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Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Thursday, November 15, 2012
Statler Orthodontics FEEDS BOCA 2012
Statler Orthodontics is hosting a FOOD DRIVE
NOV. THRU DEC. 2012
(In Association with Boca Helping Hands)
Continuing our 'Tradition of Giving" within our great community, in 2012, Statler Orthodontics annual holiday food drive runs through the months of November and December. FEED BOCA was a concept that Dr. Statler and her Staff came up with to bring an even greater impact to the families in need within our community. Working closely with Boca Helping Hands, we are looking to make this annual event Tremendous!! We are inviting all of you to not only donate, but become involved with us. Together, we can all make a difference.
If You, Your School, Community Organization or Business would like to donate or get involved with FEED BOCA Call us at (561)368-3688
WHAT WE NEED
(Please donate no perishable items, regular sizes, no glass containers, or opened or expired items)
Tomato Products (ie: Soups, Sauce)
Boxes of Cereal and Cereal Bars
Canned Meat, Fish and Poultry
Canned or Dried Beans
Juice
Canned or Dry Milk
Peanut Butter
Rice, Pasta & Crackers
Canned or Dry Soup
Drop off Locations:
Statler Orthodontics- 7400 W. Camino Real #110, Boca Raton, FL 33433
or
Boca Helping Hands- 1500 NW 1st Court, Boca Raton, FL 33432
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Statler Orthodontics Supports 'Making Strides'
Each of us know someone or have ourselves heard the doctor say the words 'YOU HAVE BREAST CANCER' It's devastating to everyone!
Participating in the 'Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk' will be a powerful and inspiring opportunity to unite our community to honor breast cancer survivors, and raise awareness about things that we ourselves can do to reduce our risk of getting this despicable disease!
The event helps raise money to aid the American Cancer Society to fight the disease with breast cancer research, information and services, and helps access mammograms for women who need them.
The Journey to end breast cancer starts with a single step! Join the Statler Orthodontic Team in the upcoming local event : Mizner Park Amphitheater
Saturday, October 27th, 2012
7:30 am Registration
Walk begins at 9:00 am
Participating in the 'Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk' will be a powerful and inspiring opportunity to unite our community to honor breast cancer survivors, and raise awareness about things that we ourselves can do to reduce our risk of getting this despicable disease!
The event helps raise money to aid the American Cancer Society to fight the disease with breast cancer research, information and services, and helps access mammograms for women who need them.
The Journey to end breast cancer starts with a single step! Join the Statler Orthodontic Team in the upcoming local event : Mizner Park Amphitheater
Saturday, October 27th, 2012
7:30 am Registration
Walk begins at 9:00 am
Together we can all make a difference. Together we can join the One Million volunteers across the country whose common purpose is to beat this disease and make a difference for those battling breast cancer. Without you, we can't do it!
To join our team, go to the website putonyourpinkbra.com. Sign up there and join our Statler Orthodontics team. We will be honored for you to walk with us! If you are unable to walk with us that day, maybe you will be able to make a general donation to the American Cancer Society to help fuel the fight!
SEE YOU THERE!!!
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
There is NO substitute for keeping an eye on your children's teeth!
Cavities are on the rise again in young children, after decades of decreasing!
Wouldn't you be happy to keep your teeth as healthy as they can be forever? Technology in dentistry has evolved over several years to provide the products, practices, and services that now can make this happen.
Standard recommendations are still the best ones :
1. Brush after meals.
2. Floss once a day
3.Don't consume too much sugar.
4. See your dentist for cleanings twice a year. (more if you can afford it)
For some reason, not all of us follow these recommendations.. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention, reported that in the United States, the first increase in 40 years in the number of preschoolers who have cavities, is making tooth decay the most pervasive chronic disease among children.
Cavities in baby teeth can cause premature loss, setting the stage for struggles for permanent teeth to erupt properly.
In young children sugary drinks, soda, and sticky candy are major contributors to the problem. The solution?
Limit the intake of these products to maintain healthy teeth and overall good health. Use products like MI paste to replenish minerals that are taken away from the sugary acids we consume. Using fluoride rinses, electric toothbrushes, and dental sealants are all great ways to help prevent tooth decay in our children (or anyone else for that matter). But the most important thing you can do as a parent, is to 'keep an eye on your child's teeth'
Statler Orthodontics provides a free Oral Hygiene program once a month to provide children in our community with the necessary educating tools to create good habits at a young age. We teach them what foods are good, and what ones are not so good. We educate them on good brushing skills, and send them home with a bag of tools to help get them started. If you are interested in coming to one of our programs, please call the office at (561) 368-3688. You do not need to be a regular patient, we welcome anyone! We also provide these programs for your community groups, schools, and more.
Wouldn't you be happy to keep your teeth as healthy as they can be forever? Technology in dentistry has evolved over several years to provide the products, practices, and services that now can make this happen.
