Friday, October 29, 2010

Happy Halloween from Birth-Stewart Orthodontics!

It's no secret that at Birth-Stewart Orthodontics, we love having fun! Just check out Stacey! Happy Halloween weekend everyone - we remind you to enjoy those candies, but please be mindful of your braces =)

For all of our patients undergoing orthodontic treatment, our friends at the American Association of Orthodontists recommend softer treats, such as soft chocolate or peanut butter cups, or melt-in-your-mouth foods. Trick-or-treaters who indulge should make sure they brush and floss between teeth, around brackets and at the gum line. If damage occurs, please give Birth-Stewart Orthodontics a call as soon as possible.

For more Halloween photos, head to our Facebook page and check out our 'Halloween' album! See you all next week!

Friday, October 22, 2010

GOOOOO Rangers!


Our entire staff at Birth-Stewart Orthodontics says GOOD LUCK to our RANGERS tonight as they look to advance to the WORLD SERIES!!!!!

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Connect with us on Facebook!


At Birth-Stewart Orthodontics, we value the relationships we’ve developed with our patients in the greater Dallas area over the years. Even if you visit our office on a regular basis, did you know you can always connect with us on Facebook?

By “Liking” us at Facebook.com/BirthStewartOrthodontics, you will receive regular updates and contest announcements from our office – all through your news feed!

See you on Facebook and have a GREAT rest of the week!

Wednesday, October 6, 2010

At Birth-Stewart Orthodontics, October is National Orthodontic Health Month!


Happy Wednesday! Did you know October is National Orthodontic Health Month? Our staff at Birth-Stewart Orthodontics know many treats can cause havoc for trick-or-treaters who are going through orthodontic treatment, and these treats may cause damage that could prolong your treatment time. Our friends at the American Association of Orthodontists have provided a helpful list of tips and recipes for the Halloween Season that we encourage you to check out!

Remember, caramels, taffy, nuts, bubble gum, popcorn kernels and suckers are some of the foods you should be avoiding this Halloween Season!