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Wednesday, January 18, 2017
Meet Alyssa!
We asked our Bailey Orthodontics team some quick, fun questions to show a little spotlight on the staff that makes you smile. Meet Alyssa, our treatment coordinator! #baileyorthoaz
Monday, May 2, 2016
Tips For Retention
When we remove your braces, we will begin the retention stage of your treatment. The retention phase lasts for a minimum of 24 months. When it comes to caring for your retainer, we're keeping it short, sweet, and simple. The rule of thumb is to wear it at all times, until Dr. Bailey instructs you otherwise. It's important to remember these other tips on retainers too. Check them out now!
- Take your retainer out when eating, and always put it back in its case! (Most appliances are lost in school lunchrooms or restaurants.)
- Clean the retainer thoroughly once a day with a toothbrush and toothpaste. Use warm but not hot water. Brushing retainers removes the plaque, and eliminates odors. Efferdent® or other orthodontic appliance cleaners can be used but do not take the place of brushing.
- When your retainer is not in your mouth, it should ALWAYS be in its case. Pets love to chew on them!
- Initially, you may find it difficult to speak. Practice speaking, reading, or singing out loud to get used to it faster.
- Retainers are breakable, so treat yours with care. If your retainer gets lost or broken, call Bailey Orthodontics immediately.
- If you have any questions or concerns about your retainer, or you believe it needs adjusting, call us. Do not try to adjust it yourself.
- Always bring your retainer to your appointments.
- Retainer replacements are expensive, but with proper care they will last for years!
- Remove your retainer when you go swimming.
- Keep retainers away from hot water, hot car dashboards, pockets, the washing machine, and napkins.
For more information, or general questions, call Bailey Orthodontics at 623-977-0707.
Thursday, April 14, 2016
Check Out The Upcoming Events We'll Be At
Bailey Orthodontics is hitting the town! This month, we will be stepping out of the office and stepping into the schools as we represent the practice at some local events. This is a fun time to chat with our staff about any interest you may have in beginning orthodontic treatment, as well as learn more about our treatments, ask insurance questions, or maybe just get to know us a little better.
Here are the locations of the upcoming events we'll be at:
April 1st: Legacy Traditional School at the Spring Festival.
April 16th: Ashton Ranch Elementary- Farmer’s Market & Family Fun Day.
April 29th: Sonoran Ranch Elementary- Spring Carnival.
Are you unfamiliar with #BaileyOrthoAz? Learn more about us now!
Bailey Orthodontics is located in Surprise, Arizona! We treat patients from the Surprise, Waddell, Phoenix, Peoria, Glendale, El Mirage, Buckeye, Verrado, Wickenburg, Goodyear, Litchfield Park, Wittman and Avondale areas. We strive to help patients of all ages achieve beautiful, healthy, confident smiles!
Here are the locations of the upcoming events we'll be at:
April 1st: Legacy Traditional School at the Spring Festival.
April 16th: Ashton Ranch Elementary- Farmer’s Market & Family Fun Day.
April 29th: Sonoran Ranch Elementary- Spring Carnival.
Are you unfamiliar with #BaileyOrthoAz? Learn more about us now!
Bailey Orthodontics is located in Surprise, Arizona! We treat patients from the Surprise, Waddell, Phoenix, Peoria, Glendale, El Mirage, Buckeye, Verrado, Wickenburg, Goodyear, Litchfield Park, Wittman and Avondale areas. We strive to help patients of all ages achieve beautiful, healthy, confident smiles!
Spencer S. Bailey, DDS, MSD and the #BaileyOrthoAz team offer the following state-of-the-art appliances and revolutionary services:
- Invisalign
- Adult Orthodontics
- Early Treatment
- The Damon System
- Retention
We look forward to seeing you there!
