Let’s face it- when was the last time you managed to keep a New Year’s resolution? We at Dr. Andersen's office believe the key to sticking to a goal is picking one that is both reasonable and attainable. If you haven’t yet picked a New Year’s resolution, consider setting one that will improve your oral health!
For example, resolve to brush twice and floss once a day. Good oral hygiene only takes a few minutes a day, and can make a big difference in your oral health and overall health too! For more oral health-themed resolutions for you and your family, check out this article.
We would love to see what you come up with, share with us by commenting on this post or on our Facebook page. Whatever your New Year’s Resolution, we wish you the very best for 2012!
-Happy New Year, from your friends at Dr. Andersen's office
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Happy Holidays! From Dr. Clark and team
In this season given to tidings of comfort and joy, and as our team at Dr. W Clark Andersen's office reflect on the year that was, we’d like to ask you, our wonderful patients: What do you love about the holidays this year? Being with your loved ones? A clean slate for 2012? Opening presents by the fireplace? All the delicious food? Also, what gift are you most looking forward to getting this year?
We’d love if you shared with us all the things you love about the holidays. Stay warm, and don’t forget to stay away from those sweets!
--Dr. Andersen and team
Friday, December 16, 2011
Regular checkups and your oral health
Are you brushing and flossing daily during your
orthodontic treatment? If yes, that’s great! But, don’t forget that it’s
also important for you to visit your general dentist every 3-to-6 months in
addition to brushing your teeth and flossing (and visiting Dr. Andersen's office, of
course). Regular dental checkups are important for maintaining good oral
health, especially during orthodontic treatment.
Your general dentist can check for problems that
might not be seen or felt, detect cavities and early signs of decay, treat oral
health problems early and show you how to properly brush and floss your teeth.
During an oral exam your dentist can check the
health of your mouth, teeth, gums, cheeks and tongue. Checkups will also
include a thorough teeth cleaning and polishing. If you have not been to
the dentist in the last six months, let us know during your next visit and we
will provide a few great references in the greater Brigham City and Garland/Tremonton area!
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Want to LOVE your smile? Visit Dr. Anderson for a great orthodontic experience!
W. Clark Anderson, serving Brigham City, Garland and surrounding areas, has received some wonderful patient reviews this last month. Check out what our current patients are saying about Dr. Anderson and team! Thanks so much!"My husband, daughter and myself have all had orthodontic treatment at Dr. Andersen's office. I cant express the gratitude we feel. Our new smiles have improved our confidence and quality of life greatly. The warmth and energetic enthusiasm in the office is amazing. You can tell Dr. Andersen and his staff truly care about their patients needs. They express a joyful and fun attitude in the work they do. The after care we receive even though our braces are off is above and beyond our expectations. You will not be disappointed with your choice when you visit their office. YOU WILL LOVE YOUR BRACES and YOUR PERFECT SMILE!!!!!!!" ~Vici
"I have 3 kids that have been patients at Dr. Andersen's office. I could not be more thrilled with our whole experience with their office, staff and now our perfect smiles. We always enjoyed our appointments because of the super fun atmosphere that always exists in their office. My kids actually looked forward to coming their appointments. Go see them -- you will be so happy you chose their office!!!"
"Dr. Andersen and his staff rock! I love the fun atmosphere they have created and the way they treat people. The Smile Miles are too cool and the Skate Shop & iStore are full of amazing prizes to spend them on. Every doctor's office should be like this!"
Thursday, December 1, 2011
Are you wearing your mouth guard?

With winter sports right around the corner, many patients here at Dr. W. Clark Andersen's office will once again pick up the ball, bring the cleats out of seasonal retirement and hit the fields and courts for the return of sports action! During this time, however, Dr. Andersen and our team urge our young athletes to play it safe when out on the field. Here are a few ways to ensure your mouth’s safety this fall and winter, courtesy of our friends at the American Association of Orthodontists:
1. Wear mouth guards for contact sports such as basketball, wrestling and hockey
2. Wear a helmet
3. Wear protective eyewear
4. Wear a face shield to avoid scratched or bruised skin
5. Be alert, even as a spectator
We hope that helps! Dr. Andersen and team will tell you protective gear is vital for anyone engaging in tooth or mouth-threatening activities. If you have any further questions about any of these tips, please contact our office or ask us on Facebook. Stay safe!
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