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Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Monday, June 20, 2011
Share your summer adventures with Brown Family Orthodontics!

We’d like to wish you a happy (and safe) travels to all our patients and readers!
- Dr. Brown and team
Saturday, June 11, 2011
Access to your account any day, any time!

Did you know that patients of Drs. Brown have access to their account, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, on our web site? You can look up your appointments and all of your account details at your convenience, from the comfort of your own home! You can even receive appointment reminders through email, text messages and more!
You may sign up for this convenient service on our web site by clicking the "Patient Login" button on our homepage. Please call the team at Brown Family Orthodontics if you have any questions!
Saturday, June 4, 2011
$1.50 for a cavity? Dr. Brown explains...

Vending machines are a quick way to satisfy hunger. You put in $1.50 and you get back a candy bar, bag of chips or even a soda…but that’s not all! Vending machines not only dispense sweet treats and caffeine bursts, but they also dispense cavities!
Every time you chow down on that chocolate bar the bacteria in your mouth have a party feasting on the sugar. The sugar quickly turns into acid; that’s right, ACID!!! The acid sits on your teeth and eats away at the tooth’s natural enamel (the stuff that protects your tooth from decay). When this enamel is eaten away by the acid on your tooth, you get a cavity! Brushing your teeth after eating a sugary treat can help prevent cavities; but before you indulge remind yourself: “can’t brush? Hold the sugar!”
When choosing a snack, consider these nutritional options that will not only satisfy your hunger and that "sweet tooth," but won’t cause acid build up resulting in cavities:
•Fresh Fruits (berries, oranges, melon, pears, etc)
•Raw Vegetables (broccoli, celery, carrots, etc)
•Bread
•Pretzels (low salt)
•Milk (low or non-fat)
•Cheese (low or non-fat)
•Nuts and seeds (pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, etc)
•Sliced meat
Hope this helps! Give us a call if you have any questions!
--The team at Brown Family Orthodontics
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