Snow Orthodontics Encino
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The vision of Snow Orthodontics is to create beautiful smiles by delivering quality orthodontics, and to develop lifetime relationships with our valued patients.
28/06/2021
Who’s ready for a new contest?!? 🙋🏻♂️
Back by popular demand, our signature “Where in the World Are You and Your Toothbrush?” contest has gone ! ✈️ 🌎📲
Snap a photo 📸 of you and your toothbrush 🪥 this summer and enter to win 4 tickets!!! 🏰
How to enter:
Snapping a creative photo of you & your toothbrush and submit to [email protected] including:
Your name
Phone number
Office Location
‼️EXCLUSIVE SOCIAL MEDIA BONUS‼️
Use the promotion code with your submission to win official Snow Orthodontics SWAAG bags for your trip! 👇🏼
CODE: FACEBOOKCONTEST21
*all submissions must be entered by 9.26.21*
04/05/2021
A long time ago, in an Orthodontic practice far, far away.... well..okay, it's really not that far, it's actually pretty close.. Anyway, you won't have to come to the dark side to try out the newest technology in braces! Introducing LightForce Orthodontics. 3D printed brackets, custom made to assure the best fit for our patients! Say goodbye to one size fits all orthodontics! You are custom made, why shouldn't your treatment be?
Come see why our patients LOVE their new customized treatment plan!
16/03/2021
‼️Just 2 weeks left for our contest!!‼️
Share your smile and enter to win a !!
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In honor of , we introduce you to Dr. Ida Gray.
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After working for 3 years under Jonathan Taft - an early advocate for women being trained in Dentistry- Dr. Gray made HERtory as the first African-American woman in dentistry, and graduated from The University of Michigan School of Dentistry.
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Olive M. Henderson - former patient of Dr. Gray- was so inspired by her, that she went on to become the second black woman in dentistry!
01/03/2021
In honor of Women’s History Month, we pay our respects to the pioneers of women in dentistry!
Emeline Roberts Jones had already established herself as the first woman to practice dentistry in the United States by tending to the teeth of numerous residents of northeastern Connecticut in the years prior to the Civil War. In a career that spanned six decades, Emeline Roberts Jones received numerous awards and honors. In 1893, she served on the Woman’s Advisory Council of the World’s Columbian Dental Conference. She was elected to the Connecticut State Dental Society in 1883, and in 1914, she was made an honorary member of the National Dental Association.
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17/02/2021
Is the way you bite down important? 🤔
Yes! Absolutely it is! It’s just as important as straightening your teeth. 🤯
Abnormalities in the bite can cause more than just TMJ and a headache! It effects your ability to eat and chew, it can disrupt pronunciation and can even cause premature wear from additional pressure in odd areas! Good news! There are ways to tell when your bite just isn’t right!
14/02/2021
2021 is the year of self care. Show yourself some love this year, and do things that you’ll thank yourself later for! Take advantage of a limited time offer, matching your down payment up to $750* and gift yourself the smile of your dreams 🥰
*restrictions may apply, call 1-800-Drsnows for more details
12/02/2021
Pick a color, any color 😜
Did you know, these color ties, or even the brackets are NOT what moves your teeth?! 🤯🤯🤯
These color ties and brackets, though essential to your treatment, don’t move your teeth in the way you may think. The color ties are there to hold your wire in it’s place and make sure it’s fully engaged into the bracket! The wires do all of the work in moving teeth! When you come in for a “tightening”, the soreness you may feel comes from advancement or adjustment in your wires!
What color would you pick??
09/02/2021
February is National Children’s Dental Health Month,
commemorating the 76th anniversary of the Community Water Fluoridation Program!
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Did you know that the American Association of Orthodontists recommends that children see an Orthodontist no later than the age of 7? It’s not always easy to tell when your child has an orthodontic problem. Even teeth that look straight may be hiding an unhealthy bite! Well aligned teeth not only look and feel good, but, they contribute to good oral health and the ability to speak!
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Our consultations are always complimentary, and its never too early for their first orthodontic check up!
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