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• Who is Mel Pierson?

  For a quarter of a century, Dr. Mel Pierson has been improving smiles of all ages, constantly enhancing and honing his skills through continuing education and state-of-the-art technology. He’s proud to be a long-term active member of the Sicklerville community, and there’s nothing he loves more than welcoming your entire family in for ongoing care.

• What is the meaning of the name Mel?

  The name Mel is one which is both masculine and feminine, and is most common as a shortened form of other names, such as Melissa, Melanie or in the masculine form, Melvin. Actor Mel Gibson, of Braveheart notoriety, is a famous Mel, along with former Spice Girls singers Mel B and Mel C, both of whom use Mel as a short version of Melanie.

• What is the Minimum Equipment List (MEL)?

  As stated above the Minimum Equipment List provides for the safe and legal dispatch of aircraft with certain systems inoperative. However, the following points must be considered: The aircraft commander is the only person authorized to determine that the flight can depart safely with inoperative equipment.

• When can the Mel be used?

  The MEL can be employed provided an acceptable level of safety is maintained by alternative components, instruments or procedures. The MEL in no way absolves the commander from and maintenance department from ensuring the aircraft is safe for flight.

• What is the Mel (inoperative system list)?

  The MEL (historically a book required to be on board replaced in recent years by an electronic copy) is a document that lists the aircraft systems that may be partially or wholly inoperative (“INOP”) which would still allow the aircraft to be dispatched legally.