extension, forms a lock receiving opening 40.
With the riser straps longitudinally aligned with the anchor loop 22 of the body harness, the loop extension 32 is serially threaded through the buckle rings 24 and 26 and then threaded through the buckle ring 24 a second pass so that the terminal loop 34 projects from the same planar side of buckle ring 24 from which the threaded portion of the loop extension is initially inserted. The terminal loop 34 and opening 40 between stitching 36 and 38 are thereby aligned for reception of a pair of spaced prongs or pins 42. The prongs 42 interconnected by a base section 44 are laterally inserted or withdrawn from the loop extension 32 to form a releasable locking means that is anchored by a coupling loop 46 to the release assembly 20 as more clearly seen in FIG. 6.
As shown in FIGS. 2 and 6, the release assembly 20 includes a folded cover web 48 to which the knob formatiom 18 is secured at one longitudinal end on an externally facing surface. The cover web is folded at 50, 52, 54, 56 and 58 as more clearly seen in FIG. 6, to form sides of a rectangle protectively enclosing the buckle rings 24 and 26 and the loop extension 32 threaded therethrough. The locking prongs 42 are anchored to the inside surface of the cover web 48 by the coupling loop 46 at fold corner 54. Fasteners in the form of "Velcro" pads 60 and 62 are secured to the inside surface of the cover web to hold the associated sections of the cover web releasably fastened to overlapping sections on which "Velcro" pads 64 and 66 are secured. Smooth surfaced liner pads 68, 70 and 72 are secured to the inside surface of the cover web for contact with the buckle rings and loop extension.
With the loop extension 32 threaded through the buckle rings 24 and 26 as shown in FIG. 3, and the locking prongs inserted laterally relative to the longitudinal direction along which tensile forces are transmitted between the coupling loop 22 and riser straps 16. The cover web 48 which is properly positioned on one lateral side of the connector device by the locking prongs to which it is coupled, is folded over the connected device so that the knob formation. 18 projects from the opposite side. The cover web is held in protective enclosing relation to the connector device by the "Velcro" fastener pads and may be readily "peeled" open by grasping the knob formation within easy reach of the chutist, before the locking prongs are withdrawn.
Upon withdrawal of the locking prongs 42, the connector device uncouples under the tensile forces in the riser straps as illustrated in FIGS. 4 and 5.
The foregoing is considered as illustrative only of the principles of the invention. Further, since numerous modifications and changes will readily occur to those skilled in the art, it is not desired to limit the invention to the exact construction and operation shown and described, and accordingly all suitable modifications and equivalents may be resorted to, falling within the scope of the invention.
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|9 Feb 1976
|21 Jun 1977
|Rodriguez Jose E
|Canopy release activating device for parachutes
|17 Ene 1979
|21 Abr 1981
|Parachutes Australia Pty. Ltd.
|Harness release mechanism
|27 Jul 1979
|21 Jul 1981
|Spinks Ray E
|Parachute canopy suspension line release device and method
|4 Dic 1979
|6 Jul 1982
|Booth William R
|Means for releasably attaching strands
|15 Jun 1983
|7 Ene 1986
|Jeswine William W
|Release mechanism
|6 May 1987
|4 Abr 1989
|Fetsko Thomas M
|Grommet and connector link protector shield
|6 Abr 1998
|30 Nov 1999
|Smith; Rebecca G.
|Buckle guard and garment laundering method
|24 Sep 1998
|2 May 2000
|William R. Booth
|Parachute release apparatus and method
|7 Oct 1998
|26 Dic 2000
|Rhodes; David Meritt
|Quick release apparatus
|30 Jun 2000
|7 May 2002
|David Meritt Rhodes
|Quick release apparatus for constrained animals
|28 Ago 2000
|13 Ago 2002
|Steven V. Lawyer
|Single release system
|18 Oct 2000
|30 Sep 2003
|William R. Booth
|Parachute deployment system and method
|22 Dic 2003
|10 Ene 2006
|Aerodyne International
|Safety device for parachute canopy
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|27 Jun 2006
|Hagloef Boerje
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|12 Abr 2011
|Strong Enterprises
|Parachute deployment line and cut knife
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|The United States Of America As Represented By The Secretary Of The Army
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|2 Ago 2011
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|Quick release garment
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|6 Dic 2011
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|12 Ene 2009
|13 Dic 2011
|Adam Slank
|Strap assembly with quick release arrangement
|22 Mar 2011
|3 Abr 2012
|The United States Of America As Represented By The Secretary Of The Army
|Flexible connection and release device and method
|5 Feb 2007
|23 Jul 2013
|Eagle Industries Unlimited, Inc.