Friday, March 25, 2016
Cleaning Your Invisalign Aligners
To get that picture perfect smile, you need to remember 2 things: good oral hygiene, and clean aligners. Cleaning your trays and keeping them invisible is essential to getting the results you want and keeping the look you want during treatment. So many are of you may be thinking, “How do I clean my aligners?” Bailey Orthodontics has got your back (and your teeth) and has all the info you need right here.
Check out these 2 methods of cleaning your Invisalign aligners:
Invisalign Cleaning System (http://www.invisalignstore.com)
The cleaning kit comes with a tub and pack of 50 cleaning crystals and costs $75, with refill packs running at $50. To use, you combine a crystal with water and soak your aligners for 15 minutes.
Antibacterial liquid soap
Brushing your aligners with antibacterial soap is an easy way to get rid of the bacteria that accumulates on your trays. Just make sure to give them a really good rinse before you put them back in your mouth.
For more information on Invisalign, or to schedule a consultation, please contact us at Bailey Orthodontics (623)977-0707.
Friday, March 4, 2016
It's Hug A G.I. Day
Every year on March 4th we recognize National Hug A G.I. Day. G.I. is a well know term referring to those serving in the Armed Forces of the United States. Sometime during World War 1, the initials G.I. referred to soldiers in short for “Government Issue” or “General Issue;” followed by the birth of the G.I. Joe comic strip issued in Yank magazine on June 17, 1942.
Around 1944 President Franklin Roosevelt signed a bill that became known as the G.I. Bill; Servicemen’s Readjustment Act. From there, there was no straying away from the initials as Hasbro trademarked their G.I. Joe action figure based off the comic strip in the 60’s.
To recognize our brave soldiers, National Hug A G.I. Day was created to show thanks for their dedication and bravery. Do you know a G.I. ? If so, Bailey Orthodontics encourages you to be sure to take a moment to give them a hug and say thank you today! Don’t forget to post a picture & tag us in it if you do! Won’t be able to see the G.I. you know in person? That’s ok! Send him or her a virtual hug via email or text!
Around 1944 President Franklin Roosevelt signed a bill that became known as the G.I. Bill; Servicemen’s Readjustment Act. From there, there was no straying away from the initials as Hasbro trademarked their G.I. Joe action figure based off the comic strip in the 60’s.
To recognize our brave soldiers, National Hug A G.I. Day was created to show thanks for their dedication and bravery. Do you know a G.I. ? If so, Bailey Orthodontics encourages you to be sure to take a moment to give them a hug and say thank you today! Don’t forget to post a picture & tag us in it if you do! Won’t be able to see the G.I. you know in person? That’s ok! Send him or her a virtual hug via email or text!
Wednesday, February 24, 2016
We're Rolling Out The Red Carpet at #BaileyOrthoAz
#BaileyOrthoAz has the Oscars Prediction Contest going on NOW through Sunday, February 28th! Do you watch movies? Have a favorite actor? Just want to win a FREE gift basket full off goodies and a gift card to Carmike Cinemas? Then this contest is for you!
Go to our website and print your ballot to make your Oscar winner predictions! Fill it out and drop it off at our office, or email it to info@baileyorthoaz.com to enter! If you stop by the office, be sure to take a photo opportunity with our fun Hollywood style photo props & tag us on instagram @baileyorthoaz or use our hashtag #baileyorthoaz! We can't wait to see who wins this one!
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Friday, January 22, 2016
Insurance Inquiries
If your insurance features coverage for orthodontic services, you will receive the benefit of reduced personal costs. We will review your insurance to determine the appropriate course of action. Remember that orthodontic insurance is a benefit for you or your child. If, during the course of treatment, your benefits change, the financially responsible party is accountable for all charges.
We are eager to answer any questions you may have regarding your options for payment of services.
Please contact us at Bailey Orthodontics by calling 623-977-0707 for further questions.
Wednesday, January 20, 2016
Removable Retainers
Bailey Orthodontics has been providing high quality orthodontic care to the Surprise, AZ community and is now serving Wickenburg, AZ. We have a reputation for the excellent care and a positive experience for our patients.
