Prize – Sachem Pet Hotel and Spa Extravaganza
1) Free grooming
2) Free veterinary office visit
3) Free overnight stay
Details: Enter the cutest photo of your pet and ask your family and friends to vote for you. The five pets with the most votes become our finalists. Coolsmiles will randomly select a winner from our finalists, "live" on our Coolsmiles TV (youtube) channel. To see how we selected some of our previous winners and get a laugh, click here.
To enter your photo, click here.
We want to thank the Sachem Animal Hospital Pet Hotel and Spa for sponsoring our contest. For more information, just click the link.
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A member of our team at Coolsmiles Orthodontics found a great video that discusses the advantages of Invisalign. In the video, Kimberley Clayton Blaine, “The Go-To Mom,” discusses the Invisalign and Invisalign Teen treatment and her personal experience with Invisalign.
To determine if Invisalign is right for you, call to schedule a FREE inital consultation with Dr. Amram or Dr. Klempner. Both doctors are "Elite Providers", which means they are in the top 1% of all doctors with regard to Invisalign experience. Wondering if you are a candidate, give us a call?
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December 18, 2011 – Braces and Invisalign, Medford and Port Jefferson, NY
I was drinking a grande latte the other day in Starbucks while reading one of my orthodontic research journals. I came across an article that I thought might interest you. It was a study done at the University of Michigan to evaluate the attitudes of how the public judges people with uncorrected orthodontic problems. Whether we think it is fair or not, the public makes a variety of assumptions. They rated photos of adults with malocclusions to be not only less attractive, but less intelligent, less conscientious and less approachable. The 889 respondents also stated that they would be less likely to interact with them in both personal and professional settings.
At Coolsmiles we know that the treatment we render has a significant effect on self esteem and attractiveness, but we had no idea that it had this type of long term significant impact. Is it fair? Not in my opinion, but apparently it is reality. What's your opinion?
DrK
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