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FREMONT, Calif., Dec. 8, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Nuvia Dental Implant Center has officially opened its newest location in Fremont, California, bringing its groundbreaking Permanent Teeth in 24 Hours process to the Bay Area.

This expansion marks another step forward in Nuvia's mission to help more people across the U.S. reclaim their confident smile, their health, and their lives through permanent, life-changing smiles.

At the new Fremont center, patients can now receive fully customized zirconia teeth just 24 hours after surgery — without the months of waiting or temporary dentures that come with traditional implant methods.

Making Permanent Smiles Accessible in the Bay Area

For decades, people with missing or failing teeth have had to settle for slow, uncomfortable, or temporary fixes. Nuvia changes that. Each Nuvia center is built to handle every step of the journey under one roof — combining:

By bringing all these experts and technologies together, Nuvia is able to deliver fast, predictable, and permanent results — so patients can wake up from surgery and return the next day for a brand-new, permanent set of teeth.

Meeting a Growing Need For Permanent Teeth Across Northern California

Every day, thousands of Californians live with the frustration of dentures, partials, or teeth that just don't feel like their own.

The new Fremont location will make it easier for patients from San Jose, Oakland, and the greater Bay Area to access Nuvia's permanent solution — one designed to look, feel, and function like natural teeth for life.

Consistency and Results You Can Trust

In 2024, Nuvia's treatment success rate reached 99.18%, surpassing the national averages reported in large-scale implant studies. Every Nuvia center operates with the same high standards, technology, and safety protocols — ensuring every patient, in every city, receives the same level of exceptional care and results.

The Fremont center joins Nuvia's growing network of state-of-the-art facilities across the country — helping more people finally say goodbye to dentures and hello to permanent confidence.

About Nuvia Dental Implant Center

Nuvia Dental Implant Center in Fremont, CA focuses exclusively on full mouth dental implant cases, using a proprietary process that delivers permanent zirconia teeth 24 hours after surgery. With an in-house lab, a three-provider approach, and advanced 3D planning, Nuvia provides a fast, safe path to lasting smiles — no temporaries, no long delays, and no guesswork.

To find out if you may be a candidate for Permanent Teeth in 24 Hours, take the 60-second quiz atnuviasmiles.com.

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The annual award is given to the nation's most accomplished young visual, literary and performing artists, according to YoungArts.

FREMONT, CA — A Fremont high schooler has been recognized nationally for her work as a writer, joining a network of other accomplished artists, according to a nonprofit foundation.

Anika Mangla, a senior at Irvington High School, was selected in November as a 2026 YoungArts winner.

"For me, the recognition affirmed that writing which grapples with identity, gender, culture, and difficult truths has a place in the broader literary conversation, even when it’s uncomfortable or deeply personal," Mangla told Patch.

Mangla is a poet whose work highlights political issues, activism and cultural silence, according to YoungArts, The National Foundation for the Advancement of Artists. Her work examines how power, policy and voice shape lived experience, according to the nonprofit.

Her spoken word poetry draws from themes of lineage and girlhood to challenge systems that marginalize communities and to elevate stories often excluded from public discourse," according to the nonprofit. "Through performance and public-facing work, she uses language as a tool for civic engagement, believing poetry can influence dialogue and inspire collective action."

YoungArts is a nonprofit that "recognizes exceptional young talent across artistic disciplines and affirms their pursuit of a professional life in the arts" through its yearly awards.

Winners, such as Mangla, join a community of artists who receive creative and professional development support throughout their careers, in addition to financial support and mentorships.

"Being named a YoungArts Writing with Distinction winner was especially meaningful because of how selective and layered the process is," Mangla said. "YoungArts submissions are reviewed through multiple rounds by panels of accomplished writers, and only a small group of winners are selected nationally each year."

Mangla was also named the 2025 Alameda County Youth Poet Laureate and a 2025 International Slam Champion. She recently authored a new book titled "embers & flames" that will be available early January 2026.

Chabad of Fremont will once again illuminate the city with its signature Hanukkah Menorah at the Fremont Downtown Event Plaza on Sunday, Dec. 14, the first night of the eight-day Festival of Lights. For the 13th year, a unique eight-foot Menorah, crafted entirely from fresh flowers, stands as a powerful symbol of hope, peace and renewal.

The celebration will be joined by local dignitaries and will feature festive attractions including children’s performances, holiday treats, crafts, hot drinks, hot dogs and soup, a 360-degree video booth, DJ and more. Complimentary Hanukkah Menorahs and candles will be distributed so participants can continue the holiday tradition at home.

For over a decade, this community event has drawn hundreds of residents from diverse backgrounds. Each year has introduced unique elements—such as a Lego Menorah, a winter-snow experience for kids, glow-in-the-dark festivities and even a drive-in concert—while maintaining the same spirit of joy, warmth and unity.

This year’s floral Menorah carries particular meaning. “The flowers symbolize hope, they remind us that life is all about growth and finding beauty in everyday moments,” said Rabbi Moshe Fuss. “The message of Chanukah is that a little bit of light dispels a lot of darkness, and this event brings much-needed light into the cold, dark winter.”

The event is free and open to the entire community and organized by Chabad of Fremont Jewish Center. Chabad is a local nonprofit that brings the community together for unique and fun events.

For more information about Hanukkah and a full schedule of local events, visit:

Hanukkah Menorah lighting

Sunday, Dec. 14

Festivities: 4pm

Menorah lighting: 5pm

Fremont Downtown Event Center

3500 Capitol Ave., Fremont

chabadfremont.com/chanukah