Standard recommendations are still the best ones :
1. Brush after meals.
2. Floss once a day
3.Don't consume too much sugar.
4. See your dentist for cleanings twice a year. (more if you can afford it)
For some reason, not all of us follow these recommendations.. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention, reported that in the United States, the first increase in 40 years in the number of preschoolers who have cavities, is making tooth decay the most pervasive chronic disease among children.
Cavities in baby teeth can cause premature loss, setting the stage for struggles for permanent teeth to erupt properly.
In young children sugary drinks, soda, and sticky candy are major contributors to the problem. The solution?
Limit the intake of these products to maintain healthy teeth and overall good health. Use products like MI paste to replenish minerals that are taken away from the sugary acids we consume. Using fluoride rinses, electric toothbrushes, and dental sealants are all great ways to help prevent tooth decay in our children (or anyone else for that matter). But the most important thing you can do as a parent, is to 'keep an eye on your child's teeth'
Statler Orthodontics provides a free Oral Hygiene program once a month to provide children in our community with the necessary educating tools to create good habits at a young age. We teach them what foods are good, and what ones are not so good. We educate them on good brushing skills, and send them home with a bag of tools to help get them started. If you are interested in coming to one of our programs, please call the office at (561) 368-3688. You do not need to be a regular patient, we welcome anyone! We also provide these programs for your community groups, schools, and more.
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Orthodontics-Moving teeth-This is a job for a SPECIALIST!!
Orthodontists are dental specialists. After receiving a degree in general dentistry, they further their education for several years to be able to specialize in the field of their choice, and usually a field of passion.
In the field of orthodontics, that means learning specifics on how to diagnose, prevent, and treat dental and facial irregularities. Only those who have completed this continuing education can call themselves and ORTHODONTIST, and only orthodontists can be a member of the American Association of Orthodontics (AAO).
A team consisting of patient, orthodontist, and general dentist is extremely important for an ideal outcome.
Orthodontic treatment is a partnership between the patient and their trusted doctor. The orthodontist can provide custom-made fixed or removable appliances according to your specific needs or preferences.
These appliances use gentle pressure to move teeth into their designated positions, creating a functional/ideal occlusion (bite), and esthetically pleasing smile. 100% patient cooperation, keeping scheduled orthodontic appointments and maintaining excellent oral hygiene are all key factors in making it possible for your orthodontist to achieve the best possible results. You will also need to see your general dentist as recommended to continue your general dental care and needs.
Your smile is your greeting to the world! It's an important part of your overall dental health, including the alignment of your teeth. Choose carefully, a fully skilled orthodontist, someone you would entrust to make the best diagnosis and decisions for moving your teeth into their most ideal position to service you for a lifetime.
You owe it to yourself to go to a SPECIALIST, because it is YOU who is special, and knowing you are in the hands of a qualified orthodontist makes all the difference in how you will look and feel when you are finished with your treatment.
Statler Orthodontics will provide you with a free consultation including Imaging Photos, digital x-rays, and credible diagnosis for all your orthodontic needs. We are looking forward to hearing from you to set up a time for you to meet your newest SPECIALIST............Dr.T. Jennifer Statler DMD. (561) 368-3688.
Call today!
In the field of orthodontics, that means learning specifics on how to diagnose, prevent, and treat dental and facial irregularities. Only those who have completed this continuing education can call themselves and ORTHODONTIST, and only orthodontists can be a member of the American Association of Orthodontics (AAO).
A team consisting of patient, orthodontist, and general dentist is extremely important for an ideal outcome.
Orthodontic treatment is a partnership between the patient and their trusted doctor. The orthodontist can provide custom-made fixed or removable appliances according to your specific needs or preferences.
These appliances use gentle pressure to move teeth into their designated positions, creating a functional/ideal occlusion (bite), and esthetically pleasing smile. 100% patient cooperation, keeping scheduled orthodontic appointments and maintaining excellent oral hygiene are all key factors in making it possible for your orthodontist to achieve the best possible results. You will also need to see your general dentist as recommended to continue your general dental care and needs.
Your smile is your greeting to the world! It's an important part of your overall dental health, including the alignment of your teeth. Choose carefully, a fully skilled orthodontist, someone you would entrust to make the best diagnosis and decisions for moving your teeth into their most ideal position to service you for a lifetime.
You owe it to yourself to go to a SPECIALIST, because it is YOU who is special, and knowing you are in the hands of a qualified orthodontist makes all the difference in how you will look and feel when you are finished with your treatment.
Statler Orthodontics will provide you with a free consultation including Imaging Photos, digital x-rays, and credible diagnosis for all your orthodontic needs. We are looking forward to hearing from you to set up a time for you to meet your newest SPECIALIST............Dr.T. Jennifer Statler DMD. (561) 368-3688.
Call today!
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