Thursday, December 2, 2010

Civil War Week


In case you didn't get a chance to come in this past week, we were having our Civil War theme week. We can't wait for this weekend's face off between #1 ranked Oregon and Oregon State. Check all the photos on our Facebook page, and Goooooo Ducks!!!

Monday, November 22, 2010

Civil War Spirit Week at Magic Smiles

Are you a Oregon State beavers or University of Oregon ducks fan?

In celebration of the upcoming Civil War game, Dr. Doleac would like to invite all of our patients to participate in Spirit Week at Magic Smiles. We are offering patients 3 extra tokens for wearing their team colors proudly! Show off your Oregon State or University of Oregon spirit at your appointment the week of November 29th through October 3rd, and let our office know what team you’re supporting in the Civil War!

As always, don’t hesitate to give us a call if you have any questions about Spirit Week or your next appointment at our office.

Happy Thanksgiving, from Dr. Doleac & team


Dr. Doleac and team would like to wish you a safe and happy Thanksgiving. It's a big food holiday, so be careful what you eat with those braces! If you have any stories or pictures to share with us, we'd encourage you to send them along or call our office and ask how.

Gobble Gobble!

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Ask Dr. Doleac: Who benefits from braces?

Braces aren’t just for pre-adolescents and teenagers anymore! Dr. Doleac will tell you that anyone, at any age, can benefit from orthodontic treatment, whether it’s correcting a problem not treated in your younger years, or catching a problem early.

To ensure the best overall treatment, the American Association of Orthodontists, or AAO, recommends that children receive an orthodontic consultation as early as age seven. If a problem is evident, taking action early can spare a lot of treatment and expense down the road.

If you never received orthodontic treatment when you were young, don’t worry! You’re never too old for a beautiful smile. Set up an appointment for a consultation and find out how adult orthodontics will transform your smile, as well as your life!

Monday, November 8, 2010

Staying connected with Magic Smiles


At Magic Smiles, we embrace technology, whether it’s through the innovative treatments we offer, our high-tech web site or our Facebook fan page. As you can probably tell, we love connecting with our patients online, whether it’s by sharing news on our blog or communicating ideas on our fan page. For social media to work, we understand that conversation is vital, and that’s why we invite you to join in and tell us what’s on your mind. Although social networks are hugely popular these days, we know they’re unpredictable and ever-changing.

While we take a little time to research how to best use social media, we thought we’d ask you, our loyal patients: How would you like us to use our social networks? What would you like us to share on our blog? Please post your thoughts or give us a call!

Thursday, November 4, 2010

What do you enjoy most about fall?


It’s fall here at Magic Smiles, a time when all across the country, the leaves begin to change colors, the air becomes crisp, and families begin to make plans for Thanksgiving.

Today we wanted to ask you, our wonderful patients, "How are you spending your time this fall?" Our team would love to hear about your favorite places for eating, shopping, and entertainment within the Portland area. We are interested in learning about what makes your community “yours.”

Feel free to post your responses on our Facebook page, or give us a call!

Friday, October 29, 2010

A few Halloween safety tips


Trick-or-treat! In the spirit of October’s sweet and spooky holiday, Halloween, Magic Smiles would like to remind all of our patients to be safe while celebrating with friends and family. The American Association of Orthodontists, or AAO, has provided trick-or-treaters with some tips for a ghoulishly good time.

A few Halloween safety guidelines:
• Young children should always be accompanied by an adult
• Carry a flashlight
• Wear a light-colored or reflective costume
• Choose face paint over masks for young ghosts and goblins
• Have an adult inspect all treats before the children dig in

Many treats can cause havoc for trick-or-treaters who are going through orthodontic treatment. If you happen to damage your braces, please give our staff a call immediately. Typically, small problems can be solved over the phone.

We wish you all a happy, safe, and spooky Halloween!