Dental Stats & Facts to Consider
9 Dental Stats and facts 83% of people believe their teeth are more important to their appearance than hair and eyes according to a survey conducted by Roper ASW in conjunction with ReachMax.
9 Dental Stats and facts 83% of people believe their teeth are more important to their appearance than hair and eyes according to a survey conducted by Roper ASW in conjunction with ReachMax.
The holiday season is upon us again. Where did the year go? At Stone Oak Orthodontics we would like to share some stocking stuffer ideas to consider for patients of all ages wearing braces. Instead of candy and sweets that can bend wires and knock off brackets during holiday festivities, give something more suitable to make your season
Thanksgiving is celebrated with feasts and football games and the start of the Christmas shopping season, Thanksgiving means roasted turkey, cranberry sauce, pumpkin pie, and green bean casserole with Campbells mushroom soup.
We have all heard about the damage that sugar and certain “sticky” candies can do to teeth. Well, our Team at Stone Oak Orthodontics wants to remind all of our patients and future patients about the dangers one more time. We know Halloween is supposed to be a fun time of year for kids of all ages… but
Did you know that October really is National Orthodontic Health Month? Our Team at Stone Oak Orthodontics wants you to join us in celebrating the power of a smile during October.
Are We Addicting Another Generation of Smokers With e-Cigarettes and Smokeless Tobacco? Years of educating kids on the risks of tobacco products are at risk on multiple fronts according to top medical groups in the US which include both smokeless tobacco and e-cigarettes. At Stone Oak Orthodontics we are concerned that kids today have the misconception that they
Win a pizza party and limo ride for you and 7 friends! We are selecting our top 3 names and will place on our website for everyone to vote ASAP
What sport do you think causes the most dental injuries with kids? If you guessed football… you are right. The ADA estimated that faceguards and mouth guards prevent approximately 200,000 injuries each year in high school and college football alone. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry states the children between the ages of 7-11 are the most susceptible