Your retainers should be worn at all times with the exception of eating and brushing your teeth. Your retainer should also be removed when participating in sports that require a mouthguard or while swimming. After 12 months of full-time wear, we may revise your retention treatment, allowing the retainer to strictly be worn at night
Your final orthodontic result depends on your retainers, so follow through with the hard work you’ve put in so far.
Your retainers should be worn at all times with the exception of eating and brushing your teeth. Your retainer should also be removed when participating in sports that require a mouthguard or while swimming. After 12 months of full-time wear, we may revise your retention treatment, allowing the retainer to strictly be worn at night
Your final orthodontic result depends on your retainers, so follow through with the hard work you’ve put in so far.
Wednesday, December 30, 2015
Happy New Year From Bailey Orthodontics
Bailey Orthodontics would like to wish you and yours a very happy holiday season as we approach the New Year! We hope that you are able to spend time with your friends and loved ones while enjoying full meals, big hugs, and lots of love and laughs.
If you are currently being treated and wear an orthodontic appliance, please be sure to make the proper choices when enjoying holiday treats that are sticky or chewy. Should you have any questions, please visit our website for common questions and answers regarding appliances.
Remember New Year's celebrations tend to have treats we don't usually indulge it, so be sure to brush and floss after your special countdown!
Happy New Year!
What are your holiday plans? Share your holiday activities with us by commenting below or by sharing on our Facebook page!
Wednesday, December 9, 2015
Tips For Healthy Resolutions
With the end of the year approaching many of you are
thinking of ideas for your new year resolutions! Some people want to lose
weight, change their style, or pick up a new hobby. Whatever you goal for 2016 may be, almost all
resolutions are typically promises we make to ourselves as an act of
self-improvement for the upcoming year.
For our patients who are vowing to have a bright and healthy smile in
2016, we’ve gathered some quick tips to make caring for your braces a little
easier next year.
Tip # 1 Do Your Part
It’s important to take exceptionally good care of your teeth
throughout orthodontic treatment. You can keep your teeth and gums in the greatest
condition by keeping them clean and making the extra effort to take a little
more time on your dental hygiene routine. Remember, the best result from your
orthodontic treatment is a result of a team effort among your orthodontist and
yourself.
Tip #2 Avoid Plaque
Have you ever noticed a sticky, colorless film developing on
your teeth? That’s called plaque. Plaque
is composed of bacteria, saliva, and food and can form on your teeth or around
your braces. This can cause bad breath, cavities, or swollen gums. Also, plaque
can leave permanent marks on your teeth, which no one ever wants. Be sure you
avoid this by remembering the basics; brush & floss regularly.
Tip #3 Remember the
Basics
We’ve all grown up being told to brush and floss after each
meal from our parents and family dentists; well orthodontists follow the same
rule when it comes to the basics. Be
sure you brush thoroughly after each meal.
Out on the town, or stuck in class? That’s no excuse! Rinse your mouth
with water until you can brush. It’s as easy as that.
Many people have the brushing part down, but tend to leave
flossing out of the equation. Be sure you floss at least once a day; we
recommend every night before bed so you don’t feel rushed. Flossing may seem a
little difficult with braces at first, so don’t forget to use a floss threader
if needed. Also, clean carefully along
and under the gumlines. The more you floss, the more routine it will become.
Be sure you follow Bailey Orthodontics staff’s directions on hygiene to avoid any future troubles that may
arise. Let us know if you have any questions or difficulties at your next
appointment, or give us a call at (623)977-0707.
Monday, November 30, 2015
Best Snack Choices
We know that
getting kids and teens to eat healthy isn’t always an easy task, especially
when they’re busy with school and other activities. And as parents…we’re even
busier. It’s OK to admit that sometimes it’s just easier to grab fast food on
the way home from work or toss our kids a couple bucks to purchase lunch in the
school cafeteria. But proper nutrition not only insures that our kids will grow
into healthy adults, it also insures that the money we spent on their
orthodontic care does not go to waste.
