Trick-or-treat! Not only is October National Orthodontic Health Month, but it is also a time for costumes, pumpkin carving, and Halloween. In honor of October’s sweet and spooky holiday, Halloween, the American Association of Orthodontists has provided trick-or-treaters with some tips for a ghoulishly good time!
With Halloween only two weeks away, Dr. Diehl would like to share a few trick-or-treating safety guidelines, courtesy of the AAO:
• 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
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marylynnw says:
And call our office if those brackets come loose while eating all that sticky stuff that you really shouldn't be eating anyway!!!!!!!!:-)ML Wheaton @ Pride