February 26, 2014 THE VILLADOM TIMES I • Page 13 F O CUS on Franklin Lakes Businesses Save Money at Allen & Allen Insurance Agency N ow is the time to get a quote from Allen & Allen Insurance to see if you can save money. “We just helped a client save over $1,500 when they moved their Auto and Home Insurance to our Agency,” says Jeff Allen. “We also continue to save our existing clients by looking for additional discounts and making sure they are receiv- ing the best insurance value without compromising cover- age.” Allen & Allen currently works with 15 insurance companies which include Travelers, Met Life, Hartford, Progressive, Mercury, Ameri- can Commerce, Providence Mutual and many others. Jeffrey and Peter Allen own and operate both branches of the Agency. The original office, located at 228 Boule- Jeff Allen and Lora Malen vard in Hasbrouck Heights, was opened in 1924. The Franklin Lakes office is located at 801 Franklin Avenue. Feel free to stop into either location to discuss your insurance needs. Allen & Allen Insurance Agency insures thousands of cars, homes and businesses throughout the state of New Jersey. Please visit our new improved Web page at www.Insurance4NewJersey.com to find out more information about our agency. You can now get quotes, pay bills, report claims and request changes on the Web page. Phone: (201) 891-8790. Web Address: www.Insurance4NewJersey.com or you can follow us on Facebook. Al & Joe’s Franklin Lakes Luncheonette: Celebrating 31 years S ince 1983, Al & Joe’s Franklin Lakes Lun- cheonette, a family-owned and operated business, has been serving up delicious meals at 794 Franklin Avenue, right at the corner of Colonial Road in Franklin Lakes. This local 40-seat eatery serves breakfast and lunch seven days a week without fail. The Lupo brothers invite you to dine in their clean and cozy family-friendly shop, or place a takeout order. They will also cater your next event. Al & Joe provide assorted sandwich Al and Joe trays, salads, wings, and hot and cold buffet selections. Traditional breakfast favorites include omelets, french toast, pancakes, and the popular Taylor ham, egg, and cheese sandwich. Try their homemade corned beef hash. In addition to the luncheonette’s traditional comfort foods, Al and Joe also serve up lighter alternatives, including dishes made with egg whites and fresh vegetables. Their healthy options also include grilled balsamic chicken salad, freshly made white albacore tuna salad, chicken salad, and egg salad. The luncheonette makes its burgers fresh daily, grills up plenty of Philly cheese steaks, and serves sand- wiches made from Thumann’s top line of deli meats. Soups are available season- ally, and specials are available daily. Al says many patrons stop by regularly for a cup of the luncheonette’s famous coffee, which is freshly ground and brewed in-house. They also serve freshly brewed iced tea and iced coffee. The luncheonette does not accept credit cards, but an ATM is available on site for customers’ convenience. Visit Al & Joe’s Franklin Lakes Luncheonette from 6 a.m. to 3 Monday through Saturday and 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sunday. Call (201) 891-9831 or (201) 891-9867. Doctor Denise Harburg-Johnson: At home in Franklin Lakes Harburg-Johnson, known D “Dr. enise affectionately maintained to her her DMD patients – as J” – has general dentistry practice in Franklin Lakes since June of 1990. Originally from New York, Dr. J gradu- ated from the Columbia University School of Dental and Oral Surgery in 1985. While at Columbia, she interned at both Hack- ensack Hospital and Englewood Hospital. After graduation, she completed a one-year general practice residency at Lutheran Med- ical Center in Brooklyn in 1986. She then practiced in Brooklyn and Staten Island. “I knew I wanted to relocate to New Jersey, and first moved to Monmouth County,” Dr. J. says. However, when a small family practice became available in Franklin Lakes, Dr. J. knew she had found the right fit. “I fell in love with the practice here,” she adds. The previous doctor had passed away, but his wife, a dental hygienist who had been working for her husband, stayed on with Dr. J for the next eight years – and the women still remain close friends. Dr. J has resided in Franklin Lakes since 1993. She is married to her childhood sweetheart, and they have a daughter who is currently a student at the University of New Haven. The dentist is a member of the American Dental Association, the New Jersey Dental Association, the Bergen Dr. Dr. Harburg-Johnson Caption: Denise Denise Harburg-Johnson County Dental Society, and the Academy of General Den- tistry. Her general dentistry practice emphasizes prevention, oral health, and aesthetics. The doctor provides tooth-colored bonded restorations, crowns, porcelain laminates, root canal therapies, implant restorations, oral cancer screenings, non-sur- gical periodontal treatments, and minimally invasive bonding. She also offers several different whitening techniques to help maintain patients’ aesthetic smile appeal. The doctor and her staff continually par- ticipate in continuing education courses. Dr. J has many long-term staff members, including her office manager, who has been working for the practice since 1991. This office prides itself on a high standard of infection control. In addition to manual sterilization methods, Dr. J participates in online monitoring of the practice’s steril- ization processes. The data is transmitted directly to a company that provides imme- diate feedback if any issue is detected. “We stay ahead of the curve,” Dr. J adds. Her practice also provides digital radio- graphs, which provide accurate, immediate pictures that can be stored digitally, and deliver a lower dose of radiation to patients than traditional X-rays. She also uses laser cavity detectors. The doctor accepts major credit cards and Care Credit. She participates with Delta Dental and works with other major insurance carriers to help patients maxi- mize their benefits. Dr. J is based in the professional build- ing at 851 Franklin Lake Road, Suite 104 in Franklin Lakes. The building is nestled between Market Basket and the firehouse. Hours are 8-5 Monday, 8-8 Tuesday and Thursday, and 8-2 Friday. Call (201) 891- 5888 for more information.