Did you know
that a proper diet provides all the essential nutrients to bones and tissues
undergoing change? So, the healthier you are, the better the results of your
orthodontic treatment.
Knowing
this…we thought we’d pass along five quick, delicious and nutritious snacks
your kids are sure to love.
1. Cheese –
Cheese is one of the healthiest snacks for your child’s teeth. In addition to
providing calcium, cheese also helps fight cavities. According to the American
Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, Cheese stimulates the body’s salivary glands to
clear the mouth of debris. This means cheese disrupts the development of
cavities, especially when eaten as a snack or at the end of a meal. Also…the
Calcium and phosphorous found in cheese prevents decreases in the plaque’s ph
level and work to re-mineralize the enamel of your child’s teeth.
2.
Blueberries - Blueberries are loaded with Vitamin C, as well as folic acid,
minerals, fiber and disease-fighting phytochemicals, which have shown to help
prevent cancer and diabetes. Try adding blueberries as a topping to cereal or
even mix them into muffins and pancakes…the kids will love that.
3. Whole
Wheat Bread – Whole wheat bread gives kids their iron, vitamins, magnesium, and
zinc. So instead of making a sandwich on white bread for lunch…use Whole Wheat
Bread instead. It’s a little change that will make a big impact.
4. Oatmeal -
Instead of high-sugar, high-fat options from the grocery store, try baking a
batch of low-fat oatmeal cookies. Raisins, cranberries, dried apricots and nuts
can be great additions to the cookie dough because of their nutritional value
& taste.
5. Yogurt -
Eating dairy is not just healthy for building strong bones, but is essential
for maintaining a strong, healthy mouth. Consider Yogurt as an alternative to
ice-cream for dessert. When mixed with berries and granola…yogurt is a tasty
treat.
For more
information about which foods are best for keeping your kids and their teeth
healthy…feel free to give us a call, post a comment here on our blog or ask us
on Facebook!
Friday, November 27, 2015
Black Friday Shopping Secrets
Everyone knows the biggest day for the best shopping deals
is the day after Thanksgiving! Black Friday has become an unofficial holiday
for smart shoppers looking to save on holiday gifts. If you’re one of those smart shoppers, you’re
in luck because we have a few secrets to help
you in your hunt for the best deals this year.
Be Prepared
Many stores give early bird Black Friday ads to customers on
their email list. Check out your favorite stores online and subscribe to their e-mail list so you can start finding the
deals before the stores open!
Get Bonus Discounts
If you get a thrill from shopping at the crack of dawn, you
will love the rewards that may come with it. Many stores do giveaways to those
who are in line to shop on Black Friday. Last year, Sports Authority gave the
first 80 customers to walk in gift cards worth up to $500.
Split Up
It’s fun to shop with family and friends, but with so many
deals and so little time you can play it smart by dividing up the shopping.
Compare your lists with your closest pals, and split up the stores and items!
Stay Within Your Budget
Make a list of what you need and a set budget on what you
have to spend. Make sure you stay
strict to the list and don’t purchase items you don’t need. Sometimes it’s the things that aren’t on the
list that blow your budget.
Thursday, October 29, 2015
National Brush Day!
It is only right that the day after a sweet treat filled holiday we acknowledge a day dedicated to oral health, National Brush Day.
National Brush Day is November 1st. This day highlights the importance in making sure kids brush for 2 minutes, twice a day (http://2min2x.org/), every day of the year.
Brushing your teeth is the cornerstone of any good oral hygiene routine. It’s recommended to brush your teeth twice a day with a soft-bristled brush. The size and shape of your toothbrush should fit your mouth and allow you to reach all areas easily. Brushing your teeth braces may take a little more time, but taking the time to carefully brush your teeth is crucial to your oral health while in treatment. The brackets and wires in your mouth create places to trap plaque. Plaque is sticky and made up of food, saliva and lots of bacteria, and when plaque attaches to your braces and teeth, it causes cavities and can permanent stain marks on your teeth. We want to offer you a few tips to make brushing easier for you.
