A Reason to Smile at Tax Time – Affordable Orthodontic Care for Children in Need

A national charity recommends that taxpayers consider allocating a portion of their 2011 tax return to affordable orthodontic braces for children ages 10-18. Families approved for treatment through Smiles Change Lives pay $500 for braces, a fraction of the nationwide average cost for treatment. Interested families are encouraged to visit http://www.smileschangelives.org for more information. ...

Orthodontic Specialists of Florida Adds More Offices to Better Serve Patients

Orthodontic Specialists of Florida , founded and lead by Dr. Alan D. Shoopak, announced today the addition of five more offices throughout the state of Florida. To strengthen

Fast International Shipping For Orthofill Band Clients

Fix teeth gap permanently with Orthofill, a leading supplier of non-invasive orthodontic teeth bands offers fast international shipping for clients.Cebu, CEB (PRWEB) January 30, 2012 Orthofill is a dental care brand in Canada that has helped thousands of clients by providing clients with bands as alternatives for closing a tooth gap without the need for orthodontic braces. The company has ...

Application deadline for orthodontic scholarships extended

CARBONDALE - The application deadline for scholarships for children in need of orthodontic care awarded by the Rotary Club of Carbondale has been extended.

Free orthodontic treatment to go

Parents of children who require braces could be expected to pay for the NHS service under new proposals by the Department of Health.

New Year, new smile: how “makeover” orthodontic treatments can provide straighter teeth and better health

With every New Year comes new resolutions; and as 2012 gets underway, countless individuals across the country have no doubt determined to make this the year that they begin to eat better, look their best, and live healthier, happier lives. For many of us, when it comes improving our overall health, diet and exercise are the top two lifestyle changes that come to mind. But surprisingly enough ...