|Quick release garment
|22 Dic 2003
|6 Ene 2005
|Michel Auvray
|Safety device for parachute canopy
|15 Nov 2002
|31 Mar 2005
|Borje Haglof
|Arrangement of a strap with a slidable ring-shaped holder
|8 Jun 1982
|3 Feb 1983
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|13 Abr 2000
|David Meritt Rhodes
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|21 Sep 2001
|28 Mar 2002
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- Satheesh N
- Lives in Bengalooru
- 6 Reviews
"Not upto the mark & average stay"
- Posted May 22, 2015
It was an official visit. From 15-03-2015 to 17-03- 2015. I tried in hotel Greenpark, normally I stay there. But no availability this time. This hotel is very close to railway station just walk able. Hotel is OK. Not up-to the mark. Stranded rooms are very big, but toilets are very small. Breakfast was complimentary but interesting thing that was not buffet system. Everyday the manager will say tomorrow will be buffet. Today number of guest are very few. He started repeating till we leaving the hotel.More » « Less
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- Nishil k
- Lives in Adoor
- 4 Reviews
"Goog hotel with good staff"
- Posted Oct 13, 2014
This hotel is a very good and the staff are very good behaving, hotel location is good, food also very good and room services is good. Good location and hotel staff is are very good and there service is also very good, the rent of this hotel very low.More » « Less
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- 4 votes
- Venkatesh
- 1 Review
"Well located & nearby to railways ; good hotel"
- Posted Sep 11, 2014
It looks good inside and out and was located conveniently at just 5 minutes walking distance from the railway station. Staff were friendly, room was spacious and well maintained. There was no delay in check-in and check-out procedure. Food served at this hotel was good. They have activities here. Hotel can be more hygienic.More » « Less
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- 3 votes
- Babu
- 1 Review
"Situated in a prominent location ; good staff"
- Posted Sep 11, 2014
Hotel was situated in a prominent location and was near to railway station. Appearance of the hotel was nice but the room was only okay. Staff were good. There was no swimming pool at the hotel but it was quite comfortable. It was good value for money.More » « Less
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- Lijumon
- 1 Review
"Appearance was average and value for money"
- Posted Sep 9, 2014
The location was good and surrounding was also good. The location was conveniently located and there was no problem in finding because it is near to Bus Stop and Railway Station. From Railway Station it takes 5 minutes drives. The staff behaviour was okay and helpful. The apperance was average. The room was neat, clean and well-maintain with all the working amenities but there was no view. The food was also good. There was no delay in check-in and check-out process. It was upto the mark and not very much value for money but can be recommendable to others.More » « Less
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- Digvijay
- Lives in Pune
- 1 Review
"Good service and appearance"
- Posted Aug 23, 2014
It was conveniently located and no difficulty to reach the hotel. Staff behaviour was good. Service was also good. Appearance of the hotel was good. Room was spacious, neat, clean and well maintained. All amenities were in working condition. No problem with car parking. Food quality was good. It was marriage trip with family. It was value for money.More » « Less
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- Ramachandra s Mallya
- Lives in Bangalore
- 1 Review
"A costly hotel with average room service"
- Posted Aug 19, 2014
The hotel I stayed was right opposite to the Railway Station. I can find a shopping mall near to the hotel. The hotel appearance was not so good but the staff behaviour was so professional. The room was spacious but room service was very poor. All the amenities were available and it was working properly. The food was good they provided both veg and non-veg. I did not experience any of the activities in the hotel. The check-in and check out process was easy and done quickly. Overall, the experience was good and value for the money I spent but it is little costly for that small town. I will recommend it to others.More » « Less
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- Ram kumar
- 1 Review
"Helpful staff & good ambiance; no activities"
- Posted Aug 2, 2014
The hotel is conveniently located to travel. The services from staff were helpful and very friendly. The ambiance of the hotel was good. The room was convenient with all functioning amenities. There were no activities held by the hotel. It was an official trip.More » « Less
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- Anil kumar
- 3 Reviews
"Impressed by the service of the staff"
- Posted Jul 31, 2014
Our stay in Malabar Residency on our way to Mookambika, made us stay there on our way back as well. The rooms were very comfortable and the restaurant was excellent. We enjoyed the complementary breakfast which was sumptuous and very tasty. We appreciate the way they responded to our call asking for rooms on our way back and the way they provided the rooms in the middle of the night.More » « Less
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- Harish
- 1 Review
"Location is good with a spacious room"
- Posted Jul 31, 2014
Room was spacious neat and clean and all the basic amenities were in working condition. Appearance of the hotel was good. All the complimentary were in good condition. Location was good near to bus stand and railway station and easily found it. Overall experience was valuable. Staff were good and quick in service. There was no view from the room. Food was good and activities were not there in hotel. No delay in check-in and check-out. Sightseeing trip was not arranged. It was with my family in the month of July. No suggestion to the hotel. Destination was value for money and it is recommendable.More » « Less
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Malabar Residency Overview
Malabar Residency is located in Kannur, Kerala. The hotel is 115 km away from Calicut airport and 0.5 km from Kannur railway station. The hotel offers sightseeing facilities for the travellers.
Rooms and Amenities at Malabar Residency
The hotel has 26 rooms. Of which, 5 are Single rooms, 15 Double rooms, 4 Deluxe rooms and 2 Suites. All the rooms are well furnished with all modern facilities. The hotel has fine in-house multi cuisine restaurant for the guests. The Grand Plaza is the restaurant which serves traditional Malabar dishes, Indian and continental dishes.
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