Thursday, September 9, 2010

Making you happy...

Our practice philosophy/mission statement: Practicing excellent orthodontic and TM-Joint therapy with care and professionalism. Leadership, optimal oral health and aesthetics are the goals of our team.
This is more than just words. In our practice we believe that you, our patients and families, are our biggest priority. YOU ARE VALUED. We want to make sure that your every visit is a pleasant one--that you have confidence in our team, and feel comfortable in our office. Nothing is more important than earning and maintaining your trust. Dr. Pierce or a highly-trained team member communicates with each parent after every appointment or adjustment. Questions are best handled on the spot, at the time of the in-office visit, and in a private area. Our entire team constantly works on all of this.

Thursday, August 19, 2010

One week left!

Next Friday, August 27th, 6:30pm is our annual office trip to the Keys. I will throw out the first pitch in an opening ceremony--it's a real treat for me. An actual Keys catcher tries to catch my knuckleball! Ha Ha! Plamondon Companies (Roy Rogers) is going to provide coupons for tasty treats at Roy's. And then, fireworks at the end of the game. They are usually a very quality display--one of the best of the year, just before school is back in session. See ya grandslammers there!

Thursday, July 29, 2010

Keys Night Out

Our staff celebrates summer each year with a night out at a Frederick Keys game with our families. Mark your calendars for Friday, August 27th, at 6:45pm, when I throw out a ceremonial first pitch before the Key's game. Roy Rogers and the Plamondon family of Frederick are providing free side dish giveaways to my patients and friends who attend. I will hand out coupons immediately after throwing out the pitch before the game. So don't miss this fun night of baseball, and bring your friends, because there is also a fireworks display at the end of the game. I'll be looking for those grand slam smiles!!!

Thursday, July 15, 2010

Teamwork

A great team spends time together to get to know each other outside of the work environment. This is what our team does. We have various activities, lunches, dinners, seminars, leisure travel, etc. spread through the calendar to keep us sharp, motivated, and happy to be working with each other. Not only does this "down time" help to relieve a lot of stress, but it also rejuvenates the mind and body, especially our spa package trips in the cold winter. We always try to be our best for you.

Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Summer vacation can be a challenge

Summer vacation can be a challenge to many orthodontic patients. The daily routine of bathing, dressing, flossing and brushing usually becomes somewhat eratic when our regimen becomes varied and more flexible. Vacations, sleepover or late nights in the hood can lead to a relaxation of good brushing, flossing and daily flouride rinse. In fact, gingivites

usually peeks during summer and holiday vacations. Swollen, bleeding gums with heavy plaque can lead to gum recession, bone loss and white spot lesions over all teeth. Thats why we must keep up the discipline even in the summer. Straight teeth with multiple spots can not be the end results just because of a few weeks off.Power to u and the "Grand Slam Smile".

Wednesday, July 7, 2010

2th Sh8d

Beautiful brite white teeth are not necessarily achieved by gr8 brushing or special 2thpaste. 2th color is present inside the 2th structure or m8trix. Yes, that's right, m8trix, or the organized molecular structure deep in the enamel layer of the 2th. Color or shade is often inherited from the parents, and can also account for those brown or splotchy colors that are often noticeable in certain unfortunate cases. It's important to find out if the parents are thinking that the children are not brushing enuff when it may be a completely different situation. In fact, natural 2th shades often darken over time. Next time: different whitening techniques used in dentistry.

Friday, June 11, 2010

Straight Teeth - Higher Income

Multiple university studies have recently concluded that career adults who are percieved to have "straight teeth" or a "pleasing smile" actually enjoy a higher median income than others who do not. The subjectivity of this study came into question, however, many reviewers believe in the basic human attraction tenets that universally apply to everyone. Similar studies on height and hair have shown the same results. Cosmetic or aesthetic appeal in our culture is stronger than we may think.