Friday, June 24, 2011

Elmira demonstrates the Waterpik system

We are offering the Waterpik system for adults and children for sale and to all new patients for a limited time only in our Fresno and Clovis offices. Call 222-2522 in Fresno and 298-4322 in Clovis for more information.

Saturday, June 18, 2011

Cargo Bay lot party with Unique Orthodontics


 Getting ready to feed the folks
 Lots of vendors
 Bud the Belgium Horse pulling the carriage
 Nick, Cathy and Mira ready to meet the folks
 Cargo Bay is pretty cool!
 "No Nick I said it goes here"
 Chris our faithful CPA at his booth

 The band played on....

 The Unique booth

Monday, June 13, 2011

More ways to improve your smile

Now you can purchase complete WATERPIK systems for children and adults and Sonic Toothbrushes at both UNIQUE ORTHODONTICS locations, in Fresno and Clovis.  9 out of 10 dental professionals recommend the Waterpik® Water Flosser over other brands. That's because Waterpik® is known for unsurpassed product performance and quality, with more research support than any other brand on the market. Dental professionals feel confident their patients will improve their oral health when they recommend the clinically proven Waterpik® Water Flossers.

Friday, June 10, 2011

The long hot dog days of Summer are coming!

Unique Orthodontics is open Monday-Saturday, in Fresno and Clovis, ready for your new smile. starting June 22-Aug 1, we have a great Summer special in Clovis. Call Cathy for all the information in Clovis at 298-4322.

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Tuesday SMILE quotes:

Today, give a stranger one of your smiles.  It might be the only sunshine he sees all day.  ~Quoted in P.S. I Love You, compiled by H. Jackson Brown, Jr.


A smile confuses an approaching frown.  ~Author Unknown


People seldom notice old clothes if you wear a big smile.  ~Lee Mildon


A smile is a curve that sets everything straight.  ~Phyllis Diller


Smile.  Have you ever noticed how easily puppies make human friends?  Yet all they do is wag their tails and fall over.  ~Walter Anderson, The Confidence Course, 1997


The world always looks brighter from behind a smile.  ~Author Unknown


Start every day with a smile and get it over with.  ~W.C. Fields


Before you put on a frown, make absolutely sure there are no smiles available.  ~Jim Beggs

Friday, June 3, 2011

UNIQUE SUMMER SMILE SPECIAL

2985.00 SUMMER SMILE SPECIAL IN CLOVIS
Includes Waterpik - 18 Month Treatment Plan
CALL NOW 298-4322

Thursday, June 2, 2011

Kayla to the rescue for Joplin!

Check out this local Fresno woman through her job is asking for supplies through her business. Her business was just on the local news and her uncle has a shipping business and they are driving the supplies to Joplin on Monday. Blankets, kids toys, car seats and more. 

A Clovis woman with ties to Joplin, Missouri is organizing a relief drive for the people who have been left with nothing. Kayla Christiansen has an uncle living in Joplin. She said when she first heard of the devastation, she wanted to go there to help. Instead, she's doing her part here in the Valley by collecting items to send to the Midwest.

For the last two days, Kayla's uncle has been sending her photos of the damage he's seen. He has been working alongside rescuers, trying to find survivors. What she's heard -- and he's experienced -- is hard to imagine. 


"When they were digging through the Home Depot store, there was a dad that was holding all of his kids. They had all three died and the dad still had the tightest embrace on his kids, even though they had already passed. And its just stuff like that... it just makes me cry," said Christiansen.


Tuesday night, Kayla's uncle spoke with Action News, describing the storm's aftermath and the couple's efforts to clear the damaged hospital where his girlfriend works as an R.N. "Going room to room, trying to see if there's anybody in there... patients or hospital staff. It's just pretty overwhelming. I can't believe it," said David Hills.


In a conversation Monday, Kayla's uncle asked for her to collect supplies for the people of Joplin. She started mobilizing help immediately and eventually turned to Facebook to help spread the word. So far, the support has been incredible. Kayla's uncle works in the shipping industry and is making the arrangements to get whatever she collects to the people who need it most.



More Info



My uncle lives in Joplin says they are short on many supplies and is asking for help. Things they need most are batteries aa d and c. Flashlights, diapers, baby and toddler cloths and blankets. Toothbrushes, toothpaste, hand cleaner, etc, Please every little bit will help. Message me!
Any help is help! This is our chance to help our own country! Please every bit counts!
If you want you can get me cash or check and I will go buy supplies to add to the boxes


Century 21 C Watson
On Palm and Alluvial

I have an phone line for any questions. Please fill free to call Me (Kayla) 559-930-3422

Wednesday, June 1, 2011

History of braces

If you think the desire for straight teeth is a trapping of modern society, think again! Extreme Makeovers may be new, but "braces" date as far back as ancient man!

Early History

Even ancient people wanted straight teeth! According to the AAO (American Association of Orthodontists), archaeologists have discovered mummified ancients with crude metal bands wrapped around individual teeth. To close gaps, it has been surmised that catgut did the worknow done by today's orthodontic wire! Later, in 400-500 BC, Hippocrates and Aristotle both ruminated about ways to straighten teeth and fix various dental conditions. Straight teeth have been on our minds a very long time!


While Greece was in its Golden Age, the Etruscans (the precursors of the Romans) were burying their dead with appliances that were used to maintain space and prevent collapse of the dentition during life. Then in a Roman tomb in Egypt, a researcher found a number of teeth bound with a gold wire -- the first documented ligature wire! At the time of Christ, Aurelius Cornelius Celsus first recorded the treatment of teeth by finger pressure. Despite all this evidence and experimentation, no significant events in orthodontics really occurred until the much later, in around the 1700s (although dentistry as a whole made great advancements in the interim). It should be noted that in Medieval times, specialized barbers often performed dental "operations", extractions, and procedures such as blood-letting. Let's be glad we live in the 21st Century!