Huntington University | Grateful to Engage With & Support This Remarkable Community

As we dive into the excitement of another basketball season, we at LADD Dental Group can’t help but reflect on how grateful we are to be part of the incredible Huntington community. Your energy, spirit, and support inspire us every day, and it’s a true privilege to give back to the town we call home.

This basketball season has been nothing short of amazing! From the opening tip-off to the cheers that echo through the stands, the sense of unity and pride in Huntington is undeniable. The passion and enthusiasm from the players, coaches, students, and fans remind us why we love being part of this vibrant community.

At LADD Dental Group, we’ve been thrilled to support local events like The Triple Shot Challenge and the Smile Cam at Huntington University and to see the joy these moments bring to everyone involved. Engaging with you at games, events, and around town fills us with excitement and motivates us to continue making a positive impact in every way we can.

We can’t wait to see what the rest of the basketball season has in store. Whether it’s buzzer-beater moments or team celebrations, we’re here to cheer alongside you every step of the way. Thank you, Huntington, for welcoming us with open arms and for allowing us to be part of this fantastic community.

Here’s to an incredible season ahead and to the joy of coming together as one team, one family, and one community. Go Huntington!

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