When you brush your teeth, move the brush in small circular motions to reach food particles that may be under your gum line. Hold the toothbrush at an angle and brush slowly and carefully, covering all areas between teeth and the surface of each tooth. It will take you several minutes to thoroughly brush your teeth. Brush up on the lower teeth, down on the upper teeth and the outside, inside and chewing surface of all of your front and back teeth. Brush your tongue and the roof of your mouth before you rinse.
Brush your teeth four times daily to avoid the accumulation of food particles and plaque:
If you have any questions about how to properly brush your teeth with your orthodontic appliance please contact our office.
Bailey Orthodontics
14997 W. Bell Rd., Suite 150
Surprise, AZ 85374
Phone: 623-977-0707
National Brush Day is November 1st. This day highlights the importance in making sure kids brush for 2 minutes, twice a day (http://2min2x.org/), every day of the year.
Brushing your teeth is the cornerstone of any good oral hygiene routine. It’s recommended to brush your teeth twice a day with a soft-bristled brush. The size and shape of your toothbrush should fit your mouth and allow you to reach all areas easily. Brushing your teeth braces may take a little more time, but taking the time to carefully brush your teeth is crucial to your oral health while in treatment. The brackets and wires in your mouth create places to trap plaque. Plaque is sticky and made up of food, saliva and lots of bacteria, and when plaque attaches to your braces and teeth, it causes cavities and can permanent stain marks on your teeth. We want to offer you a few tips to make brushing easier for you.
When you brush your teeth, move the brush in small circular motions to reach food particles that may be under your gum line. Hold the toothbrush at an angle and brush slowly and carefully, covering all areas between teeth and the surface of each tooth. It will take you several minutes to thoroughly brush your teeth. Brush up on the lower teeth, down on the upper teeth and the outside, inside and chewing surface of all of your front and back teeth. Brush your tongue and the roof of your mouth before you rinse.
Brush your teeth four times daily to avoid the accumulation of food particles and plaque:
- In the morning after breakfast
- After lunch or right after school
- After dinner
- At bedtime
If you have any questions about how to properly brush your teeth with your orthodontic appliance please contact our office.
Bailey Orthodontics
14997 W. Bell Rd., Suite 150
Surprise, AZ 85374
Phone: 623-977-0707
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Wednesday, April 1, 2015
EGG-cellent Easter Activities
You may have noticed bunnies and eggs popping up everywhere, along with dazzling spring colors.. well that’s because Easter Day is coming. Easter is this Sunday, April 5th and with the beautiful weather that spring has brought on it is a perfect time to get outside with your family and get involved in Easter themed activities.
Easter Day activities are fun for kids, but can bring joy to the family as a whole. And the great part about these activities is that you can pick up supplies at your local store for a round of DIY fun!
Here are 3 EGG-cellent Do It Yourself activities:
Traditionally eggs are off-white, but with beautiful colors blossoming from nature why not add a little life and color to our eggs on this holiday. The main things you need are eggs are food coloring. For detailed instructions on dying eggs click here. Here are a few egg design ideas.
Hunting Down Eggs
The day of Easter is the perfect time to invite family and friends over so kids can enjoy a fun-filled Easter egg hunt. What you’ll need is plastic eggs and mini treats. You’ll need to put the treats inside the plastic eggs, after you fill the eggs it is time to strategically hide the eggs in your yard. Let the kids run wild and find the hidden eggs. To make the hunt more fun you can pick a grand prize for the child who finds the most eggs!
Bunny Crafts
Since Easter is synonymous with bunnies, having your kids create bunny crafts can be fun! Here are some ideas for bunny crafts.
Share your Easter day fun with us on Social Media:
Post pictures on our Facebook wallTag us on Instagram @BaileyOrtho_AZ
Or Tweet us @BaileyOrthoAZ #BaileyOrthodontics
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